CENSUS OF INDIA, 1961
MYSORE STATE
DISTlllCT CENSUS HANI)BOOK
HASSAN DISTRICT
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VOLU2YIE XI lVIYSORE List of Central Government Publications
Part I--A General Report
Part I-B Report on Vital Statistics Part I-C Subsidiary Tables
Part II-A General Population Tables (A Series)
Part II-B (i) General Economic Tables (Tables B-1 to B-IV-C)
P&rt II-B (ii) General Economic Tables (Tables B-V to B-IX) Part I1-C (i) Social and Cultural Tables (C Series) Part II-C (ii) Migration Tables (D Series)
Part III Household Economic Tables (Tables B-X to B-XVII)
Part IV-A Report on Housing and Establishments Part IV-B Housing and Establishment Tables (E Series)
Part V-A Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
Pa.rt V-B Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe~ (including reprints from old Census Reports)
Part VI Village Survey Monographs (51 monographs)
Part VII Handicraft Survey Monographs (13 crafts) Part VIII-A A.dministration Report-Enumeration l not for sale Part VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation J -rart IX Census Atlas Volume Part X Special Report on Bangalore Metropolit.an Area
State Government PublicaUons 19 DISTRICT CENSUR HANDBOOKS PREFACE
CeIlsus in India has all along been a scientific Dnd systematic survey. Gradually through the decades it has also aimed at providing besides a statistical account of the population surveyed, a picture of the Socio-Economic condition of the people. With this end in view, the Census authorities in India have always interested themselves, side by side with the counting of the people, at making several special studies relating to the life of the people.
One of these special features of the Census of India at present is the preparation and publi cation of the District Census Handbooks. These were first published in the 1951 Census. Upto 1951, after each Census, only the list of villages along with populat,ion was published. But for the first time in 1951, general population tables, literacy tables and social and economic tables were pubJished in the District Census Handbooks. When preliminary work on the 1961 Census started in 1959, the question of enlarging the coverage of subjects included in the District Handbooks was also examined. A broad sheet indicating the items on which information had to be gathered from the various Departments was circulated by the Registrar General, India, and at the First Conference of Superintendents of Census Operations held at Delhi towards the end of 1959, the delegates agreed tbat it was quite within the bounds of possibility to gather information on all the topics suggested by the Registrar General. It was agreed that the contents of the District Census Handbook, on matters of general information, should not compete with the District Gazetteers. The scope of the VilJage Directory included in each District Handbook has been enlarged. [n addition to giving the Primary Census Abstract of the village concerned, the Directory gives information about the various amenities available in the village. It is thus possible to get from the Village Directory not only information about the population and the economio activities of the people but also about the level of development attained by the village in regard to the provision of the various amenities. Many of the Census Tables Published in the Distr1ct Handbook furnish information down to the level of a T[)luk and they may prove useful in drawing up Taluk Development Plans. Besides the Census Tables and Village Directory, some administrative statistics pertaining to the District concerned, have also been fUI'nished. It was also thought that the usefulness of these volumes would be enhanced by inclusion of district maps and taluk maps set in suitable squares to facilitate easy location of the villages in the taluk maps. In order that the readers may get a bird's eye-view of the cultural heritage of the State, a note on it has also been included, which though not exhaustive, should give a glimpse of our rich heritage. These handbooks have been compiled by the Census Organisation under the general instructions of the Registrar General. They are being printed and published by the State Government who have also approved the list of items to be included and the mode of presentation. In the course of the Census Operations, I have received assistance and co-operation from several institutions and individuals. It is impossihle for me to express my gratiturle to each of them individually. However, I will be failing in my duty if I do not express my deep sense of gratitude to Sri A. Mitra, I.C.S., Registrar General, India, who has been a source of constant help, inspiration and guidance an through the Census Operations of 1961. I am also grateful to the Government of Mysore and its staff at all levels, for the unstinted co-operation extended to me in this work.
BANGALORE K. BALASUBRAMANYAM, 24th Sept., 1966 Superintendent of Oensus Operations in Mysore. The members of the Staff connected with preparation of this Volume are :-
Sri C. M. Chandawarkar Deputy Superintendent of Census Operation!!!
Sri B. S. Nar.. aSimhft. MurthY} Tft.bulation Officers Sri R. Y. Revashetti
Sri M. Somasekhar Statistical, Assistant
Sri A. 1. Khan 1 Investigators Sri M. Krishna Rao J
Sri M. Nanjundaiah } Compilation Clerks Sri M. Venkata Rao TABLE OF OONTENTS
PART I
INTRODUCTION pages History, The people and their social conditions. Medioal, Public Health and Animal Husbandry, Agriculture and Irrigation, Education and Literacy, Occupation,' Manufacture and Trade, Co=unications, Land Tenures and Land Reforms, Houses and Households, Local Bodies, Village Panchayats, Co· operation, Administration. i-xiii
ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS Appendices I-RAINFALL AND TEMPERATURE
A. Climatological Tables xvi-xxi B. Rainfall and rainy days xxii-xxvii
II-VITAL STATISTICS
A. Births and Deaths Record xxviii B. Deaths from selected causes xxviii-XxiX
III-AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
A. Land Utilisllotion Statistics by Districts 1950-51 to 1959-60 xxx B. Yield rates of Principal Crops, 1950-51 to 1959-60 xxxi-:xxxiii C. Gross area in Acres irrigated, 1950-51 to 1959-1960 xxxiii D. Area in Acres under crops 1950-51 to 1959-60 . xxxiv E. Area irriga.ted during the years 1950-51 to 1959--60 xxxv F. Progress of cultivation, (in acres) during the years 1950-51 to 1959-1960. xxxv G. Statement showing the rates of wages paid to the Agricultural Labour in Hassan District xxxvi-xli
IV-STATISTICS OF LARGE SCALE INDUSTRIES AND REGISTERED FACTORIES
A. Factories classified by industry with average daily number of workers in each, (for the year 1959) xlii
B. Growth of Factorie~, xliii C. Average daily number of workers employed. xliii
V-ADMINISTRATIVE STATISTICS
A. Criminal Justice-Number of Criminal cases tried xliv B. Criminal Justice-Persons convicted or bound over in Hassan xliv C. (i) Strength of Police in the district 1951 to 1960 xlv (ii) List of police Sub-divisions, circles police stations, out posts etc. xlv D. Jails xlv E. Co-operative Societies 1950-51 to 1959--60 xlvi-xlvii F. Table showing Receipts xlvii G. Table Showing the number and description of registered documents and value of p~operty transferred in the year 1950-51 to 1954-60 xlviii
VI-PUBLIC HEALTH AND MEDICAL STATISTICS A. List of Medical Institution-Hassan District xli x-I B. Government of India Pattern Primary Health Centres ii
PART I-concld. Pages
Appendices ~concld.
VII-EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
A. List of High Schools-Hassan District Ii B. List of Colleges Iii
VIII-STATISTICS OF PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT, PRESSES AND JOURNALS
A. Printing Presses at work, News papers and Periodicals in H)59.60 Iii B. Cinemas 1950 to 60 Iii
IX-COMMUNICATION STATISTICS
A. Statement showing the details of Road, Mileage in charge of the Public Works Department a~ (jll 31st March 1961 liii-lv B. Village Roads Ivi-Iviii C. Statement sh0wing the Statistics ef Major Bridges having linear Waterway of more than 100 foot as on 31-3-1961 Iix D. List of Telegraphs and Telephone Offices Ix E. List of Travellers/Inspection Bungalow8 and circuit houses in Hassan District Ix
X-STATISTICS OF LOCAL BODIES A. Statement Showing the Receipts and Expenditure of the Dist. Board, Hassan District from 1951-52 to 1959-60 lxi B. Local bodies Municipalities • lxil C. Receipts and Expenditure of Municipalities lxji D. Village panchayats lxiii
XI-STATISTICS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AS ON 31-3-1961 lxiii XI-A EXPENDITURE lxiii-Ixiv
XII-CONSUMERS FRICE INDEX NUMBERS lxv-Ixvi
XIII-LIVESTOCK POPULATION IN THE DISTRIOT lxvii
XIV-CALENDAR OF IMPORTANT EVENTS llivii
XV-A Tabular Statement of important Fairs and Melas in the District. lxviii XV-B Fairs and Festivals lxix XV-C Names of Weekly Shandles in Hass'1ll District lxx
XVI-GAZETTEER OF PLACE NAMES lxxi-lxxii
PART-II CENSUS TABLES AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY Census TallIes Explanatory note to Census Tables with Annexures 1-32 A-I-Area, houses and population with Appendices I, II and III 33-:5 A-Il-Variation in popul8tion during 60 years 36-37 A-III-Villages classified by population 88 A-IV-Towns and Town-groups classified by population in 1961 with variation since 1901 3\'--41 iii
PART II-contd. Pagtft
Census Tables-conta.
UNION PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAOT 42-49
B-1 & B-II-Workers and Non-workers in Taluks and Towns classified by sex and broad age·-group:·. 50-65
B-III-Industrial Classification of Workers and Non-workerr by ed'lcational levels :
Part A-Urban only 66-67 Part B-Rural only 68-71
B-IV~Part A-Industrial Classification by sex and class of worker of persons at work at Household Industry 72-74 Part B-Industrial Classification by sex and class of worker of persons at work in Non-Household Industry. Trade, Business, Profession or Service. 75-81 Part C-Industrial Classification by sex and divisions, major groups and minor groups of persons at work other than Cultivation with appendix. 82-90
B-V~Occupational Classification by sex of persons at work other than Cultivation with appendix. 91-114
B-VI- Occupational divisions ef persons at work other than Cultivation classified by sex, broad age-groups and educational levels in urban areas only. 115-118
B-VII-Part A-Persons working principally (i) as Cultivators (ii) as Agricultural Labourers or (iii) at Household Industry classified by sex and by Secondary work (i) at Household Industry, (ii) as Cultivator or (iii) as Agricultural Labourer with appendix. 119-120 Part B-Industrial Classification by sex of persons working in Non-Household Industry, Trade, Business, Profe,sion or Service who are also engaged in Household Industry with appendix. 121-·132
B-VIII-Part A- Persons unemployed aged 15 and above by sex, broad age-groups and educational levels in urban areas only. 133-134 Part B- Persons unemployed aged 15 and abo1Te by sex, and educational levels in rural areas only. 135
B-IX-Persons not at work classified by sex, broad age-groups and type of activity 136-139
B-X-Sample households (i) engaged neither in Cultivati B-XI-Sample Households engaged in Cultivation classified by interest on land and size of land cultivated in Rural and Urban areas separately. 140-141 B-XII- Sample households engaged in Cultivation only classified by size of land cultivated and number of family workers and hired workers in Rural and Urban areas separately. 142-149 B-XIII-Sample householdp engaged both in Cultivation and Household Industry showing size of land cultivated classified by principal Household Indust.ry in Rural and Urban areas separately with appondix. 150-151 B-XIV-Sample Households engaged only in Household Industry classified by Principal Household Industry in all areas" Part A-Households classified by major groups of Principal Household Industry and number of persons engaged with appendix 152.-153 Part B-Households classified by minor groups of Principal Household Industry 154-155 B-XV-Sample households engaged both in Cultivation ana Household Industry classified by size of land in Rural and Urban areas separately. 156-163 PART I1-contd. Pages Census Tables-conld. B-XVI- Sample principal Household Industry classified by period of working and total numbcr of workers engaged in Household Industry in all areas with appendix . 164-169 B-XVII- Sample households classified by (i) number of Male and Female members by size of households and (ii) Engagement (a) neither in cultivation nor in industry (b) in household industry only and (0) in cultiva.tion sub-classified by size of lar.d eulti,'ated. 170-171 0-1- Composition of Sample Housf'hulds by relation15hip to head of family classified by size of Land Cultivated 172 O-II-Age and Marital Status 173-176 G-III-Age, Sex and Education Part A-in all areas 177 Part-B--in Urban areas only 118 Part-C--in Rural areas only 179-181 C-V-Mother tongue (Alphabetical order) 182-184 C-VII-Religion 185 C-VIII-Soheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PaRT-A-Classification by literacy and Industrial category of Workers and Non-worker;; among 1 Scheduled Castes .••••... . I 186-189 PART-B-Classification by literacy and industrial category of Workers and Non-workers among Scheduled >- Tribes J Special Table Jar Scheduled Oaste8 and Scheduled Tribes SCT-l-Industrial classification of persons at Work and Non-workers by sex Part-A- Scheduled Castes 19()"-'19~ Part-B- Scheduled Tribes 192-193 SCT-II-Age and Marital Status Part-A-Scheduled Castes 194-196 Part-B-Scheduled Tribes 197-199 SCT-III-Part-A-(i) Education in Urban areas only for Sc:qeduled Castes 200 Part Il-(i) Education in Rural areas only for Scheduled CaFtea 201 (ii) Education in Rural areas only for Scheduled Tribes 201 SOT-lV-Parts A & B-Religion for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 201 SCT-V-Sample househclds engaged in cultivation classified by interest in land and size of land cultivated in Rural areas only Part-A-Scheduled Castes 202 Part-B-Scheduled Tribes 202 SO-I-Persons not at work classified by sex, type of activity and educational levels for Scheduled Caste" 203-205 ST-I-Mother tongue and Bi-lingualism for Scheduled T:tibe~ 206-208 ST-II-Persons not at work classified by sex and type of activity for Scheduled Tribes. 200 v PART II-conold. Census Tables-concld. Pages Housing and Establishment Tables E-! Census Houses and the uses to which they are put 210-211 E-II Tenure Status of Sample Census households living in CenslIs houses used wholly or partly as dwelling 212-213 E-III - Census Houses used as factories and workshops classified by industry, power and no power used and size of employment 214-223 E-IV - Distribution of sample households living in Census Houses used wholly or partly as dwellings by predominant material of wall and predominant material of roof Based on 20% Sample 224-225 E-V Sample households classified by number of members and by number of rooms occupied Based on 20% Sample 226-227 Village Directory Explanatory Note 231 1. Alur Taluk 233-249 2. Arkalgud Taluk 250-266 3. Arsikere Taluk 270-293 4. Belur Taluk 294-317 5. Channaro,yapatna Taluk 318--341 6. Hassan Taluk 342-365 7. Holenarasipur Taluk 366-383 8. Manjarabad Taluk 384-399 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DISTRIOT 400 a to n Cultural Heritage of Karnataka LIST OF MAPS AND DIAGRAMS Facing Page 1. Distriot Map of HaSEan. Title page 2. Pie diagram shOWing the area and population of Mysore State 1961. 3. Pie diagram of Population classified by nature of work of Mysore State and Hassan District, 1961. v 4. Map of Alur Taluk. 234 5. Map of Arkalgud Taluk. 250 6. Map of Arsikere Taluk. 270 7. Map of Belur Taluk. 294 8. Map of Ch'1nnarayapatna Taluk. 318 9. Map of Hassan Taluk. 342 10. Map of Holenarasipur Ta.luk. 36. n. Manjarabad Taluk 384 12. Map of Mysore State Showing some places of Cultural, Education"l, Religious, Historical and other importance. 0 MYSORE STATE, 1961 Area in Square Miles (As furnished by the Surveyor General of India) MYSORE STATE, 1961 Population INTRODUCTION HASSAN DISTRICT with an ar~:.t of abom 2,638 Fringing the malnad area on the east is the transi square miles lies betw,oen 12'-31' ar:d 13°-33' Nor!;i tional zone termed as 'semi-maillad '. The land forms latitude and 75°--33' and 76°-38' East longitude. It is here are more akin to those of maidan, but climate, bounded on the North by Turnkur District; East by consequent forest cover and economic orientation Tumkur and Mysore Districts; on the South by Coorg :ll:.ve strong links with the malnad proper. Here the and Mysorc Districts; and on the W!;)st by South Kanara villages are more compact than in the malnad, but and Chikmagalur Districts. Its greatest length from ~cmewhat isolated. The rainfall here is lo\ver than in North to South is about 80 mi~cs and the greatGst breacith the maIn ad area. from East to West is about 72 miles. The population according to 1961 census is 8,95,847 working out to The southern maidan, is a lowland tract forming 334.3 square miles. In terms of :!rea and population the largest and most populous region of the District. the district is 2. 76 /~ of thf State and 2. 65 ~,:, w;pcctivdy The terrain is undulating and the plains are generally as would be clear from the djc:gram on th fgcing r:agc. cultivated leaving some extensive kavals or grazing lands here and there. Some low hills also pass through The District consisti1~g of C:i;ht Tali,ks, l',m,cly, this region. Though these ranges are unfit for cultiva (1) Manjarabad, (2) Bdur, (3) Hassac, (4) A'-'l~c,lgud, tion they form good catchment ~,;'cas for the large (5) Holenarsipur, (6) Arsikerc, (7) Chm:.:;amyaptll:1 number of tanks and valleys. The rainfall here is and (8) Alur, falls partly in the n~a],:~~d tract aLd p,;nly scanty and not assured. in the Southern maidan tract. C0r~~:::~:inf the physical aspects, climate, rainfall, soil etc., the District can be divided into the followillg three rc:gions :--- Excepting the western porlion of Manjarabad (1) Southern malnad West and north east of Belur Taluk \-vhich drains to the river Netravati of South Tahlk, \'[estern and centIal Kanara and Arsikere Taluk which drains to the Veda Alur ; and :Manjarabad. vati of Chitradurg, the main body of the District consists of the Hemavati river basin. The two impor (2) Semimalnad Central Arkalgud; Western tant rivers running in the District arc (1) the Cauvery Hassan ; Eastern Alur ; and (2) The Hemavati. Central and Eastern Be1ur ; and Western Arsikere. (3) Southern maidan Eastern Arsikere; Eastern Cauvery flows through a small portion of the Hassan; Channarayapatna; District in the south entering the district near Shigodu South eastern Arkalgud; and leaving it near Basavanahally, both the villages being in Arkalgud Taluk. and Holcr~arsipur Taluks. The southern mallli:d is a fon~~ted hilly country with a heavy rainfall with a peak in July, but ql~antitjes The Hemavati first runs from north to south in decrease and variability increase~ from west to east. :Manjarabad Taluk, then turns east along the Mysore. On the western periphery are the mighty ghats extending and Coorg border and passes through Holenarasipur from the pass at Bisale-Ghat to the Jenkal Betta, with Taluk leaving the District near Mudanhalli before some very lofty peaks in them. Chief of which are joining the Cauvery in Mandya District. Its chief the Pushpagiri or Subrahanlanya \-vith a height cf tributary is the Yagachi from Belur Taluk, the conflu 5,626 feet above sea level, close to the south-wc:st ence being near Gorur of Hassan Taluk. border of thE' District. Devarbetta (4,206 feei), Murkan Gudda (4,265 feet), and Jenkul Betta (4,558 feet). This The eastern half of the District consists of several region bears all th, characteristic features of the 'malnad' types of Granite Gneisses differentiated into the champ area. There are also some more low ranges of granite ion gneisses, the Peninsular Gneisses, and Granites of the hills running along the northern limits of tLe District Closepet series. The older Gneisses consist of banded through Belur, Hassan and Arsikere 'L:luks. They or uniform Biotite Granite Gneisses. The newer granites mark the watersheds spreading the Krishna and Cauvery fOf.lllng the Arsikere and Banavar hills consi"t of a river systems. Here we have Indra Betta (3,309 feet) medium even grained granite, the colour varying frem with the colossal jain statue on its summit. pink to grey. The schists occuring in well defined patches are Dicdiga and Bevu which yield gum, arc met with in mostly hornblendic. A number of bands of varioLls pc.rts. Except in the ghats, sandal grows (,luanizites-ferrugunious Quartizities etc., are found in freely in the western Taluks. association especially in the Mudulgudda and Mallap panbetta, ranges. There are seyeral important TIlt.: fore ts of th(, malnad arcas provide shelter constituents of thcse belts, chief of which arc the to wild beasts like Tiger, Panther, Elk, Bear, Wild Dogs, Amphibolities and Peridotites in the schists to the Deer etc. Elcpb:lJ1ts and Bison are also often met southeast of Holenarsipur and the altered Amphi with. In Arsikere wolves and Hy('nas are seen. In bolites in the long narrow belt of Nuggihalli, which the maidan areas Antelopes arc to be found quite often. are useful for Asbestos Chromite industries. The year can be divided into three seasons (1) Five The altered Amphibolites or Potstones of the wet months from June to October (2) Four cool months Pushpagiri hills nC:lr Halfbid, are noted for their soft from No\t;mber to February and (3) Three warm ness and suitabiilty for delicate tracery. They are months from March to May. However even the the ones used fOI the famous HaJebici and Bellll Temples. summers are quite .pleasant and cool. Hassan is cooler than Bangalore th0 mean annual temperature for Hassan Asbestcs has been worked in several places in the being about J .7° lower than that for Bangalore. The Holenar~jpur T,duk, Chromit(' is also found, though temperatu;e has very rarely risen above 100°, The in small quantitic,s, in the Holenarsipur schist belt. relative humidity ranges between 65 percent in February Felspar, Magnesite, Kaolin, and Mica are the ether and 89 per cent in August and September. important minerals found in tl:e District. The rainfall in areas close to the westernghats About 197 square miles of are:l. arc covered by may be more than 200 inches but it decreases as we forests, thickest being the upper slopes of the Ghats go tastwards and finally it gets ~o scanty in the extreme on th.:: western pcripI;,;i"y. S011':e of the forest areas cast that the annual fall would hardly exceed 20 inches. have been utilised for coffee and cardamom cultivation. The average annual rainfall would be about 38.7 The chief trees are the poor., the somie, Blockwood, inches. Ebony, Honne, Nandi etc. In the eastern maidan jungles grow Dindiga, Channaggi, HuIve, Kagli etc. The rainfall recorded in some of the representative In Manjarabad f0rcsis, pepper grows wild. So also centres from the three belts during the last ten years'is : ] '1;33 IlJ55 J!Jb9 ;) G 7 10 II ------ ~IALNAJ) : :lJa.llji~r,"hall !)(j. (j;_; 7!J.SI) 57.3:: :!,014.5 Sg,\II·.\IAL'AD : BeJur :2'7.80 48.50 34.58 :r, .os 38.08 I.!I:);" 'i t, ['J(} .•j :\LHDA~ Channara\'apatll'l :!7.42 :i!J.:?!I :~ 1 • J (i :34.:,,' '152.1 , II.' N"o·m~UJ.lto 1'157 rl,inf"Il is icco;dcri in inches a' d f"om IU::;S on word" it is rccord,d in !IBIS III History In 1336 started the rule of the famous Vijayanagar kings who conquered the whole of country south of Ancient inscriptions engraved at the summit of river Krishna. They had taken special interest of Chandrabetta at Sravana Belagola support the view developping Manjarabad (then known as Balam) that Bhadrabahu, one of Srutakevalis (hearers of the by bringing in settlers of all casts and creed. It was first masters) accompained by his disciple Chandra they who had introduced proprietory ownership in gupta, the great Maurya Emperor, had migrated to the land and also hereditory feudal powers of the this District to escape a dreadful famine. 011 their village officers. Later, Vina Ramappa, a court musi way to Punnata country (South Mysore), Bhadrabahu cian was bestowed with tracts adjoining the western died at Sravan Belagola, followed by the death of ghats ; but on his abdicating the rights the province Chandragupta, twelve years later. These events led of Balam was made over to an old Palegar by name to the formation of the famous Jain settlement, here Singappa Nayak. These Palegars had their capital and also the erection of the colossal statue of Goma at Aigur. At the end of the 16th century the eastern teswara by Chamunda Raya in about 983 A.D. portion of the district was made over to Jagadeva Raya. The power of the Mysore Rajas started extending During the first five centuries the Kadambas of gradually and ultimately the palegars of Holenarasipur Banavasi held sway of the western portion of the District were also ousted by them. along with Tuluva (South Kanara). Then they became tributary to the Chalukyas. However Kadamba chief Then Shivappa Nayak of Ikkeri overran Balam wielded power as far as Bayalnad (Heggadevankote' holding it for about 37 years. A settlement was re Taluk) till the end of the 11th century. Gangas also ached between Ikkeri and Mysore in 1694 A.D. accord held power between the western and eastern Ghats ing to which the six nads of Manjarbad were ceded to from the 5th to the 11th century. Kongavalas ruled the old chiefs and the remainder of Balam was parti principally in Arkalgud Taluk between 1,020 and tioned between the too contending parties. The 1,100 A.D. They appear to have been the feudatories whole of Hassan district, excepting Manjarabad came of Cholas. under Mysore rule. In 1762 A.D. Haidar Ali caiJtured Bednur. The Marattas also started, attacking the But it was the Hoysala power that gave fame to district, chcifly Arsikere Taluk. the District. They ruled the territory between 10th and 14th centuries with Dorasamudra (Halebid) as their Krishnappa Nayak who was ruling Balam during capital. The kings were formerly the adherents of the Tipu Sultan's time joined Parasu Ram Bhan against Jaina faith; but Bitti Deva who had a Vaishnava wife Seringapatam. But after the treaty was signed, Tipu and who also came under the influence of Ramanuja, Sultan recalled him from Coorg where he had fled the great Vaishnava teacher, embraced the religion of and made over Aigur-sime Government to him his Vishnu and assumed the name of Vishnuvardhana. son Venkatadri Nayak also tried to retain this Aigur He recaptured Talkad from the Cholas and extended sime after the fall of Seringapatam in 1799. But he his kingdom to all the territories formerly ruled by did not succeed and had to suffer death by hanging. Gangas. The Hoysala who had originalJy professed al1igance to Chalukyas, assumed independence after some time and during the reign of Ballala II (1172-1209) During the 19th century Hassan District formed they extended their territory up to the river Krishna. part of the Patnada Rayada also called Manjarabad Ballala II was residing at Lakkundi in Dharwar District Foujdari. From 1832, it was included in the Ashtagram for some time. Someswara extended the country Division, which was abolished at the rendition in 1881 southwards over the Chola country and started residing A.D. In 1882 Hassan became a Sub-division with four in Kannanur near Trichinapoly. Then there was a Taluks namely, Arsikere, Belur, Hassan, and Manjara partition in these territories for a short time but during bad under Kadur district. In 1886 however was made the reign of Ballala Ill, they again got united. a full District as now constituted. In 1311, Kafur the general of Ala-ud-din, sacked The District has attained fame for the Hoysala the town of Dorasamudra taking a heavy loot with architecture so beautifully exhibited in the temples him to Delhi. In 1326, the city was destroyed comple at Halebid and Belur. A number of Bastis erected tely by Muhammad III. Though the Hoysala influence during the Ganga period and the famous statue of continued for about twenty years more, it had become Gomateswara at Shravan Belagola speak of the glory very weak. the District had attained in the past. A* iv The People and their Social Condition 3. Number of Health units- (a) Primary Health Centres 38 40 The Di~trict has a population of 893,379 of which 107,597 reside in the urban areas of Alur, Arka1gud, (b) Secondary Health Centres 4 4 Arsikere, Lakshmipuram Sanitary Board, Banavar, (c) Number of persons treated 2,57,114 4,25,589 Belur, Channarayapatna, Hassan, Ho1enarsipur, Kona I nur, Saklc~hpur and Sravanbelagola. However even 4. Coverage under school Health these urban areas have more or less a rural appearance. Services 1,255 2,665 5. Drainages constructed 4,250 6,110 Majority of the people depend upon agriculture (yards) with subsidiary occupations. The weekly markets chief of which are at Arsikere, Alur, Dudda, Javagal, 6. Drainages repaired 3,125 42,262 Gandasi and Hassan, Holenarsipur serve not only the (yards) economic nc..:ds of the people but also bring about communal unions and social contacts among the The Health organisation of the District is vested peopJe. with the District Health Officer. The General Hospital is lll1der the administrative control of the District A number of fairs are also held annually at several Surgeon. places. The pI incipal fairs are Hassanamba Jatra at Hassan Hassan Cattle Show, Channa The following particulars as they stood at the end of Keshavaswami fair at Belur, Kenchammana Jatra at 1960 relating to all medical institutions including those Kenchamm~il1a Hoskotc, Venkatramanaswami fair at runby local bodie s will help us in getting an idea of the Malekal Tirupati, Ranganathaswami festival at Pura, medical facilities existing in the District- Submmanya Car festival at Ramanathpur, the car festi\al at Holenarasipur, etc. These fairs are largely 1. Number of Medical Institutions- attended. Besides their religious importance, they also A (1) Hospitals 10 provide (;11t(;rtain111ent and a change in the simple daily (2) Dispensaries 51 routine of the village folk. Total 61 The people arc a hardy lot and their needs being few, the viliages are mostly self sufficient. Their staple food consists of rice and the poorer classes eat Ragi. Hospitals Dispen- Total saries The male folk wear a dhoti with or without kacha B. (1) General 5 44 49 and a shirt. The female folk wear a saree and blouse. (2) Women 5 7 12 Medical, Public Health and Animal Husbandry C. (1) Urban 3 2 5 (2) Rural 7 49 56 The achievements during the first two 5 year plan· periods are : D. (1) Government 2 10 12 (2) Government 2 1956-57 1960-61 aided. (3) Local Bodies 6 39 45 1. Numb:;r of medical institutions- (4) Others 1 2 (a) Hospitals 3 3 (b) Dispensaries 30 22 2. Average population served 14,645.6 per institution. (c) Bed strength in Hospitals 173 176 (d) Number of persons treated 70,053 1,60,035 3. Average area served per 43.2 institution in square miles. 2. Number of medical personnel 4. Sanctioned bed strength 433 (a) Doctors 21 21 (a) Men 147 (b) Nurses 15 16 (b) Women and Children 286 MYSORE STATE, 1961 Population classified by nature of work HASSAN DISTRICT, 1961 Population classiiled by nature of work Hospitals Dispen Total Agriculture and Irrigation saries 5. ndoor patients- The soil of the malna.d region of the District is a (0) Total patients 22,839 rich sedimentary with forest loam in jungles. The admitted products of this part are rich in the valley~, coffee and cardamom being grown in forest slopes.· The soil in . (b) Daily average 443.7 the parts surrounding the hills are generally of a rich 6. Outdoor patients- sedimentary character easily worked affording fine (a) Total new 8,79,128 crops of cereal or garden produce. The principal patients attended crops grown in this district are paddy, ragi, coffee, (b) Daily avelage 3,881.4 cardamom, potatoe, sugar cane, chillies, etc. 7. Parturition cases 7,086 Food crops are raised in about 3,32,000 acres and 8. Surgical operations 20,194 non-food crops are raised on a vast extent of land. 9. Doctors employed 68 The principal crops grown in the district and the area are :- (0) Males 54 Paddy 1,12,000 acres (b) Females 14 Ragi 2,20,000 acres 10. Laboratory work 32,755 Sugar-cane at Sri. Chama 7,000 acres rajendra Hospital. Potatoes 6,000 acres Chillies 7,000 acres 11. T.B. Clinic at Sri 6,634 Chamarajendra There are no major or medium irrigation projects. Hospital. The area irrigated by tanks is about 64,897 acres, by wells 462 acres, by canals (both Government and. 12. Radiological Depart 6,837 private) 17,392 acres and by other sources 3,822 acres. mental cases at Sri There are three seed multiplication farms, viz at Chamarajendra JakkavahalIi, Cheelanayakanahalli and Yelware. Hospital. There are several developmental schemes encouraging In Indian medicine, there are 30 Ayurvedic and development of cardamom, improved method seven Unani Dispensaries in the District. growing quality cotton by application of fertilisers, etc. There is a cocoanut research station at Arasikere. In the western tracts of the District, the cattle are of diminutive size, as in other malnad areas. Here The following particulars will indicate the achieve the mortality of the cattle is also great because of the ment in the field of agriculture at the end of the first humidity of the climate and the coarse pasturage. two five year plan 'periods :- However as we move as she breed improves. Draught cattle are numerous in Hassan. 1956-57 1960-61 Total Food production 1,06,433 The common cattle diseases are the foot and mouth 1,40,500 Tons disease, the throat disease (Anthrax) and rinderpest. Tons Area brought under cultivation 6,14,712 6,32,251 The following statistics regarding Animal Hus Acres Acres bandry relating to the first two five year plan periods Manures and Fertilisers distri- 1,524 118,43 are :- buted. Tons Tons Urban and Rural Compost 1,881 29,233 1956-57 1960-61 prepared. Tons Tons Number of Veterinary Hospitals N.A. 4 Area protected against pests 8,369 Number of Breeding Bulls distri- N.A. 45 and diseases. Acres buted. Area brought under Japanese 12,450 26,800 Key village units started 1 method of cultLvation. Acres Acres No. of landless and other poor Artificial inseminations done 1.768 6,561 2,765 people granted lands. Number of Animals treated 28,533 15,891 Area of lands thus granted 2.220 13,408 against various diseases. Acr::" Acre~ Education and Literacy The Mysore Implements Factory, Hassan a Govern lllent of Mysore concern started in 1940 produces The achievements in the field of education during agricultural implements like mumties, picases, hammers, the period of the first two five year plan periods are :-- shovels, crowbars, too.ls, sheet metalware etc. It has of late started manufacture of light structurals, transmis sion line towers, R.C.C. poles etc.,. during the second 1956-57 1960-61 five year plan, the factory has been substantially ex Number of educational panded. Institutions :- There are a number of small scale industries in the (a) Colleges 2 District manufacturing, Sugarcane crushers, trunks (b) High Schools (includ 24 30 and backets, ginned cotton, Groundnut oil and cake, ing Higher Secondary slate frames, camphor tablets, paper bags, sawn timber and multipurpose). etc. (c) Middle Schools 64 65 (d) Primary schools (includ 964 1,322 The growth of these small scale industries has been ing pre Primary and hampered by the absence of proper locational facilities, Nursery Schools). power and water supply, communications etc. To overcome them establishment of two industrial estates, (e) Technical Institutions one at Hassan and the other at Sakaleshpur has been Total number of students 74,497 1,00,577 proposed. Total number of teachers 2,606 3,284 Literacy percentage 20.1% 24.2% There are about 4,000· handlooms, engaged in weaving of cotton, silk and woolen fabrics in this Number of students given 95 8,783 educational concessions, Dibtrict. Of these 1,824 handlooms have been brought like scholarships free under the co-operative fold. Basket making is also done in some of the Rural areas. ships and attendance scholarships. The achievements in the field of industries during the first two five year plan periods are :- In 1962, there are 40 High schools in the District giving a ratio of 1 to 22,300 population. The average 1956-57 1960-61 area covered by each High School comes to 65.45 Major industries 1 1 square miles. Cottage industries 15 N.A. The percentage of literates has increased from Value of industrial output 6.88 13 .88 20.1 in 1951 to 24.2 in 1961. The literacy percentage lakhs lakhs is highest in Hassan Taluk with 30.0 and lowest in Rural Industrial Co-operatives 38 9 Alur Taluk, where it is 18.6. The percentage of Craft Co-operative Societies 2 29 literates in urban areas alone has increased from 42.2 Industries loans advanced 2,43,750 10,25,120 in 1951 to 48.9 in 1961. Hassan tops in the percentage of urban literates with 56.6 and Alur, Konanur and Sravanbelagola have the lowest percentage with only Communications 37.5. There are two railway lines in the metre guage of the Southern Railways passing through the District. Occupation, Manufacture and Trade The chord line between Mysore and Arsikere running over a length of about 60 miles passes through the Though the agriculture is the main occupation of following places, Holenarsipur, Mavinkere, Ambuga, the people of the District. There is a fairly large popula Kowsika, Hassan, Dudda, Bageshapura, Hamaha Hi tion engaged in trade. The District is noted for its Road and Arsikere. The other line runs between exports in Coconut, cotton, Coffee, citrus fruits and Bangalore and Poona and its length through the District forest products like Gallnut, Honey and wax, Honge is 18 miles with Arsikere and Banavar as the two seeds, etc. stations from this District. vii The total length of the roads in charge of the Public Inam villages fell into three categories viz. (1) Sarva Works Department is 1,033-2 miles, of which 20-4 is manya villages free of all demands f,xcepting local cement concreted, 200-1 is blacktopped, 445--3 is of education and other cesses on the recorded value waterbound macadan, 202-3 is treated with other recovered from the holders; (2) Jodi villages with a kinds of surface and 124-7 is of natural soil. light assessment consisting of the original Jodi and the quit rent if any imposed during the Inam settle There are no national Highways passing through ment and ct.sscs and (3) Khayamgutta villagES paying the District. But 167--3 miles form the State High Khayamgut ta with ce~"es on it. On special peculiarity ways, 473-3 miles form the major District Roads, of the Khayamgutta lnams were that they were heri 190-4 miles form the other District Roads and 202-0 table and also transferable. miles form the village roads. There were in all five classes ofInams as follows :- Besides these roads, the local bodies maintain 331-2 miles of unmetalled roads, and the forest depart I. Personal Inams- ment maintains 8-7 miles of roads. (a) Inams for personal henefit. Of the State Highways, Bangalore-Honawar Road (b) Brahmadaya Inams including Agrahar runs over a length of 20 miles in the District; the Inams. Bangalore-Mangalore Road over a length of 85-6 n. Religious (Dovadaya) and Charitable (Dharma miles; Hassan-Chikmagalur Road over a length of daya) Inams. 28 miles and Bilikere-Hassan Road over a length of 33-5 miles. III. Kodagi Inams for maintenance of wells and tanks. The achievements in the field of communications IV. Service Inams- during the first two plan periods are :- (a) Miscellaneous Service Inams (such as 1956-57 Deshpandc, Deshmukhi, Deshkul- karni, etc.). Length of State Highways 167 miles 167 miles (b) Inams to artisaris and others for services Tarred roads 137 miles 240 miles rendered to the \'illage community. Metalled roads 536 miles 981 miles (c) Village Service Inams. Unmetalled roads 324 miles V. Miscellaneous Inams comprising of grants for Village roads 300 miles miscellaneous Police, Revenue and Com Bridges constructed (Major 1 major & 1 major & mercial Service as district from village service. and Minor). 24 minor 50 minor Culverts and cause\vays" 70 664 As the conditions prevailing in the Inam villages were not conducive to the general development not only in the condition of the tiller but also in the progress Land Tenures and Land Reforms of cultivation, two Committees were set up in 1915 and 1916 to enquire into these Inams. But as the The two systems in which the land tenures in the deliberations of these Committees did not lead to any District could be divided were (1) Ryotwari and (2) useful results, a Commission of seven members was set Inams including Jahgirs, Jodi and Khayamgutta villages. up in July, 1918. Government considered the recom In the former category there was no intermediary mendations made by this Commission and also heard between the Government and the cultivator whereas th{" case as put forth by the Inamd,lfs and passed orders in the latter there used to be the' Inamdar ' thus reduc 011 2nd July, 1925 and 22n<-1 July, 1927, to alleviate the ing the position of the cultivator to that of an ordinary grievances put forth on either side. In 1928 the Mysore tenant, generally a tenant-at-will, subject to rockrenting Land Revenue Code was amended so as to implrment and ejection at the pleasure of the 'Inamdar'. the recommendations made and orders contained, in the above two Notifications. By these amendmrnts Some of the Inams constituted of whole villages the rights of Kadim or permanent ttnants were protected while others consisted of a few specified lands in a even when the Principal's rights were forfeited, rules Village. The latter were called Minor. The whole for drawing presumption of permanent tenancy were VIll elaborated guaranteeing some security to longstanding the resumed chuitable and religious Inal11 so as to tenants and tenants carrying out improvements of more ellsure th"t tl:cru v.QuJd be adequate income for the or less a permanent nature, orders passed by I namdars 110nn:tl CXT'c;ic·i~ure or tl,o"c Institutions, etc. holding a commissiori under Section 99 of the Land Revenue Code were made applicable and in genel a 1 "·.s a r~5lllt or tl:o enquiry J.nd recommendations an attempt was made to secure fer the tenants in Inam oi' t;lis Committe;:: the State Government have passed villages, rights similar to those of Registered occupar.ts the ~1ysore Pc:r~oJ~,J und Misc:cllaneous Inams Aboli under Government. tion Act of 1954 urd the Mysorc Religious and Chari table Inams Abolition Act of 1955. The work of resun,ptlon of these Inams and payment of compensa But in spite of these measures the rift bct\vcen tion is in progress. Some provisions in the Mysore Inamdars and their tenants did not get narrowed down. P(.;rsOl~al ard I\liscellal:co:'S Inams Abolition Act The insecurity among tenants continued to be there were amended by an ar;~CrGr:1"nt Act of 1957. and the Inamdars were complaining of irregular pay ment of rent bY' tenants. This rift led to frequent P',[;othcr r:'obkm tl·'at was inviting the attention litigation and so an Inam Commission consisting of of Govcrnrr.cnt w::'.s tl:c irnprovcment in the condition officials and non-officials w~s set up in 1933, to enquire o[ tenants at large inch;diJ~g those in Inam villages. into the facts and make necessary recommendations. Before the enactment of the Mysore Tcnancy Act, 1952 The Chief recommendations of this Commission were the rights of tenants were regulated by the Mysore Land to enlarge the superintendence of Government over Revenue Code, 1888. According to this Act there those villages by introducing survey and settlement were thee classes of tcnants, riz., (1) Kadim tenants ",ithout waiting for the Inamdar's consent; entrusting in Inam Lands paying only land Revenue but with the work of collection of Revenue annual jamabandi, permanent rights; (2) Permanent tenants holding land etc. to Government employees; enlarging the scope for more th2.n 12 years, or recognised as such by contract of taking ovel villages under Government management ; or exercising the right of t1ansfer and (3) tenants at extending the rules for granting remissions for failure will. The lot of the tenants, particularly the tenants of rains, to these villages ; acquiring by Government at-will was so insecure th;:tt the Government had to power to extinguish the Inam tenure of villages when intervere by passiJ;g the Mysore Tenancy Act, 1952, the Inamdars relinquish their rights, etc. which guaranteed the continuance of all the tenancies for at C?st a period of five years from the date 0 1 On the basis of these recommendatiops necessary application of the Act. It restricted th.: right of resump amendments to the Land Revenue Code were cffected tion of land by the lard-lords on grounds of pers01al in 1939 and 1940. The' Alienated Villages Purchase cultivation from all tenants in continuous possf'ssion Act' enabling Government to purchase the alienated for 3 period exceeding 12 years before 1st April 1951. village at the request of the holders at a price agreed The maximum rent 'vas also stipulated at one half of to by the latter. was also passed in ] 944. the produce. However, steps were taken to see tha t the cultivation did not suffer due to the neglect of In spite of these steps, the expected improvements tenants by vesting powers of ejectment by landlords in the condition (..[ the inam villagt-s did not materialise. in cases of sub-letting or sub-dividing lands, leaving The Inamdars also did not take advantage of the Act the lands fa11O\'.', failure to PQy rent, causing destruction of 1944, in selling their Inam villages. The amenities or permanent injury to the land, using lands for purpose provided by Government and the District Boards other than agriculture, etc. did not reach the Inam villages. The tenants continued to suffer many of the handicaps and disadvantages This Act after its introduction as an experimental they faced before the introduction of these refe rms. measure in certain areas in 1952 was extended to the Considering all these factors, a Committee was set up whole State excepting Bellary in 1954 and to Bfllary in 10948 for the revision of the Land Revenue system in 1955. in the Old Mysore State. The main recommendations of this Committee were, the outright abolition of the Cert Average Averag<' Average An:-mge No. of No. of No. of No. of Total :\rca in hOlls(lS households persons population 1';1 ~ ~ .. P.ural squa.re No. of No. of p"r ~quare per square per per square ::\0. Di~trict/Talck l'rban miks hou~c. houfiellOlds Pouplatioll mill mile hou&"hoI.1 Illile .J 3 4 5 f3 i S !) 10 II Hassan District T 2,679.7 1,62,766 1,68,904 8,95,847 61.7 61.2 5.5 334.8 R 2,657.1 1,44,085 1,44,642 7,88,811 54.2 54.4- 5.5 296.5 U 22.6 18,681 19,264 1,07,536 826.0 852.3 5.6 4,7582 I AIm TaJnk T 164.!) 9,016 9,114 49,182 52.6 fi!).2 ii.4 ::!!)8.::! P. 161.fi 8,497 8,.552 46.060 52.6 1)2.0 5.4 285.0 U 3.3 519 562 3,122 157.2 170.7 5.6 946.1 AJur Of) U 3.3 519 562 3,122 157.2 170.3 5.6 94(i.1 Arkn/~lld Tlllnk T ~6:!.7 19,005 19,22S 1,06,7S6 7:? .~l 73.2 5.ll 406.5 It 258.5 17.0m 17,018 94,775 li5.8 H5.8 5.6 368.(; V 4.:! 1,908 2,210 12,01",1 4-75.7 5:?6.2 5.5 2,869.2 \ rlmll!lld (:II) t: :!.~ 1,107 1,292 7,057 503.2 5S7.2 5.5 3,207.7 ""n>tnm (~I) L 2.0 89] 918 (.!l9.! 445.5 459.0 I) .4 2.497 0 x Avcl'ag" .t\.verage Avcrag<, A\~er3.ge ",0. of =,,"0. of Xo. of 1\0. of Tn:,al Area in hOll'CS households persons population SI. Rural square );0. of 1\0. of pel :;(ju"r(' JJL'!' square pc]' },('1' equare No. Districts/Taluk Urban miles house" households l'0p"liltiOll mi!f' mile hOuPeholct mile 3 4, 5 6 7 9 10 11 ~ Arsikerr T"luk T 498.2 30,225 30,450 1,67,806 60.7 6].8 5.5 336.8 R M15.6 26474 26,646 1,47,Ifn 53.4 53.7 5.5 296.9 U 2.6 3,751 3,SOl 20,fl].~ 1.44:? .6 1,463.1 5.4 7,928.8 Arsikerc Town Group 0.6 3,133 . 3,170 17,021 5,221.7 5,283.3 .~ .4 2,836.8 (a) Arsikere elll) U 0.6 2,947 2,fl71 H5,fiB1 .5,886.0 ;3,%8.0 .5.4 31,922,0 U 0.1 !f)0 j91 1,060 l,flOO.O 1,000.0 5.6 10,600.0 2.0 618 309.0 317.0 5.7 1,7\)7.0 4, Belur Taluk T 338.6 18,751 18,836 1,02,7G9 55.4 [;5.11 5 . .5 303.5 R 337.5 17,399 94,862 51.u 51.G 5.5 280.1 1.1 1,352 1,437 7,907 1,22!U 1.306.7 5.5 7,188.1 Belur ('\1) U 1.1 1,3ii2 1,4:17 7,907 1,306.3 .5.5 7,188.1 5 Cha.nnara~·apatna T"lllk T 401.6 26,398 26,526 1 AO,679 65.7 GO.l 5.3 300.3 R 401.3 24,601 24,714 1,30,5;).5 111.3 G1.9 5.3 325.3 U 0.3 1,797 1,812 10,144 5,900.0 6.040.0 5.6 33,813.3 fl,ll.5 .0 0,.7 :l4,5fi5 0 (l\J) O .~ 1.223 G,Ol::! 6,0110.0 Channarayapatna " 1,212 Sravanabolagola. (M) U 0.1 58.5 .589 3,231 5,8!)0.0 .~,890.0 0.5 32,310.0 6 Hassan Tal11k T 365.7 :':7,937 28,184 1,GI,7fl3 7G .4 77.1 5.7 442.3 R 360.7 22,455 22,620 1,:29,591 G2.3 fJ2.7 5.7 359.3 5.0 5,482 5,.566 32,172 1,006.1 1,113.2 5.8 6,434.4 Hassan (lU) 5.0 5,482 5,.566 32,172 1,096.1 1,113.2 5.8 fi,434.4 7 Holenarasipur Taluk T 252.5 16,145 16,191 89,340 G3.9 64.2 5.5 353,8 R 250.4 13,740 13,781 75,71)0 54.8 .55.0 5.5 302.5 U 2.1 2,40,5 2,410 13,590 1,145.:? 1,147.6 5.6 6,471.4 Holenarasipur (M) U 2.1 2,405 2,410 13,590 1,145 .~ 1,147.G S.n 6,471.4 8 Manjara.bad T 395.5 15,289 1.5,32 77,522 38.6 38.8 5.0 196.0 391.5 13,912 13,912 6fl,,',87 35.5 35.5 .5.0 177.7 U 4.0 1,377 1,443 7))3.5 344.2 365.8 .5.4 1,983.8 Sakleshpur (Ill) U [,377 1.41i3 7,935 344.2 365.8 5.4 1,983.8 '1:.1 Local Bodies SI. Name of the Area in Population No. Municipality Sq. Miles covered There are 11 Municipalities in the district and 2 3 4 they are all governed by the Mysore Town Munici palities Act of 1951. The affairs of these Municipalities 9. Belur 1.1 7,907 are administered by a Council of Members elected by 10. Alur 3.3 3,122 the electorate of the towns concerned. Details 11. Sravanabelagola 0.1 3,231 regarding the area population covered by each of these Municipalities are indicated in the statement below :- In addition to the above, there is one Sanitary Board functioning viz., Lakshmipuram Sanitary Board SI. Name of the Area in Population in Arsikere the area and population of which is 0.10 No. M un icipality Sq. Miles covered Sq. mile and 1,060 re;,pectively. 2 3 4 1. Hassan 5.0 32.172 Village Panchayats 2. Arsikere 0.5 15,961 3. Banavara 2.0 3,594 There are 329 Panchayats-328 group and one 4. Channarayapatna 0.2 6,913 single Panchayat in the district constituted under 5. Holenarasipur 2.1 13,590 the Mysore Village Panchayats and Local Boards Act, 6. Arkalgud 2.2 7,057 1959. The following table gives an idea of income 7. Konanur 2.0 4,994 and expenditure of these Panchayats in respective 8. Sakleshpur 4.0 7,935 taluks :- Total Total amount of SI. Number of Group Single Number of Reserve compulsory Assignments Expenditure No. Name of the Taluk Panchayats V.P. V.P. Members Seats Taxes of L.R. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Hassa.n 64 64 832 211 1,20,136 76,387 1,55,939 2 Belur 34 34 442 172 37,077 62,832 1,47,652 3 Arsikere 56 56 741 121 62,684 66,741 1,26,243 4 Channarayapatna 53 53 53 53 59,952 83,469 80,209 5 Alur 23 23 299 114 7,793 39,921 28,997 6 Sakleshpur 32 32 416 156 48,514 58,634 39,165 7 Arkalgud 37 36 I 487 167 54,536 56,715 1,07,481 " Holenarasipur 30 30 290 105 41,343 41,860 80,001 T('tai 329 328 4,260 1,099 4,32,145 4,86,559 7,68,717 xii Co-operation It will be seen from the above particulars that the bulk of the Societies are from the Agricultul a1 Of the 2,369 villages in the District, 2,089 villages credit and Non-agricultural credit side. An idea of have becn brought into the Co-operative fold giving a their we I king can be hs'ct from the following particulars: total percentage of coverage of 82 per cent. During the period of the first two five year plans, the achievements recorded in the sphcre of Co-opera 1. Number of Societies 334 37 tion are :~ 2. Number of members 49,456 5,900 1956-57 3. Share capital · . 14,7]'000 3,04,000 4. Deposits 2,22,000 2,99,300 Number of Co-operative 486 531 93,700 Societies. 5. Borrowing · , 23,79,000 Total membership 55,083 96,439 6. Loans issued · . 69,69,000 1,06,000 Deposits held by Societies 10,78,952 28,90,321 Loans issued 83,93,185 1,33,15,830 7. Working capital 57,26,100 90,800 Percentage of rural families 40% 60% N.A. 8. Overdues ' . 23,80,000 covered. The number of Co-operative Societies in each category in J961 IS:- A.d miuistratio. (1) Central Bank 334 (2) Agricultural credit Societies For administrative purposes, Hassan District is (3) Non~agricultural Societies 37 divided into eight Taluks. The governance and welfare (4) Primary Land Mortage Banks 8 of the people is entrusted mainly (a) to several Govern (5) Marketing Societies 18 ment Departments which function through their District Offices and in part (b) to Taluk Boards, Municipalities 12 (6) Consumer's Co-operative Societies and Village Panchayats. Unity of administration in the (7) Housing Societies 12 District is achieved by making the Deputy Commis (8) Weaver's Co-operative Societies 15 sioner the Central Co-ordinating Officer. (9) Others 84 The Revenue administration of the District is Total 531 divided into two SUb-divisions viz., Hassan Sub-Division consisting of Hassan, Holenarasipur, Arkalgud, Chan narayapatna and Arsikere Taluks and (2) Sakleshpur The District Co-onerative Bank at Hassan, is Sub-Division consisting of Sakleshpur, Alur and Belur the financing agency for short and medium term loans. Taluks, each Sub-Division and Taluk being in~charge It has a membership of 423 and a working capital of of Assistant Commissioner and Tahsildar respectively. Rs. 36,72,000. The loans outstanding amount to The Block Development Officer is the Chief Executive Rs. 55,67,000. It has two branches, one at Belur and Officer of the Taluk Board whose President is an elected the other at Channarayapatna, a third branch is being entity. opened at Arkalgud. Out of the 22 large sized Co~operativ" Societies, For the maintenance of Law and Order, the District 20 Societies have been given loans and subsidy for which is in overall charge of the Superintendent of erection of Godowns. Of these 20 godowns, 5 have police is divided into two Sub-Divisions, viz., Hassan already been completed and the remaining are under and Arsikere Sub-Divisions. In addition to being construction. Besides these, 5 rural Godowns are in overall charge of the District, the Superintendent being constructed by the Taluk Marketing Societies is also in direct charge of Arsikere Sub-Division while of Holenarsipur, Hassan, Arasikere, SakleshpuT, and Deputy Superintendent of Police is in direct charge of Arkalgud. Hassan Sub-Division. xiii The Circles, Stations and Outposts in the District ARSIKERE SUB-DIVISION are as follows ;- Arsikere Arsikere Town Hassan District Arsikere Rural Gandasi Banavar JavagaI Name of Circle Name of Station Name of Outpost Kanakatte Nuggihalli Karehalli HASSAN SUB-DIVISION The staff under each category is indicated in the Hassan Hassan Town appended statement ;- Hassan Rural Kattaya Dudda Shantigrama Particulars Particulars Wireles.s Alur Kcnchammana of Police of District receiving Hosakote. strength in Armed station each Reserve Sakleshpur Sakleshpur Marnahalli category Yeslur Superintendent Belur Halebid of Police. Hagere Deputy Superin- 1 Arehalli Biccodi tendent. Circle Inspectors 5 Holenar~sipur H olcnarasi pur Kabbur Sub-Inspectors 20+1 Arkalguu Assistant Sub- 2 Konanur Inspectors. Channa ray a- Sravanabelagola Head Constables 68+12 9+3 1 patna. Police Constables 375+22 25+]8 2 ADMIN1STRATIVE STATISTICS XVi APPENDIX I-A CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE flat-I4Q14'N Long 76'?26E :Station! Hassan Height above Mean Sea Lew13149' Based on observations from 1896 to 1940 Pressure Air Temperature r--_-..A.------"" ---... :Mean (of) Mean (of) Extreme ,------..A._ ~ r----..A.---~ r- ~ Mean at ?Iean ~leaIl Highest Lowest Date Date station Dry wet Daily Daily in the in the Highest and Lowest and ~!onth level Bulb Bulb Maximum Minimum month month recorded year recorded year 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 'd 10 11 12 mh. F. }'. :F. 11~. F. F. }'. F. January I 65.0 62.2 82.S 5.70 86.7 51.0 89 Ii 46 28 II 1927 1899 February I 67.6 61.6 87.0 59.5 90.7 53.S 95 23 47 2 II 1906 1898 March I 71.6 64.6 91.6 63.2 95.3 57.0 98 31 49 12 II 1934 1898 ,,~ April I 74.2 68.5 92.4 67.3 95.3 62.7 99 _I 58 II 1934 1905 67.6 ~Iay I 73.8 69.1 89.4 95.3 63.4 100 5 58 7 TI 1906 1923 June I 70.9 67.9 81.0 66.4 89.(1 63.6 94 2 61 4 II 1939 1936 July I 69.3 66.8 77.6 65.6 83.5 63.5 88 5 59 8 II 1905 1918 August I 69.3 66.6 78.7 65.3 83.6 62.7 88 24 60 20 II 1932 1925 September I 69.6 66.6 81.0 64.8 55.8 61.1 90 30 57 28 II 1905 1906 October 1 70.,3 67.0 82.2 64.7 86.1 59.1 90 53 30 II 1905 1897 Noyember I 68.5 64.5 8U.8 61.4 84.3 54.0 88 6 47 22 II 1927 1904 December I 65.6 61.3 80.6 57.6 83.1 50.3 88 8 44.45 5 II 1926 1907 Annual Total I 69.7 65.4 83.8 63.4 97.0 49.7 100 44 or Mean II No. of years I 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 II xvii APPENDIX I-A CLIl'IIATOLOGIUAL T,lBLES-contd. Rainfall Humidity , Cloud Amount -----_._--, ,-----A..___ -----, .- r- ----.,. :'lean Total in Total in Jllean l\o. of wettest driest Heaviest Date ',lonth Relative Vapour All Low monthly rainy month month fall in and Humidity Pressure douds clouds total days with year with year 24 hours year 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 mb. Tenths of sky in. in. m. Jauuary I 75 15.7 3.1 0.6 0.17 0.3 2.72, 0 2.3;; 21 II 1921 1921 February I 71 16.3 2.8 1.1 0.24 0.4 3.40 () l.4G 4 II 1928 1928 March 1 68 17.8 1.9 0.8 0.37 0.6 2.69 0 1.73 26 II 1917 1937 April I 74 21.1 3.4 1.4 2.20 4.2 6.71 O.lO 2.87 18 II 1899 19(\;) lS91l 'lay I 78 22.0 4.8 2.1 4.62 7.2 11.82 0.50 5.66 21 II 1933 1938 1903 June I 85 20.6 7.7 4.9 3.61 9.3 9.10 0.7(! 2.44 ;; II 1896 192;] 1899 .July I 88 21.4 8.7 5.5 .1.1.8 13.2 17.64 1.1;") 3.25 U II 1924 1899 1929 August I 87 21.2 8.2 4.1 3.19 9.2 11.31 O.S!) 3.14 8 II 1906 1898 1897 September I 85 20.9 7.~ 3.7 4.33 8.1 12.58 0.12 3 .elOCA :-; II 1931 1908 1931 October I 83 21.0 6.1 3.7 6.07 9.1 14.29 0.02 G.~5 9 II 1912 1927 Hl02 KO\'ember I 79 19.0 5.0 3.0 3.03 4.6 12.81 0 4. ;!(j 12 II 713 16.7 -l.0 l-!.4 1918 1925 December I 79 Ill.5 5.2 2.7 0.66 1.1 5.54 0 3.11) 20 II 1902 190G Annual Total I 45 45 45 5 35.00 67.:l ;10.96 :?O.O8 5.0n or Mean II 190:3 1908 Ko.ofyears 45 45 45 45 45 I XVlll APPENDIX I-A CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES- contd. Weather Phenomena. * Wind ,------~------,- --,. Number of days with ,-______..A..- ______---,. Number of days with wind forec ,------~------,. Mean Preeipi- winds tation 01" Month speed or more Thunder Hail Dust Storm Squall Fog 8 or more 4-7 1-3 0 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 m.p.h. January 3.1 0.6 0.1 0 0 0.2 3 2 28 II February I 2.11 l.0 0.5 3 23 4 II March I 3.2 3 1.5 0.1 0 0.2 l.2 25 6 II April I 3.9 7 6 0.1 0.1 0.7 0.9 28 6 II May I 5.3 11 8 l.2 8 22 1 II June I 7.0 18 1.2 0.1 2 14 16 II July I 7.0 26 0.2 0.4 12 19 II August I 6.2 21 0.9 0.3 9 22 II 5.1 14 1.2 0.3 6 22 2 September I 3.3 15 l.6 0.1 0.5 4 25 2 II October I 2.8 8 0.5 1.1 1 27 2 - II November I 3.0 2 0.1 0.4 28 3 II December I 4.4 127 22 0.2 0.2 5 14 57 285 23 II Annual Total I 45 10 lO lO 10 lO lO "------~ or mean II Ii xix APPENDIX I-A CLIMATOLOGICAL T ABLES-cantd. Wind Cloud ~------~------~ r------~------~ Percentage Number of days of Wind from No. of days with cloud amount (All clouds) ,------~- - - -,------~ r------~------.,. Month N NE E SE S SW IN W Calm o 1-3 4-6 7-9 10 overcast 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 January I 13 38 22 1 1 22 13 12 4 1 II February I 2 8 24 19 3 3 6 4 31 12 8 3 4 II March I 4 6 13 14 7 10 13 10 25 16 8 8 .t II April I 4 3 4 4 4 15 30 17 18 7 10 6 :) 2 II May I 3 2 2 2 17 41 23 9 (; 7 7 6 17 II June I 1 2 33 47 14 2 3 3 (j 17 II 31 51 14 2 July I 2 5 24 II August I I 25 52 18 4 2 4 10 15 II September I 2 2 1 17 43 25 9 6 6 8 10 II October I 3 13 20 7 1 7 18 II 20 5 7 6 4 3 II November I 2 22 38 14 I I 4 3 16 4 8 (j :) 6 II December I 2 19 44 17 l7 13 7 4 4 3 II Annual Total I 2 7 15 8 2 13 26 12 15 76 18 54 66 92 or mean II No. of year I II '--______y ___- ______._ _.,_J L-______y- ______' 20 5 B* xx APPENDIX I-A CLBIATOLOGJ( ',\ L TABLES-con'd. C!ou,l Vi"ihility* .---_____A ______--, r ------"------. ., '------_, Xuml er of days with Low cloud [ .. lliQUllt Kumber of clays with Visibility .- _;._------, .- Month 0 T-3 4-6 7-9 10 Fog 10 U) to 1.000 ycls. 2.5 to 6.25 to Ov-er 1,100 tD 6.25 12.5 12.5 yds .. 2.5 mls. mls. mls. mls. 1 4s 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 January I 26 :3 (l o [j ,:) 4 4 17 II February I 19 5 :2 O.U ;j 5 (j 12 II oj March r 21 .j 3 0 ... j 4 (j 14 11 April 1 19 5 4 1 0.1 3 7 .> 16 II May I 1.5 7 7 0.1 .,~ 8 5 15 II (. June I 7 5 .J 2 7 0 6 8 U n II JUly I 6 2 11 3 9 0.3 7 U II 4 II August I 8 5 10 4 4 o,a (j 7 10 8 II '8 September I 10 5 3 4 .J 5 7 13 II October I J:-l 4 (j :5 3 3 7 i 14 II 'j November I 14 5 ;) 3 .) 0.3 1.7 7 7 14 I1 December I 3 2 2 l.G 7 ;; 17 II .).., Annual Total I ]g4 52 68 41 3 53 78 8\ 150 or mean II L ______"---y--______J 1\'0. of years I L ______---y---______.i N' o. of ye&rs II 5 8 "'Frequencies a bo\'e 2. 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C'l I~ M ~ }~ t- t- M 1""""1 C'l L"'; C') "d'i C'l ~ 00 ~ l~ ':LJ \.0 (0 ~ "l::f" ...;; L."'=' ~ t- ~~ "" L'") L":J ~ \".C ~ ~ c:o (.0 ~ 1'..0 ~ 10 ...; I ~ 0:> 00 M 1- 00 ~ l~ l~ 10 ~ to 0:.0 l1?L."':l~~t:O~~~~O~lQ I I M -;1 0 COO,....; L,,) C'l ~ L~ I r... ~C'I':leI':'lOOtClC'1r.:;;OO~~,~ d ~~C'-l~Mt-~\.OOO~ooo I l 'l:; CI:: ~ O";l 'X: t~~ 1- t~ t- t- !_ t- I d _; to 0 ~ .; t- t- ~ e-l .....; C'l ,...... l 00 00 O':l 00 00 r:- L'- t- 00 'l) 00 00 xxii APPENDIX RAfNFALL AND 1\ verage rainfall during 195_-60 in m.ms. 1951* 1952 1953 1954 Months .--- -- __I.....- -- --.. .-- - _ __I.....- - _ ----, ,- - --A- -- ~ .-- _ ..A.- _ -__", I ..A.--~ No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days inm.ms. days in inches days in inches days in inches days in inches 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 District: HASSAN Station: ALUR January February 0.2 2.3 March 0.1 1.5 April 6.0 81.2 7 4.74 7 2.12 4 3.5G May 6.2 86.2 6 1.26 3 0.88 7 5.73 June S.O 140.9 7 2.25 !) 4.13 9 3.85 July 14.3 241.7 14 5.99 16 15.93 14 10.54 August 12.0 114.9 11 2.53 14 7.33 8 5.48 September 5.3 62.3 3 2.26 2 0.72 4 0.85 October 8.0 160.4 13 6.13 13 12.18 7 5.12 November 3.4 67.0 December 1.4 95.0 2 3.25 Total 65.8 983.4 63 28.41 64 43.29 53 35.07 Station: ARKALGllD Januarv 0.1 0.3 1 0.10 Februa~y 0.1 2.8 1 1.00 March 0.5 8.0 April 3.2 47.5 4 1.08 3 2.43 May 7.0 121.1 2 0.97 11 7.21 June 8.5 104.4 5 1.2 7 3.86 10 3.51 July 15.4 235.1 15 7.13 17 18.96 15 8.10 August 11.3 93.8 16 3.22 16 6.42 10 4.85 September 5.4 66.8 4 1.67 3 2.10 1 0.25 October 10.0 109.7 11 5.50 16 9.55 12 5.93 November 3.3 42.3 December 0.9 10.4 6 2.98 2 0.65 Total 65.7 842.2 58 22.52 65 42.94 65 33.03 Station: ARSIKERE January 0.1 0.4 1 0.12 February 0.2 0.9 1 0.19 March 0.3 4.2 April 3.8 45.1 4 1.17 8 2.32 3 2.10 May 5.8 95.6 6 2.75 1 0.24 9 5.92 June 4.2 58.6 2 0.65 6 3.39 4 1.81 July 6.0 59.0 5 1.58 9 4.68 6 3.14 August 5.1 41.0 7 2.49 7 1.60 7 2.56 September 5.9 102.9 4 1. 71 8 4.44 2 0.73 October 8.9 175.8 10 10.61 19 16.02 II 6.84 November 3.1 55.6 December 0.9 13.9 4 3.25 3 1.38 Total 44.3 652.8 43 24.40 58 32.69 46 24.60 * Fignres for 1951 is not available xxiii I-B-Oontd. RAINY DAYS 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 ,---~ .---..A...-----.... .---..A...-----.... ,..-----A----, r--~ r----..A.---... No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Montly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall Months days in inches days in inches days in inches days in inches days in mms. days in mms. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1 Station: ALUR January 2 0.80 February 0.02 0.46 1.5 March 5 2.36 6 3.82 0.42 6 63.8 6 78.0 12 158.6 April 9 7.31 3 0.81 4 2.26 9 109.5 8 130.3 7 72.3 May 9 4.20 10 6.38 6 6.82 II 108.1 13 275.6 7 56.2 June 3 0.91 11 4.37 9 (1.01 20 352.9 25 488.2 17 274.0 July 8 2.70 II 3.56 13 6.62 14 103.4 14 93.8 15 120.1 August 9 4.36 1 0.50 8 2.77 8 99.3 7 107.8 6 62.5 September 11 9.30 9 7.66 2 0.50 3 143.7 8 88.4 8 172.7 October 7 6.30 12 6.54 3 83.8 2 44.0 7 149.3 November 0.23 9 5.33 1.3 December 55 3137 60 34.22 65 35.73 74 1,067.3 83 1,306.1 79 1,065.7 Total Station: ARKALGUD January February 2 0.70 2 1.95 1 3.8 1.3 March 3 1. 70 5 3.42 3 2.15 4 59.8 1 5.1 6 89.7 April 12 5.83 5 1.00 9 9.24 11 324.5 7 99.2 6 49.5 May 7 3.19 9 4.26 9 6.85 9 8.30 15 278.2 6 47.0 June 2 0.25 15 6.45 14 5.81 22 386.8 25 348.7 14 194.4 July 7 2.34 9 2.88 7 2.23 15 90.1 13 1I3.7 9 83.4 August II 7.18 2 0.37 3 1.85 6 57.0 14 179.4 5 23.3 September 7 5.44 II 9.72 II 3.95 5 105.4 8 83.2 9 180.7 October 7 3.38 5 2.70 5 68.6 6 50.2 7 107.6 November 1.8 December 51 26.63 63 31.48 63 36.73 78 1,104.0 89 1,159.5 62 776.9 Total Station: ARSIKERE 1.0 January 0.05 0.10 February 0.38 1 21.6 1 1 6.9 March 4 2.96 2 1.50 2 0.63 6 64.3 2 14.0 3 56.6 April 8 5.00 I 0.50 8 3.88 8 123.6 7 148.5 4 124.2 May 4 1.25 2 0.30 6 3.45 3 56.0 9 145.5 2 50.5 June 5 1.95 4 0.75 7 2.61 6 55.0 8 68.5 6 35.1 July 6 1.98 I 0.15 5 2.26 7 49.8 3 28.6 3 10.2 August 12 7.79 3 1.81 2 2.13 5 128.2 8 209.4 9 114.0 September 4 2.14 7 5.67 10 8.34 5 115.5 7 82.3 7 224.0 October 7 4.47 8 7.79 3 78.8 4 41.9 6 43.0 November I 0.25 1.0 December 43 23.70 27 15.20 49 31.19 44 694.0 48 739.7 41 664.5 Total xxiv APPENDIX RAINF ALL AND A \~erage rainfall during H)'~1-60 in m.ms. 1951 * 1952 1953 1954 ,..----__A..._----.., ,--__ ..A..- __ ...... ,-__ .1--__ ---. )[unth, ,-----..A..__ -.., ,-- - ___;..______- -. :No. of Monthly Xo. of Monthly ~'o. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rair:fall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall clays inm.ms. days in inches days in inches days in inches days in inches 1 2 3 4 5 (\ 7 8 9 10 11 Station: BELUR January 0.1 February 0.2 3.3 0.32 March 0.40 4.7 April 3.7 76.5 3 2.29 5 3.68 3 3.92 May 6.5 101.7 5 1.70 2 1.60 8 4.85 June 8.5 134.8 6 2.69 S 6.65 5 2.47 July 12.7 212.3 12 5.59 12 13.32 10 10.73 August 9.4 94.9 8 1.84 7 6.61 8 5.77 September 5.3 57.7 3 1.69 3 2.59 1 0.12 October 9.3 190.9 13 11.68 11 14.04 4 1.67 November 3.7 74.0 0.07 Decemb!'r 0.2 Total 59.7 951.1 51 27.80 48 48.56 39 29.53 Station: CHANNARAYAPATNA January 0.1 0.3 February March 1.1 18.5 6 4.50 0.38 April 4.8 71.5 6 2.07 5 1.29 4 1.29 May 6.9 120.9 6 3.60 3 1.88 10 11.44 June 6.0 64.2 I 0.13 12 7.26 8 1.93 July 8.2 74.3 9 4.99 7 1.89 15 6.32 August 4,4 48.7 5 1.96 5 4.34 6 2.62 September 7.3 152.3 3 5.26 21 18.06 0.53 October 8.1 175.2 10 7.95 0.07 12 11.05 November 2.8 53.7 Decembcr 0.8 9.6 3 1,46 2 1.35 Total 52.5 789.2 43 27.42 59 39.29 57 36.91 Statiou: HASSAN January o 1 0.5 February 0.4 4.7 2 1.17 March 0.9 10.9 April 4.1 61.1 5 2.69 7 3.54 3 3.77 May 6.8 93.9 6 2.31 2 3.82 10 4.66 Juno 8.3 91.3 6 1.31 8 3.06 8 3.20 July 11.5 171.5 10 5.19 15 12.49 II 8.Il August 8.5 81.5 7 1. 76 11 4.81 II 5.76 September 6,4 97,4 5 2.77 5 2.77 2 0.82 October 11.2 224.5 12 9.17 22 15.00 II 6.81 November 3.3 59.2 0.02 Dece:nbel' 1.2 II.9 6 3.41 4 0.51 Total 62.7 908.4 59 29.78 70 45.51 60 33.51 *Figll1'rs for 1951 is not ,w.,ijnhlc. xxv I-B-Contd . RAINY DAYS· 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 , ___.A. __ -, ,------A-_-, ,-__A..--,. ,-__.A. __ ---" ,---_.A.__ , ,-__.A. ___ -, No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of ~Ionthly No. of Monthly No. of :Monihl y :N o. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days in inches days in inclws (lays in inches (lays in 111111. (lays in mm. days in mlll. Months 12 13 14 15 Hl 17 18 IH 20 21 22 23 Station: BELl'R 0.8 January 0.84 February 0.42 0.27 14.5 I 10.2 March 7 3.92 5 6.38 0.38 5 118.2 5.1 3 33.1 April 9 8.52 0.75 12 7.00 12 7.00 9 92.0 7 99.2 May 8 5.95 10 6.05 12 6.46 JO 106.6 Ii) 27.8 :3 59.4 June 5 1.4:1 16 5.53 11 5.23 14 237.3 25 348.7 19 262.0 July 11 1. 98 8 3.36 10 3.47 15 llO. G 13 113.7 5 45.3 August 11 4.16 0.33 9.85 5 139.3 14 179.4 8 5:3.0 Septemher 13 8.20 12 6.02 11 6.15 4 126.2 8 83.2 8 296.9 October 9 8.66 7 7.4:3 2 90.2 6 50.2 9 121;.6 November 1.8 December 65 34.58 63 37.08 67 58.08 ill; 1,035.7 89 1,159.6 62 989.2 Total Station: CHANNARAYAPATNA 3.1 January February 1 0.10 1 1.08 7.1 1 5.1 March 6 5.02 4 3.18 2 1.11 7 124.3 3 :36.8 6 127.6 April 9 4.25 0.12 10 5.95 9 141.9 6 166.7 8 88.0 May 4 1.84 7 2.27 4 2.09 4 37.3 I :J 141.2 5.1 June 2 0.34 5 1.24 5 1.65 14 129.5 9 77.5 8 44.8 July ., 4 1.64 2 0.51 .J 0.60 6 73.7 6 48.9 3 19.1 August lQ 8.70 6 4.63 5 1.38 6 117.3 7 181.2 5 93.2 September 11 8.18 15 10.93 5 7.22 5 158.0 i 80.9 6 184.7 October 0.50 8 8.44 5 3.90 :3 59'.9 2 53.1 (j 44.2 November 2 0.59 December 2 31.16 48 34.32 40 24.98 56 851.2 53 786.:3 44 611. 8 Total Station: HASSAN 4.0 0.04 January 0.18 1 0.34 February 2 1.48 0.11 2 0.63 I 6.5 2 35.0 March 2 1.29 8 3.36 3 1.18 5 95.0 8.4 :3 44.4 April 10 6.39 2 0.61 7 5.55 9 108.6 5 46.6 10 97.1 May 6 2.49 8 3.92 8 3.92 11 102.8 16 226.0 4 41.0 June 2 0.84 9 2.87 15 5.24 16 235.2 23 305.6 12 120.2 July 7 1.68 9 2.40 6 2.76 12 108.4 9 92.8 5 45.6 August 13 6.65 5 2.67 4 0.91 6 117.6 10 236.3 8 101.0 September 13 13.0,! 13 10.41 11 5.87 :~ 205.8 8 94.6 8 188.4 October 1 0.20 7 5.25 7 5.39 3 69.8 3 49.6 9 138.2 November 4.8 2.6 December 57 34.24 62 31.60 31.69 68 ],058.5 75 765.2 61 811.3 Total xxvi APPENDIX RAINFALL AND Average rainfall during 1951-60 in m.ms. 1951* 1952 1953 1954 MJnths { "----"' ,..----"---~ No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthl., rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall days in mms days in inches days in inches days in inches days in inches 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Station: HOLENARASIPUR January 0.1 0.7 February 0.2 1.5 0.28 March 0.8 1.7 0.15 April 4.8 77.7 7 2.99 2 1.51 May 8.2 145.4 4 2.91 12 9.30 June 6.1 86.1 2 0.30 5 2.50 July 10.2 118.8 7 4.53 11 5.20 August 6.2 45.2 6 0.87 5 1.99 September 5.6 83.7 6 4.76 1 0.34 October 9.0 184.3 10 6.26 11 7.52 November 3.5 73.0 .. December 0.6 6.0 2 0.88 2 1.08 Total 55.3 824.1 45 23.68 50 29.59 Station: SAKLESHPUR January 0.5 0.04 February 0.2 3.3 2 1.16 March 0.9 10.1 1 0.13 April 5.3 78.4 6 2.55 7 3.14 6 4.82 May 7.8 113.3 7 3.73 2 1.98 8 2.97 June 16.8 372.9 20 12.06 11 18.95 22 12.31 July 22.8 779.7 24 22.26 24 35.65 28 31.16 August 21.1 407.9 28 16.95 24 26.81 20 5.30 September 11.0 130.1 5 3.57 4 2.37 14 .395 October 12.5 214.3 14 10.98 12 7.73 11 0.94 November 4.0 65.4 December 0.5 5.6 2 1.10 3 0.90 Total 103.1 2,181.5 109 74.53 84 96.63 112 79.880 ---- *Figures for the year 1951 not available. xxvii I-B-GonclJ. RAINY DAYS. 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 ,-----_.A.__~ r----A--~ ,...--..A l ,----..A..--." ,-----~ ,----"------. No. of Monthjy No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of Monthly No. of monthly No. of Monthly rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall rainy rainfall day. in inches days in inches days in inches days in inches days inmm. days inmm. Months 12 13 14 15 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Station: HOLENARASIPUR 5.8 January 1 0.21 February 1 0.34 1 1.03 3 19.0 March 4 1.96 5 4.08 3 1.81 6 119.3 3 35.9 8 152.6 April 9 6.25 3 1.51 8 6.78 13 186.1 6 158.6 11 138.9 May 5 2.29 7 4.51 7 3.15 8 150.9 13 193.6 2 20.1 June 2 0.72 9 3.14 8 2.64 14 251.0 20 193.2 12 93.6 July 4 1.23 6 1.26 4 1.04 11 93.5 7 69.4 7 36.1 August 17 6.56 2 2.24 3 0.77 3 95.8 7 133.9 6 66.9 September 10 9.48 13 11.55 12 6.64 5 172.8 7 139.9 4 108.7 October 2 0.83 7 6.20 4 5.62 5 137.4 3 70.1 7 55.5 November 0.06 2.8 December 54 29.66 53 34.70 50 29.54 69 1,231.6 67 1,027.4 58 672.4 Total Station: SAKLESPUR 2.0 1.8 January February 2 0.35 1 0.83 1 1.17 3 28.4 March 5 1. 73 5 3.65 2 2.12 5 109.9 5 50.0 7 88.7 April 8 6.21 7 3.31 10 6.20 10 133.8 7 144.9 11 125.8 May 12 13.31 20 17.25 15 10.91 16 408.9 17 578.9 18 215.4 June 15 5.52 28 20.19 26 28.00 29 1,425.5 30 1,328.8 21 666.5 July 20 10.45 17 12.34 14 12.05 22 513.0 24 392.8 21 379.8 August 20 10.80 14 3.78 4 1.85 7 117.6 16 222.2 15 125.6 September 13 8.70 18 11.17 15 7.34 9 181. 7 II 121.1 11 283.2 October 0.25 11 7.34 7 4.40 Q 101.7 3 52.9 9 129.3 November December 96 57.32 121 83.68 94 74.04 103 2,891.6 113 2,891.6 116 ;;014.5 Total XXVlll APPENDIX II-A ,{I'l'AL RTATIRTJ('R--BTnTHR AND DE:\_THR RECORD, 19;"j.)-6n 1 \J;);; 1 !l5G \'957 1958 19,;9 1960 Sl. Kame of Taln1, ,--_..A-__--., . ,-___ .A._---,. ,-._---..A..-----, ,----..A---..., ,-----..A------, ,---"---., No. Hirth Dpath Hirth l)Path nirth Death Birt h ])c-ath Hirth Dpath Birth Death 2 5 G 7 9 10 1l 12 1:1 14 AIm I,OO~ :l.j;) 1,099 3G IS 050 30;") I,H!1 113 il\Jl 297 2 Arkalgud 1,,07 GOO l,('44 570 251 61 2.1:19 7~ti 1,848 756 1,490 5G5 3 Arsikere 2,046 1.01~ 1,903 GU5 244 55 2,0:10 2, lH7 814 1,7:37 632 4 Belur :U86 656 2,137 1-"/.) 3G 709 2.514 842 1,985 743 5 Channarayapatna 2,O:lJ 747 1,742 207 1.1!11l 2,16:1 826 1,(i11 5:l4 6 Hassan 2,43!l 843 2.59() 818 1.00:; :riO 2.475 !J73 2,535 1,092 2.414 667 1.:l19 4()S 1.50n 540 188 1,842 (i92 I.R93 (iS5 l,n7 402 8 :;I,Ianjarahad . 1.213 4S1 1.2;',0 3G:3 1,4li; 518 U(iO 44,") 921 :334 SOllrrp. :-Director of Stati~t irs in J\Iysore, B:1ngalore. Salt :-Information prior to 195;; not, a,ailable. APPENDIX II-B DEATHS FH.Q}l SELECTED CAGSES Alnr TalUk 'Ldnk Arkalgm1 Cause of Death 1%5-60 1!155 1956 191\7 1!15S H!59 19()0 Cause of Death 1 !155-fiO 1955 1 !15G 1957 105g 1959 1960 2 3 4 ;) 7 2 3 4- 6 7 Cholera 2 Cholera 11 4- 5 2 2 Fever. 227 44 58 10 46 60 2 Fover . 403 61 68 10 115 149 :l Small· pox 18 7 9 :1 Small-pox 7 2 1 ;;I 4 Plague 3 1 4 Plague 1 5 Dysentery 179 41 4;) 31 (;2 ,j Dysentery I 3 c19 7.") 7 90 115 6 Diarrhoea 17\) 41 4;, 31 62 6 Diarrhoea j 7 Entric group 7 Entric group of of fevers fe,ers 8 Itcspiratory. 66 13 8 Eespiratory Diseases oth!'r diseases other than T.B of than T. B. lungs. of lungs 130 29 2;, 3 38 35 9 Suicide 6 3 9 Suicide 12 5 2 2 2 10 Malaria 390 !Jl 8:; ii7 84 ('").J 10 Malaria 775 169 190 I G1 151 104 11 Plutharia 11 Plutharia 12 T. B. of lungs 45 9 '; S 13 7 12 T. B. of lun!,s J:li 34 18 .) 28 28 27 13 Snake· bite 4 2 1:1 i'nake·bite 11 2 6 2 J.1 V.D. 14 V. D. _ xxix APPENDIX-II B DEA 'l'HN FRG:\1 SELECT~j) CAUSEN Taluk HassaJl THluk Arsikpl''' Caus(' of Dealh HI5U I [}iii ]()5H J%!J 19GO Cause of Death 11)~i5-\j(J 1!Ji5;5 I!liiu 11);,7 19f>H ., 1 4 .:) ·u 7 8 .) 4 ;; 6 .) .) l'nolt'ra. :2 Cholera II :2 :2 1[11 .) Feyer . S7 U7 !J4 ~ FeY"". 411:2 i!l II :l t-imall-pox I!l 2 J :1 t-imall.pox H8 57 4 4 4 Plagll(' \) :l :1 :2 4 Plague 1 ]0.) r; Dysentery 7() :-)U 10 ()4 126 5 Dysentery HI 75 5 :195 (j Diarrhea 6 Diarrhea J :J 7 Entric group 7 Entric group of fe\'<'I's . 45 42 56 of feyers . 191 10 S Respiratory H Hes]liratury diseases other di,eascs other than T. B. than T. B. 21S6 50 2 71 of lungs of lungs ., .) !) :-;uici,le 10 -1 4 !) Suicide 10 2 I () ~Ialaria SSG ISG Hill 1!16 IUJ 10 Malaria 1,211 ~I5 lli:3 11 Plulharia 11 1'Iutharia 12 T. 11. of lungs lll-i 14 46 28 12 T. B. of lung;; IS!) as 27 38 13 :-;nake-bite. I (i 4 5 13 Snake·hite :21) 2 6 7 14 V. D .. 14 V. D .. 'J'alnk Holenara"ipur Taluk Belul' ('holera 2 Cholera 17 :3 .5 :)16 50 81 7 88 I:?O :l Fe,-cr. 413 88 4 11;; 1;;5 2 Fenr . i) :l Small-pox 11 li 2 :3 Dmall-pox 21 (i o ·1 1) lal,!lIC 2 1 4 Plaguc :3 :; DY6cntcry :lj til !Jll 5 Dysentery . j 344 82 89 (i Diarrhoea 6 Diarrhea .J 7 Entrie group 7 Entric :-;l'OUp of feyer~ . of feYel's . 8 Rf'spiratory 8 Respiratory d isca~cs uther diseases oth~'r than T. 13. than T B. of lung.::; 131 24 :!8 10 41 48 of lungs 177 33 ti ·1;) 48 II Duieide 13 .) 4 ;; 3 !J Duicide L'J ~ 6 110 l;2( 10 ::IIalaria 615 Hl3 175 136 137 81 10 ~lalaria ;;01 -1 11 1'Iutharia 11 Plutharia l[) 12 T. H. oflullgS llO HJ 18 25 I~ T. B. ofllings Ilj 20 I~ 22 .) 13 Snakc-llitc . J() 4 7 2 4 13 Snake-bite . 12 I 14 V. D .. 14 V. D. Taluk Cllanjarab,}([ Taluk Clmllllaravupatna .> Cholera !) 4 3 Cholera 7 ~ ·,·) ;2 :Fevel' . :-;1 48 77 il :l Feycr . ,!II !lH OU II!) 1,,- ;; 1 lU 7 ,) Small-pox J·1 1 7 5 oJ Small-pox :22 .) ·1 Plague 4 Plague 11 4 4 5 Dysentery 2-lU tiH (iO ;i Dysentery j ;,04 72 -1 of> 1li3 () Diarlhea 6 Diarrhoea .J 7 Entric gl'oup 7 Entric group of feyers . of feyers . 8 It('~plrato!'y 8 l'tspiratory Dis('aBc othcr diseases other than T. B. 1han T.13. or vi"- 37 37 :J8 of lungs 14!J :30 2;; :; 46 .1:) lun~s l"u II Suckle 4 !I /'-)uicille S :3 i 10 _\Ialaria 61 49 10 Malaria I,OIU :l4H :Z:\\J 2,,8 211S 125 (i 11 1'Iutharia 11 Plutharia 12 T. p,_ of lung,; ()i 15 1~ T. B. oflungs 1:1~ ~9 2\) 25 :\0 2 I 1:1 /'-)nake-bite 15 1 3 I:; Snake-bite 14 V. D .. 14 Y. D. xxx APPENDIX III-A LAND UTILISATION STATISTICS BY DISTRICTS-1950-51 TO 1959-60 Area cultivable Area cultivated in acres in acres , ______. .A----______,-__ A ___ , Area not available for , cultivation in acres Misc_ Tree , __-----A.. __~ crops and Land put Barren Fallows Pastures groves not to non- and un- other and included Sl. agriculture cultivable Cultivation than grazing under net Net area Current No. Year Forests uses land wastes current land area sown sown fallows 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. 1950-51 61,720 1,04,070 46,144 92,337 18,576 3,72,620 10,617 6,20,570 2,69,209 2. 1951-52 61,720 1,04,070 46,144 90,447 29,126 3,72,620 10,617 5,98,969 2,79,264 3. 1952-53 61,710 1,04,070 46,144 87,872 29,405 3,72,620 10,617 6,00,599 2,79,930 4. 1953-54 61,720 1,04,070 46,144 86,485 18,370 3,72,620 10,617 6,29,609 2,63,342 5. 1954-55 61,720 1,04,070 46,144 85,891 19,708 3,71,128 11,436 6,37,676 2,55,204 fl. 1955-56 61,720 1,04,913 47,574 76,667 20,558 3,66,504 11,575 6,47,418 2,56,108 ,. 1956-57 61,640 1,25,301 53,702 73,602 33,274 3,58,803 16,353 6,14,712 2,54,258 b. 1957-58 61,640 1,25,398 53,706 74,145 32,942 3,58,809 16,440 6,31,436 2,47,526 9. 1958-59 61,640 1,25,563 54,122 80,247 34,396 3,57,301 16,594 6,53,947 2,22,147 10. 1959-60 61,640 1,25,618 54,121 78,176 59,859 3,56,036 16,589 6,60,336 1,'93,6S2 .xXXI APPENDIX ill-B YIELD RATES OF PRINCIPAL CROPS-1950-1951 TO 1959-1960 Rice Jowar Ragi ..A---_~ ______, ,--____---..A- _____._. ----., ~------..A.-----~ Rate of Rate of Rate of production production production SJ. Area Production per acre Area Production per acre Area Production per acre No. Year in acres in tons in Ibs. in acres in tons in Ibs. in acres in tons in Ibe. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. 1950-51 93,237 33,021 793 6,097 479 176 1,94,445 44,941 518 2. 1951-52 91,603 28,624 700 3,154 290 573 1,73,205 28,446 368 3. 1952-53 78,480 26,375 753 1,390 U8 190 1,51,209 13,627 202 4. 1953-54 95,208 48,189 1,134 2,03,776 54,925 604 5. 1954-55 96,038 47,649 1,111 2,01,581 57,341 637 6. 1955-56 93,1l9 51,171 1,296 12,190 Fodder 1,97,441 77,038 920 7. 1956-57 1,01,345 50,124 1,166 12,270 1,021 196 1,96,996 56,562 677 8. 1957-58 1,00,756 50,317 1,178 13,149 1,419 254 2,04,531 42,374 489 9. 1958-59 99,857 55,980 1,302 9,120 613 206 2,06,730 51,564 588 10. 1959-60 1,02,679 64,349 1,477 8,028 513 151 2,10,214 57,737 648 Total cereals Tur 'rotal pulses ~----_-_ _;.._---___~ ~_--___---..A-_--- ___---... ~------_;"_------. . Rate of Rate of Rate of production production productiOn Atea Production per acre Area Production per acre Area Production per acre in acres in tons in I bs. in acres in tons in I bs. in acres in tons in Ibs. 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1. 1950-51 2,93,779 78,441 598 3,965 256 144 4,371 515 264 2. 1951-52 2,67,962 57,360 479 3,568 252 138 3,230 455 316 3. 1952-53 2,33,089 40'120 386 3,776 233 138 2,992 379 284 4. 1953-54 3,16,686 1,06,055 750 3,897 273 170 70,662 5,991 190 5. 1954-55 3,04,659 1,06,364 782 3,856 238 138 67,669 5,988 203 6. 1955-56 3,09,790 1,29,749 938 3,856 238 138 63,873 9,177 322 7. 1956-57 3,15,913 1,07,940 765 7,050 825 262 59,720 5,456 205 8. 1957-58 3,23,698 94,382 653 6,825 984 340 61,870 5,812 201 9. 1958-59 3,20,703 1,08,380 757 3,562 176 44 72,058 6,457 201 10. 1959-60 3,27,192 1,22,878 841 3,780 447 279 70,034 6,543 209 Potatoes Sugarcane Pepper (black) ,--____A-- ~_-_____"A__ r--,----~------~ Rate of Rate of Rate of production production produotion SJ. Year Area Production per acre Area Production per acre Area Production per aere No. in acres in tons in ILs. in acres in tons of canes in tons in acres in maunds in maunds of of 281bs. 241bs. I 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1. 1950-51 3,729 1,598 916 1,601 2,505 1.6 3 9 24 2. 1951-52 3,220 1,150 800 2,671 3,039 1.1 5 12 67 3. 1952-53 4,080 631 346 3,272 3,745 1.1 10 30 84 4. 1953-54 5,140 2,254 982 2,855 3,040 1. 06 10 30 84 5. 1954-55 3,965 2,136 1,206 3,137 78,425 25.00 10 30 84 6. 1955-56 3,945 1,834 1,042 3,029 75,725 25.00 10 30 84 7. 1956-57 4,315 1,226 637 4,958 63,423 12.79 10 30 84 8. 1957-58 6,030 3,348 637 5,912 77,377 13.09 217 54 56 9. 1958-59 4,870 1,442 664 7,159 1,98,750 13.82 10. 1959-60 7,168 1,50,665 22.92 xxxii APPENDIX III-B-contd. YIELD HATES OF l)RINCIPAL C'ItOPS-1950-1951 1'01959-1960 Chillies (dry) Tobacco Groundnut ,--____..A.~ ____~ r-~------A------~ ,...... ------..A. - -. Rate of Rate of Rate of produotion production production [il. Area Production pel' acrc Area Production per acre Area Production per acre 1'<0. Year in acres in tons in Ihs. in acres in tons in Ihs. in acres in tons in Ibs. 30 31 3:.l 33 34 36 37 38 1. 1950-51 1,463 354- 542 2,979 718 540 2. 1951-52 9,616 740 172 1,406 274 437 3,602 584 363 3. 1952-53 5,844 647 248 1.517 189 279 3,366 502 3,34 4. 1953-54- 5,844 647 24S 1,29ii 140 242 3,380 1,235 818 5. 1954-55 6,077 823 303 5,4-24 1,453 600 6. 1955-56 6,072 488 180 1,285 135 235 5,46\,) 1,643 673 7. 1956-ii7 6,360 567 200 J ,192 126 237 5,340 637 267 8. 1957-58 6,345 570 201 1,306 14ii 249 5,608 1,243 496 9. 1958-59 6,500 571 137 1,204 126 235 4-,533 ] ,344- 351 10. 1959-60 6,771 48'1 160 4,813 1,847 1,693 Castor Sesamum Linseed ,-----______..A.--- _____-, ,--______..A.- _____~ ..A-...-.-___.... Rate of Rate of Rate of production production production SI. Area Productioll per acre Area Production per acre Area Production per acre No. Year in acres in tons inlbs in acres in tons in Ibs. in acres in tons in Ibs. 2 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 1. 1950-51 1,245 127 228 6,628 680 236 215 38 395 2. 1951-52 7,742 562 163 6,449 571 138 23 35 340 3. 1952-53 3,432 249 162 4,934 224 101 4. 1953-54 a,442 424 275 4,750 .304 143 5. 1954-55 9,260 494 1I5 5,030 :~29 146 6. 1955-56 8,318 754 203 ,1,714 319 152 7. 1956-57 9,589 627 145 4,706 402 191 8. 1957-58 9,578 63:~ 148 5,075 574 253 9. 1958-59 U,554 646 152 5,145 426 149 10. 1959-60 9,561 646 151 5,256 433 185 Cotton Minor millets Other----A---- Kharif Pulses______r------A------~ ,- ------. Rate of Rate of Rate of Production produ.ction produ.ction production SI. Area in bales of 1'cr act'e Area Production per acre Area Production per acre No. Year in acres 392 Ibs. in Ibs in acres in tons in Ibs in acres in tons in IbR. I 2 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 1. 1950-51 8,810 1,192 530 2. 1951-52 18,901 24,106 499 3. 1952-53 14,234 5,328 146 2,010 4. 1953-54 10,397 5,268 198 17,702 2,941 372 67,963 5,612 185 5. 1954-55 10,185 5,664 218 7,040 1,540 437 64,071 5,396 189 6. 1955-56 10,267 5,855 223 7,040 1,540 489 60,290 8,569 317 7. 1956-57 10,lIO 8,025 311 5,302 233 98 31,810 2,486 49 8. 1957-58 10,49;, 1,597 60 5,262 272 U6 32,430 2,603 179 i. i958-59 12,970 1,960 59 5,016 223 99 36,087 2,960 184 It. 1959-60 13,132 2,987 840 6,271 279 99 36,902 3,083 187 :8;xxiii , ~~t'I APPENDIX III-B-concid. YIELD RATES OF PRINCIPAL CROPS-1950-1951 TO 1959-1960 Other Rabi pulses Bengal Gram .------__..A--- ,----_------...A...------. """'I Rate of Rate of produclion production 81. Area Production per acre Area Production per acre No. Yea.r in acreS in tons in lbs. in acres in tons in Ibs. 2 58 59 60 61 62 1. 1950-51 4,115 371 202 2. 1951-52 2,978 299 223 3. 1952-53 2,759 2-11 196 4. 1953-54 2,426 209 197 5. 1954--55 3,360 455 303 6. 1955-56 3,345 470 315 7. 1956-57 23,965 2,396 224 3,20 312 224 8. 1957-58 24,775 2,517 228 3,681 352 215 9. 1958-59 32,750 3,272 224 3,045 181 133 10. 1959-60 29,950 2,926 312 2,735 ~5t) 209 APPENDIX ffi-C GROSS AREA (IN ACRES) IRRIGATED 1950-1951 TO 1959-1960 Total Total Total Total Net .";t. Total Total food- Sugarcane food non-food irrigated irrigated No Year Rice Wheat cereals Pulses grains crops crops Cotton crops area under area all crops 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1. 1950-51 93,236 93,543 93,543 2,759 96,518 296 96,814 96,814 2. 1951-52 93,560 94,414 94,414 2,919 37,630 296 97,326 97,499 3. 1952-53 94,664 94,664 94,664 3,722 98,386 98,386 98,386 4. 1953-54 96,989 97,430 97,430 2,857 1,00,649 333 1,00,982 1,00,982_ 5. 1954-55 94,022 94,242 94,242 3,061 97,303 97,303 97,293 6. 1955-56 94,201 94,241 94,241 3,051 97,293 97,293 97,293 7. 1956-57 95,129 95,508 95,508 4,986 1,00,494 95 95 1,00,589 98,562 8. 1957-58 98,591 98,641 98,641 4,897 1,03,538 90 90 1,03,628 99,424 9. 1958-59 1,08,823 1,25,574 7,731 1,33,305 5,902 1,39,232 7,210 17,057 1,56,289 1,07,372 10. 1959-60 89,623 1,05,960 7,306 1,13,266 5,190 1,19,081 7,210 34,076 1,53,157 85,572 HASSAN c xxxiv APPENDIX III-D AREA (IN ACRES) UNDER CROPS] 950-51 TO 1959-60 Basio Other Food Crops Food .A.- Crop Condiment,s 81. Year ,.~ Food Fruits and and Other :Food Total food No. Rice Cereals Pulses grains vegetables Sugarcane Species crops crops 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1950-1951 93,236 2,96,757 84,885 3,81,642 22,281 2,759 40,326 1,182 4,48,190 2 1951-1952 93,560 2,81,453 r87,514 3,68,967 21,416 2,919 34,258 1,641 4,29,201 3 1952-1953 94,664 2,97,219 71,596 3,68,815 22,686 3,458 36,791 329 4,32,079 4 1953-1954 96,989 3,13,673 78,462 3,92,135 21,897 2,910 29,970 4,46,712 5 1954-1955 97,860 3,22,935 75,597 3,98,532 21,236 3,051 26,970 46 4,49,835 6 1955--1956 1,02,400 3,27,719 73,772 4,01,491 22,056 5,617 27,409 84 4,56,637 7 1956-1957 1,01,345 3,17,042 67,345 3,84,387 18,387 5,003 37,546 599 4,55,922 8 Hl57-1958 1,00,756 3,25,041 69,786 3,94,827 19,731 4,907 37,564 32 4,57,061 10 1958-1959 1,10,748 3,41,240 93,407 4,34,647 15,853 5,902 31,458 32 4,87,892 11 1959-1960 1,14,599 3,50,774 94,877 4,45,651 19,762 5,79Q 30,196 5,01,399 APPENDIX III-D-{concld.) Xon-Food Crops Plantation Area ,.---"------, orops tea Total area sown Net Sl. Year Ground Total oil Cotton Fibres aud coffee Tobaoco Misoell. sown under more than area No. nut seeds only crops all orops once sown 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 1\)50-1951 3,079 64,835 14,285 14,435 44,034 1,463 2,22,221 6,21,684 ll,14 6,20,570 2 1!J51-1952 4,037 68,772 16,816 16,816 44,091 1,8Il 2,48,280 6,19,086 20,1l7 5,98,969 11 1952-1953 5,089 63,376 16,742 16,742 43,409 1,669 2,26,618 6,07,986 7,387 6,00,599 4 1953-1954 4,625 6,5931 10,623 10,897 46,685 1,664 2,96,797 6,57,699 28,090 6,29,609 I) 1\)55-1956 6,503 69,210 10,431 10,686 45,436 879 2,88,601 6,57,241 19,565 6,37,676 6 1955-1956 6,700 69,529 11,000 11,255 47,689 1,709 2,93,234 6,68,345 20,927 6,47,418 7 1956-1957 5,340 65,472 10,lIO 1 ;0110 39,183 1,187 2,61,914 6,34,855 20,143 6,14,712 8 1957-1958 5,608 66,167 10,544 10,544 41,329 1,292 2,66,232 6,49,843 18,407 6,31,436 9 1958-1959 6,164 73,134 13,008 13,209 42,349 1,297 2,41,741 6,73,757 19,810 6,53,947 10 1959-1960 7,639 78,456 12,904 13,249 42,235 1,178 2,29,960 6,83,938 23,602 6,60,336 xxxv APPENDIX I11-E AREA IRRIGATED DURING THE YEARS 1930-51 TO 1959-60 (IN ACRES) Source 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1!J53-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Government Canals. 1,834 17,841 17,841 17,839 17,259 17,259 17,261 17,261 17,235 17,190 Private Canals Tanks 62,456 63,744 64,949 66,583 63,641 63,641 64,524 64,135 71,912 64,147 Wells 156 148 156 195 190 190 285 335 424 457 Other Sources 15,861 15,766 15,440 16,365 16,203 16,492 16,203 17,693 18,401 3,778 Total 96,814 97,499 98,386 1,00,982 97,293 97,293 98,562 99,424 10,79,72 85,572 APPENDIX III-F PROGRESS OF CULTIVATION (IN ACRES) DURING THE YEARS 1950-51 TO 1959-60 Source 1950-51 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Total cropped area 6,21,684 6,19,086 6,07,986 6,57,699 6,57,241 6,68,345 6,34,855 6,49,843 6,73,757 6,83,938 Area sown more than once 1,114 20,117 7,387 28,090 19,565 20,927 20,143 18,407 19,810 23,602 Wet area sown. 6,20,570 5,98,969 6,00,599 6,29,609 6,37,676 6,47,418 6,14,712 6,31,436 65,3,947 6,60,336 Current fallows 2,65,209 2,79,264 2,79,930 2,63,342 2,56,108 2,56,108 2,54,258 2,47,526 2,22,147 1,93,582 Other cultivated land excluding current fallows 4,75,574 4,73,684 4,71,109 4,69,722 4,54,686 4,54,686 4,48,958 4,49,394 4,54,142 4,50,801 Area not available for cultivation 1,50,214 1,50,214 1,50,214 1,50,214 1,52,214 1,52,487 1,79,003 1,79,104 1,79,685 1,79,739 c* xxxvi coo o 0 o o o o i . 1 • , • 1 · , , I , 1 ~.J • e-l • C'-l d, : ",', , IN • IN • IN I - J J J J J o J J 'J c o S' 0 o C? 1 i . 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I ..... I...... <:> ,<:> l "" 00 10 00 00 10 00 10 00 00 00 o o 00 r- 00 00 r- 00 r- 00 00 00 'I 'I o J J J J J J J J J l ..... <:0 r r 00 oo ""<:> oo r-00 '"<:> I 1 ..... J J ..... J J <:> o o o <:> 0 o 6 L", ~ It:> .....o I 1 J ..... l 1..... ~, 1..... II 1..... J j 1,...., 1..... r r r r r r r ""00 OO OO oo oo oo oo oo 00 1 I I .....I .....I .....I .....I J ...... o o <:> o o o o o 10 I I "" J 1 1 J l "" l <:> <:> <:> o o o It:> , 10 , I I "" l "" J "" "" o o o <:> o 0 o It:> 10 1 I 'I I ~ "" J "" l J "" o o o 0 o o o 10 , 10 J "" l l J l l 00 00 I:- 00 00 r- 00 00 r- 00 00 r- 00 00 r- 00 r- 00 xlii APPENDIX IV-A FACTORIES CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY WITH AVERAGE DAILY NUMBER OF WORKERS IN EACH FOR THE YEAR 1959 A verage daily SI. Classification Number of number of No. if any Factoriee Factories workers 1 2 3 4 5 1 521 Water supply stations 2 39 Others (manufacturing industries not elsewhere classified) 3 389(b) Manufacture of Motor vehicles 4 370(d) Electric fans, Radiators and other accessories 5 360(e) &: (b) General and Jobbing Engineering 6 360(c) Textile machinery and accessories 7 01 010(a) Gins and Presses .' 3 94 8 204 Canning and preservation of fruits and vegetablep 9 250(b) Rice Mills 1 20 10 209(b) Hydrogenated Oil Industry II 204 Cold storage 12 21 Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits 13 231( c) Cotton Mills 14 231( c) Silk Mills 15 232 Knitting Mills 16 239 Others (Manufacture of textiles not elsewhere classified) 17 250(a) Saw Mills 9 322 Souret -Chief Inspector of Factories and Boilers in Mysore, Bangalorp. xliii APPENDIX IV-B GROWTH OF FACTORIES Govt. and Minerals Food and Chemicals Wood, Gins Local Fund Engi- and Drink and Dyes, Stone and and Miscella Year Factories Textiles neering Metals Tobacco etc. Glass Presses neous Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1951 1952 1953 1954 1 3 5 12 1955 2 4 6 12 1956 2 5 8 3 18 1957 2 5 8 3 18 1958 1 5 2 10 3 21 ., 1959 14 2 10 3 30 1960 3 3 8 3 20 APPENDIX IV-C AVERAGE DAILY NUMBER OF WORKERS EMPLOYED Govt· and Minerals Food and Chemicals, Wood, Gins Fund Local Engi- and Drink and Dyes, Stone and and MiscelIa- Year Factories Textiles neering Metals Tobacco etc. Glass Presses neous Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1951 1952 _. 1953 .., .. 1954 211 65 92 150 223 38 797 1955 207 135 163 505 1956 212 141 283 161 797 1957 212 159 339 219 871 1958 265 161 68 410 194 lP123 1959 188 425 83 337 278 1,227 1960 179 40 5 82 135 421 1,140 ------Source :-Chief Inspector of Factories and Boilers in Mysore, Bangalore. APPENDIX V-A QRIMINAf, JUSTICES-NUMBER OF CRIMI:\,"AL CASES TRIED HI51 1952 1953 1954 1955 191i6 1957 19511 l!J.i\J 1960 - 2 3 4 G 7 10 11 HASSAN DISTRICT Serious Crimes. COGNIZABLE CASES: (a) OffPllces agaill8t State, Public tran quility, safety a:ld justice 34 41 38 42 ~8 42 51 36 40 5~ (b) Serious offenceq against the person . 107 126 144 107 145 128 113 120 147 127 (r) Serious offences against the person and propcdy or against property only 10] 135 203 108 130 133 130 102 213 II. NON-COONIZAJlLE CASES: (011 Offences against State, Public tran quility, safety and justice 9 16 15 14 15 16 17 17 27 (b) Serious offences against the person 69 76 50 62 66 55 71 62 81 (c) Serious offences against the person and propert) or against property only 52 47 92 40 53 67 48 65 64 76 Total of I and II 356 430 569 362 452 451 415 439. 432 577 B. Minor Crimes I. COGNIZ.~BLE CASES : (al Minor offencs against the person 79 47 10:~ lOi 106 82 U8 126 101 97 (b) Minor offence8 against property 38 46 76 52 eo 75 61 56 ~7 76 (c) Other offences not specified above 326 388 539 946 814 765 947 858 827 869 II. Xon-COONIZABLE CASES: (a) Minor offences against the person 80 50 120 113 100 93 96 105 116 172 (b) Minor offences against property 46 40 55 44 45 29 43 41 ~4 23 (c) Other offences not specified above 979 1,395 2,596 2,001 2,349 3,138 4,143 3,797 4,563 4,637 Total of I and II 1,548 1,966 3,489 3,273 3,474 4,182 5,408 4,983 5,698 5,874 APPENDIX V-B CRIMINAL JUSTICE-PERSONS CONVICTED OR BOUND OVER IN HASSAN 1951 1952 1953 1954. 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 196{J 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 U Offencl3 against public tranquility 50 17 93 97 98 75 103 98 79 97 Murder 6 15 27 16 12 12 17 17 15 4 Culpable Homicide 1 243 1 5 2 4 3 2 Rape 1 2 Hurt with aggravating circllmstanceli 25 27 32 19 17 30 34 24 28 8 Hurt with criminal force or assault 11 8 12 15 21 13 18 23 4 12 Dacoity 5 4 7 12 Hobbery 9 6 10 Theft , 99 71 221 119 117 146 136 110 107 92 Other offences under LP.C. 21 33 78 45 67 65 87 74 73 60 Bad livelihood 2 7 10 10 18 14 17 34 37 Keeping the peace Municipal Law Other offences 1,180 1,436 2,085 2,452 2,545 3,151 4,164 4,220 4,368 4,774 Total 1,407 1,618 2,560 2,778 2,903 3,515 4-,582 4-,599 4,711 5,086 Source :-Registrar, High Court of Mysore, Bangalorlil. xlv APPENDIX V-C(i) STRENGTH OF POLICE IN THE DISTRICT Description of Stuff lncludin:J Armed COlUltubulary. HASSAN DISTRICT Inspectorsl Assistant/ Jallledars/ D.D.P./ Circle Sub- Sub- Head Year D.S.P. Dy.S.P. Inspector,; Inspectors Inspectors Constables Constables Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1951 7 21 4 56 455 544 1952 ti 18 4 52 390 471 1953 ti 18 4 52 390 471 1954 7 20 4 54 430 516 1955 7 20 4 60 464 556 1956 7 20 4 60 464 556 1957 7 19 1 60 454 542 1958 1 7 19 1 5!J 455 542 1959 7 19 1 59 455 542 1960 5 22 2 89 448 568 Source :-Inspector General of Police in Mysore, Bangalore. APPENDIX V-C(ii) LIST OF POLICE SUB-DIVISION, CIIWLES, POLICE STATIOXS, OUTPOST ETC. Name of Sub-Divisions Circle Policl' Stations Out-posts 1 2 3 4 Hassan Sub-Division 1. Hassan 1. Hassan Town 2. Hassan Rural 1. Kattaya 2. Shantigrama 3. Kenchammana Hosakote. 2. Saklesh pur 1. Dakleshpur 1. ~Iarnahalli 2. Yesiur 3. Belur 1. Halebid 2. Hagare 4 .. Archalli 1. Biccodi 3. Holenarasipur I. Holenarasipur 1. Kabbur 2. Arkalgud 3. Konanur 4. Channarayapatna 1. Sravanabelagola Arsikere Dub-Division 1. Arsikere 1. Arsikere Town 2. Arsikere Rural 1. Gandasi 3. Banavar 1. Javagal 2. Kanakatte 4. :Nuggihalli 1. Karehalli Source :-Superintendent of Police, Hassan APPENDIX V-D JAILS HASSAN DISTRICT Accomodation in all the Jails in the District Daily average number of prisioners in r------~'------~ Total Males Females 1051 1955 l(J60 1 2 3 4 5 6 110 93 17 28 61 22 Source :-Inspector General of Prisons in Mysore, Bangalore. xlvi APPENDIX V-E CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES 1950-51 TO 1959-60 Working Capital (in rupees) r-- -.... Deposits Number from Loans of private issued to Societies Persons and members at the Number loans from Share Reserve and Sl. end of of other capital and other No. Description Year the year members Societies paid up other Funds Total Societies 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Central Banks 1950-5IJ 1951-52 }- There were no Central Banks 1952-53 J 1953-54) 1954-55 181 55,500 1,17,158 375 6,88,150 1955-56 1 210 1,05,345 2,18,900 1,530 1,48,438 1956-57 1 286 2,71,460 4,61,750 7,165 3,02,968 1957-58 298 86,67,701 8,70,050 24,805 45,15,733 1958-59 315 13,05,785 10,77,300 27,720 5,57,770 1959-60 382 1,58,019 12,77,200 81,582 48,19,840 2 Agricultural Societies (a) Satisfactorily functioning 1950-51J 1951-52 I Nil 1952-53 J 1953-54· 1954-55 187 30,000 300 1,50,000 10,000 1,60,300 6,88,150 1955-56 210 35,000 362 1,75,000 12,500 1,87,862 14,84,438 1956-67 286 43,000 415 2,15,000 13,250 2,28,665 45,15,733 1957-58 298 50,000 450 2,50,000 14,600 2,65,050 5,57,770 1958-59 315 53,000 500 2,65,000 15,750 2,81,250 48,19,840 1959-60 382 60,000 550 3,00,000 16,400 3,16,950 (b) Ba.d Societies which may 1950-511 progress if reconstituted 1951-52 J 1952-53 J 1953-54 1954-551 1955-56 ~ Nil 1956-57 1957-58j 1958-59 . 1959-601 (e) Very bad Societies which 1950-51 J should be cancelled 1951-52 J should they fail to be 1952-53 1 reconstituted. 1953-54 1954-55 }- Nl 1955-56 l 1957-5819~7J 1958-59 1959-60 xlvii APPENDIX V-E CO·OPERATIVE SOCIETIES Working Capital (in Rup~es) r------.A...-:------, Deposits Sumber from Loane . Uescnptlon Year of private issued to :\0. Societies l'erson. member~ at the Number and loans Share Heserve and end of of from other Capital and other the year members i:locieties paid up other funds Total Societies 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 'j Non.Agricultural So cities 51 1951-521950_ 1 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 NIl 1955-56 1956-57 1 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 j Source: Assistant Registrar of Co. operative Societies, Hassan District. Not" : Information prior to 1954-55 not available. APPENDIX V-F(i) TO (vi) T ABLE SHOWING RECEIPTS Na.me of District Hassan Sl. No. Under what Head 1951-52 1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-;;6 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1 Land Revenue 16,55,984 16,32,369 16,78,502 16.32,049 17,32,253 17,91,036 17,73,177 18,21,696 111.23,469 22,24,615 Source: (1) Deputy Commissioner, Hassan District. 1951-52 19$;2-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955·56 1956-57 1957·58 1958·59 1959·60 1960·61 2 EXCISE (a) State 31,10,298 24,55,902 21,73,619 20,28,394 18,40,790 20,51,649 21,89,624 23,97,412 6,88,1l7 N.A. (b) Central 1,13,279 1,25,211 1,62,010 1,80,690 Source : (2) Commissioner for Excise in Mysore Bangalore. 3 Sales Tax realisecl 2,09,928 1,95,936 3,68,124 4,43,425 4,11,519 3,13,235 5,69,073 8,94,934 9,49,846 9,74,491 Source : (3) District Treasury, Hassan' 4 Sala of stamps 2,73,008 3,06,325 3,33,596 4,17,162 5,04,706 5,3:3,742 5,57,001 6,10,050 6,80,998 6,67,852 Source: (4) Inspector Gcneral and Commissioner of Stamps in Mysore Bangalore. 5 Sales tax as Motor Spirit other than Petrol . 2,305 1,613 8,772 24,078 18,605 32,186 34,343 4,700 Source : (5) District Treasury, Hassan. 6 Entertainment Tax 16,935 29,138 34,959 35,939 38,023 41,907 48,588 54,258 1,40,747 1,57,94 . Source: (6) District Treasury, Hassan. N. B. (iii) (v) (vi) Information for march 1956-57 is ~ot available. xlviii f 00 eo IQ <:C 00 eo 00 <0 c;; ~" t- eN 00 ..,., '" .... "."'" '"C <0 <0, <0 <0 0, 0 ""M 00 ...... "" ",' "" ,.; "" '"0 >:: "">6 t- 0" ..... M' L,., 00 r-: "" E-< p, ...... ,., It) L") <0 '" K'" '" ''"' '" IQ 00 <0 <0 t- <0 t- oo 00 M M .... '">6 eo "" APPENDIX VI-A LIST OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS-HASSAN DISTRICT 81. Women and No. Institution Type Class Males Children Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ,J, Hassan, Sri Chamarajendra Hospital G.GI.H. I 51 51 2. Hassan Women's Hospital G.W.H. I I 41 41 3. Hassan T.B. Clinio G.T.B.D. I s 8 16 4. Hassan Mobile Dispensary G.M.D. i. .5. Hassan R.F.M. Hospital Ad.W.H. IV 82 82 6. Has.mn Mothodist .M. Disp.· HosaJine Ad.W.D. IV 7. AIur, AInr Talnk L.F.D. III 1 .2 8 Arehalli, Belur Talnk L.F.D. III O. Arkalgud, Arkalgud Talnk L.F.D. III 10. W'omen Dispensary L.F.W.D. III 4 4 11. Arsikere, Arsikere Taluk, J.C.R.H. L.F.H. III 12. Arsikere Women's Hospital. L.F.C.H. III 8 IS 26 13. Arsikere Railway Dispensary G.Ry.D. II 14. Bagur, Channarayapatna Talnk L.F.D. III 15. Ballupet, Manjarabad Talnk L.F.D. III 16. Banavar, Arsikere Taluk L.F.D. III 1 1 2 17. Basavapatna, Arkalgnd Talnk L.F.D. III 1 2 IS. Belagodu, Sakaieshpur Talnk L.F.D. III 10. Belnr, Belur Taluk L.F.D. III 2 2 4 20. Bylahalli, Hassan P.O. L.F.D. III 21. Channarayapatna, Channarayapatna Talnk L.F.D. III s 7 15 22. Channarayapatna Women's Dispensary .. L.F.W.D. III 10 10 23. Didiga, Channarayapatna TaInk, Hirisave P.O. L.F.D. III 2 2 4 24. Dudda, Hassan Taink L.F.D. III 25. Gandasi, Arsikere Taink L.F.D. III 26. Gendehalli, BeInr Talnk G.M.I.D. I 27' .. Gorur, Hassan Women's Dispensary L.F.W.D. III 6 6 2S. Hagare, Belnr Talnk G.M.I.D. I 29. Halebid, Belur Taluk L.F.D. III 30. Halli.Mysore, H.N. Pur Talnk L.F.D. III 31. HanbaI, Manjarabad Taluk . L.F.D. III 1 1 2 32. Hethnr, Manjarabad Talnk . G.M.I.D. I 2 2 4 33. Hiresave, ChlLllnarayapatna Talnk L.F.D. III 2 3 5 34; Holenarsipnr, H.N. Pnr Taink L.F.H. III 3 3 6 ,35. lIoienarsipur Women's Hospital. L.F.W.H. III IS 18 36. Javagal, Arsikere Talnk L.F.D. III 2 2 4 37. Jayachamarajapnra, Arsikere Talnk L.F.D. III 1 2 38' K. Hoskote, Alnr Talnk G.M.I.D. I 30. Keralapura, Arkalgud Talnk L.F.W.D. III 6 6 40. Keralapnra, ArkaIgnd Taink Rs.L·F.D. III 41. Kesagodn, Belnr Talnk G.M.I.D. I 42. Konannr, ArkaIgnd Taluk L.F.C.D. III 43. Konannr Women's Dispensary L.F.W.D. III 9 9 9 44. Kowsika' Hassan Talnk L.F'D. III 45. Mallipatna, Arkalgnd Talnk L.F.D. III 3 2 5 46. Mogge, Aremaina Dispensary N.Ad·d. II 47. l\1osalehosahalli, Hassan Taluk L.F.D. III 4S. Nagenahalli, Belnr Talnk L.F.D. III 40. Nuggehalli,Channarayapatna Talnk L.F.D. III 50. Ponnathapural, Alur Talnk , GI.M.I.D. I 51. Royarkoppal, Alur Taluk L.F.D. III 3 3 6 52. Rudrapatna, Arkalgud Taluk L.F.D. III 53. Saklespur, Crawford Hospital, Manjarabad Talnk . L.F.H. III 27 27 54. Sakleshpur Women's Hospital L.F.C·H. III 30 30 HASSAN D APPENDIX VI-A LIST OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS-HASSAN DISTRICT 131. Women and No. Institution Type Glaas }Iales Children To"al 2 3 4 5 () 7 55. Santhigrama, Hassan Taluk L.F.D. III 2 2 _y6. Settihalli, Hassan Taluk (Mession) Ad.H. IV! 14 14 28 57. Sravanabelagola, Channarayapatna Taluk L.F.D. III 4 4 8 6S. Sukravarasanthe, Manjarabad Taluk L.F.D. III 69. Utchangi, ManjarabadTaluk G.D. I 60. Yeslurpet, Manjarabad Taluk L.F.D. III 1 61. Yeslurpet, 'Women's Dispensary L.F.C.D. III 7 7 Source: Director of Medical Service in Mysore, Bangalore. Note :- L.F.D. Local :Fund Dispensary L.F.W.D.-Local Fund Women's Dispensary G.D.-Government Dispensary G.W.H.-Governmcnt Women's Hospital G.GI.H.-Government General Hospital Rs.L.F.D.-Bubsidised Rural Local Fund Dispensary L.F.C.D.-Local Fund Combined Dispemary G.Ry.D.-Government Railway Dispensary Ad.W.H.-Missionery R.F.M. Hospital Ad.W.D.-Missionery Methodist Displ"nsary N.Ad.D.-Missionery Mogge Aremaria Dispem&ry G.M.I.D.-Government Malnad Improvement Dispensary APPENDIX VI-B GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PATTERN PRIMARY HEALTH CENrRES t Sl. N arne of Sub.division/Taluk Kame of the MUnicipality Panchayat in which No. of beds No. Health Centre is located 1 2 3 4 1. Sakle8hpur Sub Division, Alur Taluk Alur 6 Rayarkoppal 6 2. Hassan Sub Division, Al'sikere Taluk . Haranahalli 6 Kanakatte 6 Javagal 4 J ayachamarajapura 6 a. Hassan Sub Division, Arkalgud Taluk . Doddamagge 6 Arkalgud Konanur 14 Mallipatna 5 Rudrapatna Ii ~. Helul' Taluk Yamasandhi Ii Arehalli 4 Belur 14 5. Channarayapatna Srinivasapura 6 6. Holenarsipur Holenarasipur 24 Doddakadnur 6 7. Sakleshpur Attihalli 6 Hanbal 2 Hethur 4 Source :- Director of Public Health in Mysore, Bangaloro. Ii APPENDIX VIT-A LIST OF HIGH SCHOOLS-HASSA"\T DlSTRICT ,rhether 2\Iultipurpose Whether or llJgher ;-31. Name of the Taluk Boys/Girls Name of the School with Secondary ~fanagement detailed postal addrpss No. School School 2 3 4 [j () 1. Arsikere Boys Government Government High School, Banavara 2. do do do Government High School, Javatal 3. Belur do do Government High School, Halebeedu do 4. Channarayapatna do Government High School, Didaga 5. do do do Government High School, Kantharajapura 6. Hassan do do Government High School, Hassan l1.S. 7. do do do Government High School, Mosalehosahalli do 8. Holenarasipur do Government High School, HaIli Mysore 1. Alur Boys District Board District Board High School, Alur 2. Do do do District Board High School, Rayarakoppal 3. Arakalgud do do District Board High School, Basavapatna 4. Arsikere do do District Board High School, Doddametikurke 5. Channaray&patna do do District Board High School, Hiresave . 6. Do do do District Board High School, Nuggehalli 7. Hass&n do do District Board High School, Gorur 8. Manjarabad do do District Board High School, Yeslurpet 1. Arkalgud Boys Municipal Municipal High School, Arkalgud 2. Do do do Municipal High School, Konanur 3. Arsikere do do Municipal High School, Arsikere M.P. 4. Belur do do Municipal High School, Belur 5. Hassan do do Municipal High School, Hassan 6. Holenarasipur do do Municipal High School, Holenarsipur 7. Manjarabad do do Municipal High School, Sakaleshpur 1. Channarayapatna Boys Aided Navodaya High School, Cahnnarayapatna 2. Hassa.n do do S. S. K. B. M. S., Shantigrama 1. Do do do Private Rural High School, Dudda 2. Do do do St. Joseph's High School, Hassa.n 1. Arsikere Girls Government Government Girls' High School, Arsikere 2. Hassan do do Government Girls High School, Hassan 2. Hassan do do Government Girls' High School, Hassan M.P. 3. Hoienarasipur do do Government Girls' High School, Holenarasipur 1. Hassan Girls Aided St. Philomena High School, Hassan 2. Manj&rabad do do St. Joseph's Convent High School, Sakaleshpul' ------Source :-Director of Public Instl'Uction in Mysore, Bangalore. HASSAN D* iii APPENDIX VII-B COLLEGES Strength in 1900-61 Sl. pre-Uni \'ersity Degreo No. N &:nle of CoJIege 3 4 1 1 let Grade College, Hassan 696 Both for Pre-university and Degree Classes 2 B.M. Setty College, Kananur 50 Average only Pre-University Class S Malnad Engineering College 4, Polytechnic, Hassan Source: Principals of the Colleges. APPENDIX VUI-A PRINTING PRESSES AT WORK, NEWS PAPERS AND PERIODICALS PUBLISHED IN 1959-1960 Number of Printing Names of News papers Presses at work published in Interval of Name of Interval of publication of periodicals publicatioil of ~-----~~ r------~.------~ 1959 1960 1959 1960 News papers published periodicals Remarks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 21 (1) Prathinidhi'Daily 5 6 (I) Prathinidhi Daily Hassan 3 Arsikere 1 2 Channarayapatna 4 Holenarasipur 1 Arkalgud Sakleshpur 2 Belur Alur SO'UfM : Deputy Commissioner, Ha8san Distriot. APPENDIX VIII-B CINEMAS 1950 TO 1960 Number of Cinema Houses No. ofspectators (monthly average) Sl. ,_------~.------~ r------~~------__\ No. Name of pl& 2 3 4 5 o 1 H&Ile&n 2 2 17,850 23,670 2 Areikere 27,500 :I Channarayapatna, 3,500 4,000 4, Hoienar(lsipUf 5,875 11,500 Source: Additional District Magistrate, Hassan District. liil APPENDIX IX-A STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF ROAD MILEAGE IN CHARGE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AS ON :n-3-1961 Other kinda Sl. Total Cement Black of ilurface Natural No. Name of Road length Concrete topped Metalled treatment ioil 1 2 3 4 5 (i 7 • I. National High-ways : Nil II. state High-ways : 1 Banga\ore HonnavM Road 20-0 13-6 6-2 2 Bangalore Mangalore Road 85-6 5-6 80-0 3 Hassan Chickmagalur Road 28-0 28-0 4 Bilikere Hassan Road 33- 5 33-5 III. Major District Roads : 1 B~navar Belur Mudigere Road 39-0 16--6 22-2 2 Manjarabad Subramanya Road 40-0 7-2 32-6 3 Hassan Salgame Halebid Road 19-0 2-3 16-5 4 Hampap'ur Ramanathpur Road 9-0 0-6 8--2 5 Frazerpet Ramanathpur Road 8-2 1-6 6-2 6 Srirangapatna Channarayapatna Road 4-4 4-0 4-0 7 K.R. Nagar Ramanathapur Road 5-0 5-0 8 Channarayapatna Shravanabelagola Road 37-0 12-2 24-6 9 Hassan Periyapatna Cannanore Road 37-0 12-2 24-6 10 Arsikere Channarayapatna Road 27-4 4-0 23-4 11 Arsikere Hassan Road 25-2 10-1 15-1 12 Channarayapatna Holenarasipura Kodlipet Road. 36-2 2-1 34-1 13 Tiptur Channarayapatna Road 21-5 0- 6 20-7 14 Tiptur Dodda Road 14- 6 14- 6 15 Arsikere Huliyar Road 20- 4 3-6 16-6 16 Banavar Sakrepatna Road 2-0 2-0 17 Mudigere Belm Road 12-0 0-3 12-0 18 Bage Belur Road 17-0 0-3 16-5 19 Anemahal Mudigere Road 12-2 0-4 11-6 20 Sukra.varasanthe Kodlipet Road 8--4 8-4 21 Banavar Sira Road 15-0 0-2 14-6 22 Halebid Temple Road 0-4 0-4 23 Shravanabelagola Kikkeri Road 4-4 4-4 24 Hagare Halebid to Hassan Halebid Road . 6-0 6-0 25 Holenarasipur Channarayapatna Road 14-0 14-0 26 Krishnarajakatte Road 2-6 2-6 27 Banavasi Yeslurpet Road 18-2 5-0 13-2 28 Saklespur Arehalli ChiekanahaUi Road 18-0 0-4 17-4 29 Alur Bieod Road 12-4 12-4 30 Banavar Railway Station Road 0-4 0-4 31 Arehalli Rieod Road 5-2 5-2 32 Holenarasipur Halli Mysore Road 10-0 10-0 IV. Other District Roads: 1 Hanbal Devrunda Road 8-0 8--0 2 Bharatvalli Alur Loop Road 2-6 1-0 1-0 0-6 3 Kattaya HaUibyle Road . 18-6 0-2 18--4 4 Hirisave Nuggihalli Road 9-0 9-0 liv APPENDIX IX-A-contd. flTATEME"NT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF ROAD MILEAGE IN CHARGE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AS ON 31·3-1961 Other kinds FI. Total Cement Black of surface Natural ::\0. Xame of Road length Concrete topped Metalled treatment soil 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ;, Alur Kundur Road 8-2 8-2 6 Shanthigram Hosahalli Road 8-7 8-7 '; }Iallipatna Konanur Hoad 14-0 14-0 ~ Harnahalli Jamgal Road 13-6 13-6 9 Yongur Mallipatna Road 8-0 0-4 7-4 10 Halli Mysoro Anekannambadi Doddahalli 4--0 4-0 HoacL 11 Palya Belgodu Road 3-4 3-4 12 }Iuddanahalli Bagur Muggihalli Road ll-O ll-O 13 Hethur Kerodi Road 6-4 1-0 5-4 14 Bendekcre Garndanagere Road 8-2 8-2 15 Kandali Bylahalli Padavalu Bikkod Road 21-4 21-4 16 Xuggehalli Didaga Road 8--0 8- 0 17 Road from Konanur to Coorg border 4- 0 1- 0 3-0 IS Kpnehalli to join Tiptur Dudda 8-4 8-4 1 () Shranll1abelagola Bindigenavele 7-0 7-0 20 Doddametiknrke Hiresaderhalli Kalle· 7-4 7-4 gnndi and to Banavar Sira. 21 Byadihalli Balahalli Attihalli Road 9-0 9-0 22 :llallipatua Hippala Road 0-3 0-3 V. Village Roads: Gornr :llavinakcre Road 8-0 8-0 2 Yalagunda Karagal Road 12-0 12-0 :1 Channarayapatna Bagur Road 7-4 7-4 4 Sravanbelgola Anegola Road 4-4 4-4 ;, Road from Basavapatna to Kalimudda· uahalli t·ia. Tata val a and Bela,adi. 8-0 8-0 6 Road from Bargur on Hassan Periyapatna Cananur Road to Doddabemmati via. Kaniyar. 8-0 8-0 7 Holcnarasipur to Shantigrama Road via. Jandal Koppal and Malali. 8-0 8-0 8 Alagowdanahalli Mandagere Kikkeri Sravanabelagola Road. 7-0 7-0 \) Road taking off at 13th mile of Bage Belur Road to connect Banavar Belnr :lIudigcre Road ria.-Kasarur and Talalu. 8-0 8-0 10 Arsikere to Knruvanka Road 8-0 8-0 11 Kanadahalli to }Iagge via. Nallur·Ballur 7-0 7-0 12 Boad taking off from 5th mile of Arsikere Huliyar Road to join Arsikere Channa. rayapatna Road via. Dummanahalli and Belagumba near Gandasi. 13-0 13-0 13 Agunda Tiptur Road via. Dummana. halli Honna,alli. 5-0 5-0 6-0 14 Hongadah~li to Kaganari via. Balehalli 6-0 15 Road to connect Manjarabad Subra manya with Banavasi Yeslur Road via. Handaravalli and Kagnur. 6-0 11-0 Iv APPENDIX IX-A-eonclrl. STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF ROAD MILEAGE IN CHARGE OF rHE PUBLIC WORKS DEPART.\IENT AS ON 31-3-61 Othel kinds OJ 81. N&me uf Ro&d Total Cement Black surface .:\ atUl'. No. length Concrete topped ~Ie(allcd tI'eatment .oil 2 " 4 ['j Il i 8 16. Arakalgud to Hali·:\Iy"ore via. }Iarur and GublJi. 15-0 15-0 17. Arsikere to Ban dur I'IU, HiriYl;r and Bynambudi, 10-0 10-0 IS. Kandur Barthur Road a-o 3-0 19. Kowsika lIIarkuli Road .~-O 5-0 20. ValagarahalIi to Karehalli via, Anathi ij-O 6-0 21. Nerali to Tejur via, Bidarakka 6-0 6-0 J 22. Halebid Cangul' Road 8-0 8-0 23. Doddametikurke t:J 8anivalu t·ia, Chick· metikut.ke. 6-0 6-0 24. Maranahalli Kadamane Road 8-0 S-o 25. Road from lOth mile of }Ianjarabad Subramanya Road to Ohinnenahalli t·ia. ValulahaI:i. 7-0 7--0 26. Road from 4th mile of Sakaleshpur Areha!li Road to Belagodu via. L"dayavara and Kiravle ll-O 11-0 Source-Ollief Engineer (Communications and Building) in Mysore, Bangalore. l'vi APPENDIX IX-B COMMUNICATIONS VILIJAGE ROADS Length S!. ~-----~---- No. Name of Road Miles Furlongs 1 2 3 4 HASSAN DISTRICT .1. Ambuga, Ra,ilway Station to Hassan-Arkalgud Road. 5 4 2. Kabbathi Shandy Road 5 0 3. Kowsika Shandy Road 3 0 4. Hassan-Mandiganahalli-Haluvagilu Road 3 0 5. Gorur-Hosahalli-Mavinakere Road 8 2 6. Dudda-Yalagunda Road 12 0 7. Yalagunda-Javagal Road 12 4 8. Shantigrama to Jandhal Koppal via Malali, Adihalli. 6 0 9. Gorur-Settihalli Road via Changravalli 6 0 10. Cheeranahalli-Heragu Road 7 0 II. Road from Addihalli to MalaJi 4 0 12. Road from B. M. Road (from 103rd mile to Karekere) 4 C TALUK-CHANNARAYAPATNA 1. Gowdagere-Kantharajapura Road 3 0 2. Kikkeri-Ippaiah Road 2 0 :l. Channarayapatna-Bagur Road 7 0 4. KanthaI'ajapura-Mandagere Road 5 0 5. Hirisave-Mandagere Road 9 4 6. Sravanabelagc.la-Anegola Road 4 0 7. Belagola-Doddathoranahalli-Aregola Road. 2 4 8. Adagur-Srinivasapurll Road 3 0 9. Anathi-Karehlllli Road 3 0 10. Hirisave-Didagll Road 5 0 11. Valagerahalli-Gundasi Shandy Road 5 4 12. Sravanabelagola-Mandagere. Road . 9 4 13. Sravanabelagola-Melkote Road (up to District Boundary) 2 0 14. Road from Bagur to Anarthi to join on to Tiptur Road via Dyavanur-Govinakere-Alasinahalli-Maragur- Shivara, etc. . 10 4 15. Road from Tumkur District Boundary to Volegarahalli-Gandasi Shandy Road 3 0 16. Road from Jodagatte to Muddanahalli 3 0 17. Road commencing from Channarayapatna-Arsikere Road to Kodimutt 2 0 18. Road from K. Bommenahalli to Mandya District Border towards Nagamangala 3 0 TALDK-ARKALGUD 1. Arkalgud-Marur Road 4, o 2. Road from Ramanathpur-Periyapatna Road to Rudrapatna .. 1 4 3. Rulikal-Kaniyar Road (from Arkalgud main Road) 4 o 4. Road from Marur to Joid Gubbi (extension of ArkaJgud-Marur Ro,,:!) 4 o 5. Road from Nyayadahalli Bridge to Kalagalale 3 o 6. Road from IIolenarsipur main Road to Hebbale 4 o 7. Road from Hebbale to Bychanahalli connecting Holenarasipur-Arkalgud main Road 4 o 8. Road from Arkalgud to Holenarasipur via Bendiha,lli-Ramanehalli-Kathimallenahalli-Machagondana. halli-Singanakuppe, etc. 9 o 9. Konanur-Handrangi Road 5 o 10. Road from Hulikal to Doddabemathi 4 o 11. Road from Konanur to Bidarur .) o 12. Road from Baeavapatna to Kallimuddanahalli via Thattavalu-Belavadi-Yagati o lvii APPENDIX IX-B-contd. Length 81. ~-- Mile. Furlong No. Name of Road 2 TALVK-ARSIKERE 0 I. Abbanaghatta Railway Station Road to Kodimutt 3 4, 2. Road from Arsikere to Sankodanahalli and on to Yadapura 5 0 3. Kallahalli Javagal Road 3 0 4. Road from 12th mile of Arsikere-Huliyur Road to Kyathanahalli :I 0 5. Road from Doddametikurke to Sasivala . :I 0 6. Road from 11th mile of Arsikere-Huliyur Road to Rampura via HoJalkere 3 0 7. Road from Sosivala to Chiknayakanahalli Boundary on Chilmayakanahalli-Tiptur Road 3 -0 8. Road from Kodihalli (Arsikere-Bangalore Road to Honnenahalli via Kelangere) 4 0 !l Road from Haralakatte gate to Kallasadarahalli via. Haralakatte :-l 4 10 Road from Arsikere Huliyur Road to Rampura via. Thambalapura-Melanahalli 3 0 11 Aggunda Dummenahalli road 3 0 12 Gandasi Bageshpur Road 3 0 13 Arsikere Javagal Road via. Sundedanahalli, Byrambudi, Singenahalli, etc. 10 0 14 Javagal-Kallahalli and on to the District boundary 8 0 15 Madhalu-Kanakatte--Dibbur Road 4 0 16 Road from Kittanakere to Chiknayakanahalli boundary 4 0 17 Road from Rampur to Sosiwala 3 0 18 Road from Doddametikurke to Ya.rehalli via. Gollarahalli, etc. 3 4 19 Extension of Aggunda-Dummenahalli Road (connection of Road serial numoor 105) 20 Road from Arsikere to Kuruvanka via. Byranayakanahalli joining Bendekere Gurudanagiri Road near 0 Kendavagilu. 8 21 Road from 108 mile stone at Arsikere Banavara Road to join Arsikere, Byrambudi Road via. 0 Ka.la.manyakanahalli, Lailapura, Chikkoor, Bisalehalli, etc 4 4 22 Road from Sosivala to Tumkur District border 2 Taluk-Holenarasipur 6 1 Mavinakere Railway Station Road . 1 2 Kallahalli-Holenarasipur Road 4 o 3 Doddakadanur-HalIi Mysore road via. Kallahalli 6 o 4 o 4 Road from Byadakyathanahalli to Tejur via. GuddenahalIi to connect Holenarasipur-Halli Mysore Road o 5 Road from Nagarana.halli to join Mysore Read via. Kabbur 4 4: 6 Holenarasipur-Hondhalakoppal Road 2 7 Road from Kallenahalli (on Hampapura-Ramanathapul'a Road) to Halli Mysore via. Nerle, Bidarakka. 6 o Somanahalli, Bedakyathana haIli and Tejur. o 8 Road from Arkalgud main road to Uddur Hosahalli via. Boovanahalli . 5 Saklespur Sub-Division: Belar Taluk o 1 Arehalli Sholalur Road 7 6 2 Hanike Shandy Road 1 9 o 3 Roa.d from Hassan-Belur Road to connect villages of Biccodu, Hobli and ArehalIi-Hobli towards Arsikere o 4 Road from Mudigere Road to Kannadehalli via. Nagenahalli 4 10 o 5 Belagodu-Biradehalli via. Udevar-Sundekere . o 6 Thagare--Tholalu via. Kusavara 8 5 o 7 Byadane Hand post to Narway via. Heggade, Suligal, etc. o 8 Halebid-Gangoor Road 8 7 o 9 Bennur-Harlur-Sukravarsanthe Road upto District border o 10 Road from Hagare-Halebid road to connect Hassan-Halebid Road near Adagur 3 5 o 11 Road from Kogodu to join Areha1li-ThoJaJu Road via. Bommenhalli o 12 Road from Halebid to Kalasapur joining Banavara-Chickmagalur and Road to 2/10 via. Ramanasiriyur .5 4 o 13 Road from Hebbalu to connect Bennur-MarIur Sukravarasanthe o 14 Roa.d from Sulegudda (on Arehalli-Cheekanahalli) Road to Thumbadevanahalli 15 Roa.d from Arehalli to Venkatipet -: 4 o lviii APPENDIX IX-B--collcld. Length 81. .._~A.._ __ No. N"ame of Road lIIiles Furlorg. 1 2 Ta7nk--Alur 1 Rayarakoppal-Bharthuf Road 4 2 2 Road from Kundur to Bhal'"thul' .5 o 3 Road from AIm to Kundnr 1'ia. Hemmige 2 4 4 Road from Heddurga Hand Post (i.P., from Palya) to Belnr-Alm 4 o 5 Ramanahalli Ponnatapura road 4 o 6 Mage-Bharatur ria. Hulinahalli 7 o 7 Road froDl lIlagge to Kattegadcle l'ia. Kirlagarchalli, Bettadahalli, Neller, Bellur, SiddamhaJli, Kagaravalu 8 o 8 Road from Kannadahalli to Magge l·;a. Palya, 1I1ullenahalli, Ubbnnu 10 o Ta1uk -Sakleshpur 1 Halasulige Road (Casurpet Road) 2 4 2 Balegadda--Honkaravalli Road 3 3 3 Anemahal--Ibbadi Road 3 0 4 Ballupet-Ballegadde-Honkaravalli Ro~d 3 0 [) Ballur-Ubban-Magge Road !) 0 6 :Hamsl) Shanivarsanthe Road . 3 3 7 lIoskote-Eechalabeedu Road . 8 0 S Ka.dam&ne-Mamnahalli Road . 8 0 9 Anemahal--Byakaravalli Road i) 4 10 lIadige-Madnapur Road 8 0 11 Changadihalli-Kalale Road 3 -1 12 Road from Byakaravalli to Bommanakerc jOining Sul Source: Deputy Commissioner, Hassan District. lix APPENDIX IX-C HAVING A LINEAR STATEMENT SHOWING THE STATISTICS OF MAJOR BRIDGES ON 31-3-1961 WATERWAY OF MORE THA~ 100 ft. AS H,nu(l w1Mh Cost Lln('~n Ty1'f:' Riwy OY('l' of the Sp8n Xo. of \yat(·r~ of SI. or Loc!\t,inn hi\lge bridge spa11B way~ {t.('cklnp: No. Name of R{)ad Halla mileago Village kl1!ith 11 S 9 10 2 :1 4 6 () 7 1,71,240 3ftO' _\rchcd lR' 1 IIassan-Periya- HemaYathi .'i(l/1 ;; ri(}l'lIY 30' 13 patna. KOnanlll' RiYer. P"oad. 1,1)3,729 ;)4(\' 18 18' 2 Banava.ra-Belul', Yagachi ,,'}28 n"h11' 1\0' ~ ~ludigere Roael. River. lOG' BS Slab lR' 16th mile ofHas8an, Yagachj 4/][; Bella :iO' 3 3 T:n)(>· Chickmagalur RivN. Road, 12th mlla of Ba.ge-Belnr Road. 2,80,854 21 030' Archerl 22' 4 Hassan-Periya- Cauvery i;/31 Harnanathpur 30' patna, CanltaUOrc River. Road. 18'8" 1,20,802 3(1' 17 .'ilO' f-itone On Has~an-YclaYal, Hemavathi 8/:~9 to lIolenarasipu r .5 nlusonry. IIolenarasipur River. 1/40 Road (Bilikere Hassan Road). 1,\)3,635 4 4RO' Girder :;0' Bangalore-IIIangalore do Salde-blljJl1l' 120' 6 bridgE'. Road. H,' 3,75,000 0 240' ROC. Banavasi- Y eslu r llo 4/'ll Betwoen 40' 7 deekillg. Road. Nagay[ APPENDIX IX-D LIST OF TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE OFFICES TELEGRAPH OFFICES : TELEPHONE OFFICES Hassan Hassan Alur Sakleshpur Belur Alakalgud Arakalgud Arsikere Arsikere Be1ur Channarayapatna Channarayapatna Holenarasipur Alur Manjarabad (Sakleshpur) Holenarasipur Source,' Di.visional Engineer, Telegraphs, Bangalore Division. APPENDIX IX-E LIST OF TRAVELLERS/INSPECTION BUNGALOWS AND CIRCUIT HOUSES IN HASSAN DISTRICT Name of the Town No. of Suites Classificaticn 1 2 3 Hassan (two blocks) 5 T.B.I. One Block of three suites as T.B.2 and one Block of two mitel! as I.B.2. Halebid 2 I.B.2. Sakleshpur 4 Two ·suites as T.B.I. and two suites as LB.2. Arsikere 2 Blocks One Block as T.B.I. and one Block as I.E.I. Holenarasipur 3 Channarayapatna 3 I.B.2. Horpur (Inspection Lodge) 2 I.B.2. Source: Chief Engineer, Communication and Buildings in Mysore, Bangalore. lxi APPENDIX X-A STATEMENT f:;HOWING RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE DISTRICT BOARD, HASSAN DISTRICT FROM 1951-52 TO 1959-60 1959·60 Particulars 1951·52 1955·56 (only for seven months) 2 3 4 Rs. Rs. Hs. A-Receipts : (a) Land Hevenue 3,57,184 2,91,574 67,422 (b) Local rates 39,907 56,258 32,399 (e) Interest 18 (d) Law and Justice (e) Police (f) Education 25,337 45,396 13,180 (g) Medical 20,664 38,710 (Ii) Scientific and other minor departments (i) Pension Contribution (j) Stationery and Printing (k) Miscellaneous 14,427 15,949 2,937 (l) Railway (m) Irrigation and Minor Works (n) Civil Works 5,000 31,457 6,263 B-Expenditure : (a) Refunds and withdrawals 67 (b) Administration . 17,369 21,194 21,182 (e) Law and Justice (d) Police (e) Ports & Pilotage (f) Education 51,009 84,138 83,083 (g) Medical 1,86,576 1,47,638 68,629 (Ii) Scientific and other minor departments 20,000 50,000 (i) Pension and contribution 6,885 10,201 7,172 (j) Stationery and Printing 802 487 57 (k) l\1iscellaneous 43,211 52,595 21,718 (l) Famine Helief (m) Railway (n) Minor Works (0) Civil Public Works 2,37,656 1,39,138 11,719 Source: Deputy Commissioner, Hassan District. lxii APPENDIX X-B LOCAL BODIES (MUNICIPALI'l'lES) There are eleven Municipalities III the District Sf. Name of the MUnicipality Area PojJU/atian and they are all governed by the Mysore Town Munici-' No. in Sq. covered palities Act of 1951. The affairs of these Municipalities Miles are administered by a Council of Members elected by thl' electorate of the towns concerned, Details regard 5. Holenarasipur 2.1 13,590 ing the area and population covered by each of these 6. Arkalgud 2.2 7,057 Municipalities are indicated in the statement below;-- 7. Konanur 2.0 4,994 8. Sakleshpul 4.0 7,935 SI. Name of the Municipality Area Population 9. Belur 1.1 7,907 N.o ill Sq. covered 10. Alur 3.3 3,122 Miles 11. Sravanabelagola 0.1 3,231 1. Hassan 5.0 32,172 In addition to the above, there is one Sanitary 2. Arsikere 0.5 J5,961 Board functioning viz., Lakshmipuram Sanitary 3. Banavara 2.0 3,459 Board in Arsikere the area and population of which 4. Channarayapatna 0.2 6,913 IS 0.10 Sq. mile and 1,060 respectively. APPENDIX X-C HECEIPTS AXD EXPENDITURE OF j1U~lCIPALITIES lu5U-51 1,155-.36 1059-60 ______..A.______-, ,--____..A..- ____-, Sl. ,-- -- o o r-.-----o--.A...-.-_:----~ No. .YlIlne of JIunilila1it !J b(->tt'ipts Expendituro Receiph; Expenditure Receipts Expenditure 2 :l 4 [) G 7 8 Its. P. RS. P. Rs. P. Rs. 1>, Rs. P. Rs. P. 1. H&ssan 4,IU, lO7 81 4.W,50G (I] 2,GI,98G UO 2,42,78G :32 5,02,513 71 5,40,1l6 54 2. Ar;:;il.,.crG 1,81,: (i:J U(J 1,l(l,7il (J(J 1,07,432 ()O 1,DO,07D 00 1,56,2Gl (10 2,30,852 00 :~. llanaYH.l'a ~l ,[iii! (!O :!4,138 00 2!.l,17ll 00 2G,7H7 00 48,230 00 28,389 00 4. ChannaraY;}l)atl~a :.'-},(i55 00 :!2,60G 00 u3,0f\u 48 GI,m:! 48 95,4G5 O(J 88,213 58 5. 11'Jlenanui})l1l' J ,.!3,i,J9 (10 1,.17,G50 (!O 1,28,254 00 1,(iO,041 00 I,G5,514 00 1,75,874 00 6. .\rkalgu(l 18;i,~)S 'ill 4H,177 OU 5:!,G33 00 lu,8G·1 00 50,397 00 52,G33 00 7. I(ouU1l1tl' '::'ot in e~ibtel)CO J'\uL in existcllce 1,22,468 00 1,22,585 00 8 .. i:-)r.kluslil'ur 33,63G 00 OO,3U;{ 73 82,9GG 38 G8,721 28 1,22,G83 28 1,17,303 94 9. Belur 4(\,i·!7 00 32,802 00 55,811 00 55,054 00 1,51,823 00 I,M,G72 00 10. AIm .::;, 78~} 51 ;J.lU8 88 13,24G Oll 26,545 00 24,558 28 27,491 G9 Il. DeayanabeIagola Xot ill uXl:::d l'l~(jC' N,GI4 u7 20,21lJ 95 40,452 G2 22,740 01 -~---- ,,'-,IIJ(U'(;(' --Deputy Ci)llllnl::;~iollcr. ITab:3:.u: Di,tril"i. lxiii APPENDIX X-D VILLAGE PAN"CHAYA'fS There: ar" 320 l'anchayats-- -uj" \\ hieh 328 are (irou!' l'andlH,l alb Hlld olle Single PaJlcl13yat in the district. The'Y arc all ccnstih t( d Un(lCI the Mysore Village Panchayats and Local Bonils Act, 105[1. 'lhe tetal membcrshirc of all these Panchayats is 4,:::CO of "hieh 1,{[·O are reserved seats. The arr.011l1t of compulsory taxes leyie<1 hy these PUllchayats come to about Rs. 4,3~,145 and the aSf'ignnwnt of land f(.yc-nue comes to about Rs. 4,86,55fJ and t.he oxrenditnrc of the,e ]'flllchayat" ccmes to about Rs. 7,68,717. APPENDIX XI COMMUNITY DEVELOPl\HJNT PROGRAMME AS O~ 31-3-1961 D,ttc of D"b '" Date uf 1'31. Xame of Block "_Jl(l IllRllgnyn. Pre-Extrn~:iinn COl:ypr iell COl1YU« I: ..t\.rea ropnlaticn No. Name of Taluk tiOll p81'ioc[ into ink COYl']'cd C[)YC1'''(\ Stago I Stage II .) ;{ 4 [-, Ii 7 8 1-4-l():;;; U.D. 1-lC-llji,8 :2;;2 Sq.lll]{JS 8\1,le5 2 ArkaJgnd- Arkalgwl 'rahlk 2-11;-HJ34 do 1-4-19;;6 do 1-4-1%1 2fi5 do 1,',6,487 3 Aroil ;; Alur- AIm 1-4-l[j.iS 1--4--H)(jI! du 161 do 4S,4~5 Stage. 6 Sakle:-;hp;;r-- i'lakle:;hpur 1-·i-19;,)!:J du 1--4-1U'j() do ,1\,7 do i7,fill APPENDIX XI-A EXPENDITUREJ J. Agri('ultuJ"fl aml .\nillla] Huslwntlry II. [rr;gatioll 8",l Itedau,atinn III. Erlllcn('nn r------"------...., r------.. ------"------, ,------"------, Name of Depart Total Depart- Toliil Dl'l"lIt- 'rotal s,. Devcloplll('llt Block 111\'11 Expe1]~li Hl(ltk IneJlt }-;''lwwli- Uj;~(k E:\.Fcndi Xo. Block hV1Ch_; gnu d Total tlll'·' fun(l..:; grant Tctal iure f\inch; grant 'lotal ,lire (' 1 2 3 ·t Ii i .J 1(1 11 12 1 " 14 Holonarsi pill' 1.02,0(;(1 1_02,000 ,74.(j34 3,:33J(',1 ; ,C,,\ (II) 1,4i ,(j71 2 "hkaJgud 40,O();) 40,O()0 3().\)7G 3,ii(!,1,( (I ;jJJ!" 'C( 1 :2,~~;] ,[t:8 8U.O({1 3S,t:31 1,] S,l.:51 3 Arsikere 1,00,000 I,OO,Oeo 4·:I,::J2 G,SU.lJ(.O G,SO,(iC() 3,44,iiI3 1,20,000 1,20,(I(!O 72,440 4 Beh,r 50,000 i511,000 41';,liS 3,40.(I(;{) 3,,;(1,1'(1(1 1,.-:(;1') 1,\',1'('0 IH,b! 3 !It.5,8!}:; 85,fl45 G AIm .")(l,(i()U :;0,000 ] (L:~·1_-i 3,40,,1{)0 :l,Hi.U()(J ,4 ~;,(Jn2 (iO.(:UII UO.(I(lO 25,55fi 6 Sakleshpur .iO.()()(1 !)((.(JOO iI.llI:!. 3A(I,IIIlIi :),-10.(1(·(1 ~:2,(j(J5 (;(1,1:((1 LO.lK!O 8,37~ ·lX1V . APPENDIX-XIA-concld. EXPENDITURE IV. DuCla! Education V. Health and Sallitatiull n. C0111111Ul,;C a tion _____..A..~ ___. ____ --:, .---_~ __ ~ __ ..A-.______..., r---- - ___...A______..., r- Depart- Total Depart- Total Depart- Total SI. Nam(' of Block Block mont Expendi- Block ment Expcnui- Block mont Expcndi- No. Development funds grant Total ture funds grant Tutal tUfe funds grant Total tUfc 2 15 16 17 IS IG 20 21 22 2:1 24 25 26 Holellarsipuf 6.3,000 65,000 51,823 1,71,000 I,n,OOO 1,50,183 79,000 79,000 54,653 2 ArkaJgurl 40,000 4(1,000 38,194 2,10,000 2,10,000 1,37,516 50,000 50,000 43,349 3 Arsikere 1,40,000 1,40,000 52,562 2,ilO,OUO 2,30,000 81,145 I, iO,OOO 1,70,000 1,33,376 4 Belur 50,000 50,000 43,540 1,20,000 L20,(IO() 1,12,697 80,000 80,000 76,915 5 Alur 70,000 70,000 12,799 1,15,000 l,t5,000 1l,72U 85,000 85,000 22,212 6 Sakloshpur il),OOO 70,000 9,.551 1,15,U( 0 1,13,tl,U 14,96-1 85,000 8.3,000 6,257 VII. Rural Art.s and Crafts VIII. HC'using for Project Staffs and Rural Housing ,--______...A______..., r------__..A.~ _------:, Depart- Depart Sl. Name of Block Block mont Total Block ment Total No. Development funds grant Total Exponditll1'o funds grant Total Expenditure 1 2 27 2S 2G 30 31 33 34 1. Holenarasipur 1,50,OO() 1,.,)0,000 1,06,820 I,36,(J( () 1,36,0(0 1,36,868 2 Arkalgud 3.),000 35,000 33,07.3 1,00,OUO 1,00,0(0 82,765 3 Arsikere 1,31),000 1,30,000 28,692 2,00,0((1 2,00,0(0 36,C64 4 Belur 6;,,(100 65,OOU 49,312 1,00,000 40,000 1,40,0((1 1,43,357 5 Alur 65,000 6.1,000 7,127 1,00,000 1,00,000 20,277 6 SakJeshpur 65,000 6.3,000 6,470 1,00,000 1,00,0(10 17,657 _----- Source: Deputy Commissioner, Hassan Di,tl'iet. Lxv APPENDIX XII CONSUMBR'8 PRWE INDEX NUMBERS Vistri~t: Hassan Centre: Hassan Months :Food Fuel & Lighting Clothing House Rent Miscellaneous General lnde:x 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Year 1954* January to August September 333.6 323.8 326.8 100.0 275.3 313.1 October 346.5 309.7 289.5 100.0 269.4 312.4 November 336.2 309.4 280.8 100.0 267.7 305.5 Annual Average 338.8 314.3 299.0 100.0 270.8 310.4 Year 1955 January 319.3 309.3 284.6 100.0 264.4 295.9 February 300.1 309.3 289.4 100.0 263.1 285.5 March 301. 7 309.3 296.1 100.0 265.4 285.6 April 291.9 309.0 282.2 100.0 257.6 279.0 May 297.5 308.9 307.4 100.0 293.2 293.2 June 298.3 313.0 304.5 100.0 294.5 Hl4.6 July 328.0 324.3 303.8 100.0 296.4 306.2 August 320.7 282.5 307.0 100.0 296.4 304.2 f:)eptembcr 320.7 291.4 305.5 100.0 297.4 305.1 October 304.8 282.2 302.6 100.0 296.6 295.0 November 306.6 337.1 296.7 100.0 288.7 298.6 December 301.0 312.1 285.4 100.0 286.2 291.7 Annual average 307.5 307.4 296.7 100.0 283.5 294.2 Year 1956 January 295.1 310.0 303.1 100.0 301.8 293.8 February 302.1 296.1 303.6 100.0 284.7 292.1 March 336.8 348.7 284.2 100.0 275.1 311.5 April 336.7 338.8 290.1 100.0 294.5 316.1 .May 339.0 334.6 290.7 100.0 303.7 319.2 June 345.8 339.4 290.7 100.0 304.2 323.5 July 346.7 339.3 299.8 100.0 298.3 323.3 August 357.1 339,4 304.5 100.0 297.4 329.1 September 381.2 339.2 326.5 100.0 299.5 344.8 October 386.9 339.2 349.9 100.0 304.0 351.1 November 389.0 339.2 352.7 100.0 311.8 354.5 December 380.6 339.2 355.9 100.0 308.1 349.3 Annua.l Average 349.6 333.6 312.6 100.0 281.9 325.7 Year 1957 January 375.8 339.5 358.0 100.0 304.9 346.1 February 380.2 363.6 350.6 100.0 298.1 348.3 March 387.6 367.7 350.4 100.0 295.5 352.0 April 407.0 367.7 351.8 100.0 302.6 364.4 May 410.9 389.5 358.9 100.0 314.5 372.1 June 413.9 39l.9 363.8 100.0 314.8 373.5 July 410.1 381.9 353.8 100.0 314.5 370.6 August 397.9 343.9 353.8 100.0 328.1 363.9 September 401.9 343.8 353.8 100.0 329.4 366.4 October 405.2 344.1 353.8 100.0 329.4 368.2 November 398.4 344.3 366.9 100.0 331.1 368.5 December 395.5 344.3 366.9 100.0 330.5 364.4 Annual average 398.7 360.5 356.1 100.0 3HU 362.2 • Information Prior to 1954 is not available. HASSAN E lxvi APPENDIX XU CONSUMERS PRICE.. INDEX NUMBER'S-(concld.) Centre: Hassan M(lnths Food Fuel & Lighting Clothing House Rent Miscellaneous General Index 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Year 1958 January 386.7 341.5 366.9 100.0 330.5 359.4 February. 368.9 341.5 337.1 100.0 330.5 347.0 March 367.4 341.5 337.1 100.0 330.0 346.2 April 374.4 341.5 337.1 100.0 330.5 350.0 May 374.1 341.5 337.1 100.0 330.5 348.8 June 378.5 341.5 337.1 100.0 330.5 353.2 July 392.1 341.6 337.1 100.0 330.5 359.6 Auguqt 404.2 341.9 337.1 100.0 337.3 367.9 Septembn 410.1 341.9 337.1 100.0 337.9 371.3 Octorer 424.5 341.9 337.1 100.0 337.9 379.1 Nove'nbf'r. 430.8 341.9 337.1 100.0 337.9 382.5 Decemb'lr 432.0 341.9 337.1 100.0 337.9 383.2 Annual overage. 392.0 341.7 339.8 100.0 333.5 362.4 Year 1f159 January 440.08 343.63 337. ]5 100.0 337.!H 387.75 Februarv . 447.61 344.72 337.15 100.0 338.44 392.07 March 446.94 346.62 337.15 100.0 338.44 391.88 April 460.30 345.66 337.15 100.0 338.44 399.06 May 466.49 334.98 337.15 100.0 338.44 401.47 June 477 .42 345. II 337.15 100.0 338.44 408.32 JUly 486.34 345. II 337.15 100.0 338.44 4J3.1S August 496. II 345. II 337.15 100.0 338.44 418.87 September 500.74 372.73 337.15 100.0 338.44 424.90 November. 495.98 372.73 337.15 100.0 338.44 420.91 December 495.59 372.73 337.15 100.0 338.44 420.69 Annual average. 476.41 353.49 337.15 100.0 338.40 408.55 Year 1960 January 490.17 373.15 337.15 100.0 338.44 417.75 February. 488.34 372. ]5 337.15 100.0 338.44 427.08 March 491.40 372.15 337.15 100.0 338.44 418.41 April 491.40 372.15 337.15 100.0 338.44 418.41 May 488.76 372.15 337.15 100.0 338.44 416.98 June 488.76 372. ]5 337.15 100.0 338.44 416.98 July 496.59 372.15 337.15 100.0 338.44 421.24 August 478.81 406.89 380.52 100.0 380.49 428.98 September 478.82 424.69 387.75 100.0 380.43 431.31 October 480.49 415.25 377.02 100.0 375.43 429.14 November. 473.22 415.25 384.33 100.0 367.16 423.80 December 474.96 406.20 389.16 100.0 370.65 425.22 Annual average. 485.19 390.28 356.57 lOO.O 353.60 422. II ------8ource:- Director of Statistics in My~ore, Bangalore. l:1Vii APPENDIX XIII LIVE STOOK POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT Year Cattle Buffaloes Sheep Goats Bovines Poultry Other livestock 2 3 • [) 8 7 8 1925 495,954 79,913 236,518 112,515 {930 517,652 88,797 276,223 102,046 1935 506,483 90,697 234,006 92,746 1940 488,326 81,617 315,392 127,597 343,467 1945 . 486,527 96,253 184,2(15 85,318 276,839 1951 551,701 I Hl,473 222,512 ]46.555 392,974 ]956 562,31 I 120,111 242,786 140,629 221,996 1961 728,420 ll,ll9 80!trce :-Director of Animal Husbandry & Vetf'rinary Services in MysOT(', BangaJor('. APPENDIX XIV CALENDAR OF IMPORTANT EVENTS 1951 Shri Pandit JawaharlaI Nehru's (then the Prime Mini"ter) visit to Belur, Halebid and SravanabelsgoJa. 1()53 Ma.ha Masthakabhisheka of Gomateswar[i-Swami in SraYanaldrgGla. l()53 I'1a.ug'.lration of N.E.S. Block· Holenarasipur. Opening of Bridge, across Hemavati River on Banavashi Yevapnrpe Road, at Kerodi. 1954 Inauguration of N.E.S. Block- ArkaJgurl. ][)56 Ina'lguration of N.E.S. Block- Belur. 1957 Inauguration of N.E.S. Block-.4rsikerc. 1958 Upgrading the Intermediate College, to I Grade College, BBS>Bn. 1[)5!) Inauguration of N.E.S. B1ock-Sakleshpur, opening of bridge acro~s Yagachi River near Shettihalli. 1960 Establishment of Malnad Engineering. College at Ha&san. 1!)6I Nationalisation of bus routes iu Hassan District. Source :-Deputy Comlllis~ioner, Hassan Di~trif't. lxviii APPENDIX XV~A TABULAR STATEMENT OF IMPORTANT FAIRS AND MELAS IN THE DISTRICT Time (English Duration of Average Name of place where MeJrt or :F'air is held month) when Mela or Fair total ('attl( Fairis held (No.ofaays) attenaance Alur Taluk- 1. Palya ,T atra ]\farch 01<0 week 2. Ababyule Jatra Mareh 4 days 3. Kanathur Jatra Mar('h 5 days 4. Harihalli Kenchammana Jatra April 6,000 Arkalgud Ta11dc- 1. Amrutheswara Jatra February ;} days 2. Lakshmi larasimhaswamy Jatra March ;} days 3. K()nanur Jatra February 4 days 4. K{)ralapur Jatra February 3 days 5. Agsteswara Jatra, Ramanathpur February 3 days Arsikcre Taluk- 1. Bandihalli Jatra February- March 4 days 2,000 1.000 2. Yadapura Jah'a March~-April 4 Days 3,000 3. K()dimutt Jatra (Harnahalli) February--~farch 4 days 4. Kanakatte Prasanlla RamcRwara April 6,000 5. lVIalekal Tirupati June-July 5,000 5,000 Belur Talulc- 1. S-ddapur Jatra March 1 day 3,000 2. MaaihaIIi J atra February 1 day 4,000 3. Holgllndi Jatra March 1 day 3,000 4. Deveeramma .latra Shettigere . March 1 day 5. Kudlur Jatra Mal'ch 1 day 6. Kogodu Jatra February 1 day 7. Kandur .Jatra. M.arch 1 day 8. Garje Jatra March 1 day.: 6,000 9. Beltlr Jatra April 6,000 ChannarayapatnrJ Talulc- 1. Channarayapatna Jatra January~February ]0 days 10,000 10,000 2. Bukanabetta Hir:shallahalli Jatra .Januar-y 12,000 15,000 Hassan Taluk- 1. Qorur (Cattle show aml car festival) (Yoga'laraEimhaswamy). J anuary-February 1 "eek 10,000 6,000 2. Shanthigrama Car Festival February 1 day 2,0()0 :l. Ohannakeshava Car Festival Ambuga March 1 day 500 4. lIosarambc Jatra November 30,000 Holenara&ipur Taluk- 1. Holenarasipur Car Fair February--March 1 week l(),000 10,000 2. Mavinkere Jatra January--February 1 day 2,000 Sakleshpur Taluk-- 1. Saklcshpur Cattle :Fair February 1 week Source -Deputy Commissioner, Hassan. lxix APPENDIX XV B FAIRS AND FESTIVALS HASSAN ; There is a very famous temple known MALEKAL THIRUPATHI (ARSIKERE TALUK) : as Hasanamba in the town. The temple, it is stated, This- is a well-known temple in the Hirekal hills near was built by Sanjiva Krishnappa Naik in the 12th Arsikere. This temple is dedicated to Shri Venkata century. This is the principal Goddess of the town. ramanaswamy as at Thirupathi in Andhra Pradesh. The door of this temple is kept open only for a few There is a temple on the top of the Direkal gudda days in a year, during Aswija Bahula, corresponding hills. There are 1,700 steps leading to this temple. to October-November. On other days worship is There is also a spacious temple of the same name at done in the outer hall of the cell, having the Goddess. the foot of the hiPs. Both the temples are frequented During the days when the temple door is open, a by a large number of pilgrims and devotees throughout large concourse of devotees visit th~ temple for the year. The car festival of this deity which is held darshan. The tradition has its say that the Nanda in Ashada (June-July) is attended by thousands of deepa lit when the door is open keeps on burning people. A cattle fair is also held when 5,000 heads throughout the year and that 'Kunkuma' and of cattle gather. 'Chandra' grown in heaps on the Goddess. RAMANATHAPURA (ARKALGUD TALUK) Subramanyeswara latra: The village is situated on the The Local Municipal Council organises a cattle banks of river 'Cauvery'. Of the ancient temple~, show during January each year. This fair is said to in the village, the important three are Agastheswara, be one of the biggest and most famous cattle shows . Shri Rameswara and Shri Subramanyeswara. The. held in the State. A large number of cattle of good car festival of Shri Subramanyeswaraswamy is widely breed assemble at this jatra. The marketing of cattle known in the district and attended by a large number of in this jatra goes upto a few lakhs of rupees. The cattle devotees. A cattle show is also held as an adjunct of show and the exibition arranged as an adjunct thereof this car festival. attract a huge gathering of people both from within HOLENARASIPUR; The annual Rathotsavam and outside the State. More than 10,000 people or car festival of this place is that of Sri Lakshmi assemble for the jatra. kanthaswamy which is held during February-March every year. The car festival and the cattle fair held, GORUR: Yoganarasimhaswamy Car Festival run on for about a week with the attendance of 10,000 and Cattle show ;- people and 10,000 cattle. The Car Festival in this village which is on the CHANNARAYAPATNA : The annual car festi banks of the river Hemavathi is a famous one in the val of Shri Rameswaraswamy in this town takes place District. A large number of devotees congregate at during' Magha ' each year. The jatra and the cattle the time of car festival. This car festival takes place fa:r run on for about 10 days with an attendance of on Magha Suddha Saptami-(Rathasaptami) about 10,000 people and 10,000 cattle. February every year. As an adjunct of this car festival, a cattle fair is also held and over 5,000 of cattle assemble. SRAVANABELAGOLA :. This town is the principal place of pilgrimage for Digambar Jain sect BELUR; Sri Channakeshavaswamy temple at and is also the residence of the Guru of Digambar Belur is known throughout the country for its archi Jains. It is here that the famous Gomateswara, the tectural beauty and sculpture. It has been the centre 57 feet stone statue is located at the summit of the of tourist interest. The annual car festival of this Vindhyagiri hills. the annual jatra of Shri Goma deity usually comes off in April. More than 5,000 teswara is attended by a large number of Jains from people assemble on the occasion. all over the country. The Mahamastakabhisheka of Shri Goma KENCHAMMANA HOSAKOTE (MANJARA- teswaraswamy is very famous. Mahamastakabhi BAD TALUK); The presiding deity in this village is sheka or the head anointing ceremony is performed Kenchamma devaru. The jatra of this deity is held only at certain intervals-once in 12 years or so at a twice a year-on the full moon days during' Vaisakh ' great cost. The last Mahamastakabhisheka took place and ' Karthika '. A large number of devotees attend in March 1953, which was largely attended by Jains this jatra. from all parts of the country. In APPENDIX Xv-c Names of Weekly Shandies in Hassan District St. Name of the Taluk Shandy week St. Name of the To/uk Shandy week No. and place No. and place HASSAN TALUK CHANNARAYAPATNA TALUK 1. Hassan Tuesday 1. Channarayapatna Saturday 2. Ankapura Monday 2. Jodighatta Wednesday 3. Shantigrama Sunday 3. Bagoor Friday 4. Yalagunda Monday 4. Karehalli Sunday 5. Mallenahalli (Mosale) Friday 5. Nuggehalli Friday 6. Gorur Saturday 6. Kalikere Thursday 7. Settihalli Thursday 7. Hirisave Sunday 8. Salagame Sunday 8. Didaga Tuesday 9. Dudda Saturday 9. Sravanabelagola Tuesday 10. Bettadahalli Wednesday ARSIKERE TALUK 11. Juttanahalli Thursday 12. Santheshivara Tuesday I. Arsikere Friday 2. Banavara Monday 3. Gandasi Thursday ARKALGUD TALUK 4. Javagal Sunday 5. Hamahalli Monday 1. Arkalgud Friday 6. Metikurke Monday 2. Konanur Thursday 7. Kanakatte Tuesday 3. Basavapatna Friday 4. Keralpura Tuesday HOLENARASIPUR TALUK 5. Ankanahalli Sunday-- 6. Mallipatna Thursday I. Holenarasipur Monday 7. Hethagowdanahalli Tuesday 2. Doddahalli Thursaday 8. Marur Wednesday 3. HaIIimysore Tuesday 4. Doddakunche Thursday 5. Doddakadanur Friday SAKLESPUR TALUK 6. Seethakalgudda Saturday BELUR TALUK 1. Saklespur Thursday 2. Sukravarasanthe Friday 1. Belur Monday 3. Ballupet Thursday 2. Biccodu Tuesday 4. Belagodu Saturday 3. Halebid Wednesday 5. Hethur Tuesday 4. Arehalli Monday S. Hulgundi Friday 6. Gendehalli Saturday ALUR TALUK 7. Hanike Sunday 8. Cheekanahalli Sunday 1. Alur . Wednesday 2. Magge . Monday Source: Deputy Commissioner, Hassan District. lxXI APPENDIX XVI GAZETTEER OF PLACE NAMES AGGUNDA (ARSIKERE TALuK): A village in the extension called 'Lakshmipuram '. The temples Arsikere Taluk. Has temples of Hoysala architecture. here deserve notice. But they are all in ruins now. BAGOOR (CHANNARAYAPATNA TALUK): Head ALUR (ALUR TALuK): This was formerly a quarters of Bagoor Hobli in Channarayapatna Taluk. Sub-taluk and now is the headquarters of a full-fledged Taluk. The weekly shandy of this place is the chief BANAVARA (ARSIKER TALUK) : Headquarters rice market of the District. of Banavara Hobli. This place has a Municipality and a railway station on the Bangalore-Poona Section. ARAKERE (ARSIKERE T ALUK): This village It is stated that the village derived its name from Bana is known for two old temples, viz., Channakcswara (Arrow) Hora (carry) Rama having carried here the and Rameswara. The former is called "Trikutachal ., arrows' which his brother, Lakshmana had dropped or a three-celled temple, Channakeswara being the out of fatigue. There are some old temples of Hoysala chief deity. The Rameswara temple has an excellently style in the place. carved image of Vishnu leaning against the wall opposite the' entrance and the ' Linga ' in a cell facing the East. The tower of this temple resembles the Pallava archi BELAGOD U (SAKLESHPUR T ALUK): Head tecture. quarters of Belagodu in Sakleshpur Taluk. AREHALLl (BELUR TALUK): Hobli head BELUR (BELUR TALUK): Taluk Headquarter quarters of Arehalli Hobli in Belur Taluk, situated in Town of Belur Taluk. The town is situated on the the heart of coffee and cardamom plantations. right bank of the river, Yagachi, on the Hassan- Chikmagalur Road. It is styled as Dakshina Varanasi ARKALGUD (ARKALGUD TALUK): Taluk or Southern Banaris. It has the famous temples of headquarters of Arkalgud Taluk. Has a Munici Channakesava built Hoysala King Vishnuvardhana pality. This town is said to have been called Arkalgud on the' occasion of exchanging the Jain faith to that of Muncipality. This town is said to have called Arkapuri Vishnu in the beginning of the 12th Century. The (City of the Sun) owing to Gautama Rishi having carving with which the temple is decorated and the performed penance there. He also is stated to have perfection of finish is attributed to the master hand of set up the image of Arkeswara, the construction of the famous Jakanachari. The annual fair is attended whose temple is attributed to a Chola King. The by a large gathering. The place is daily visited by a town originally was founded by Krishnappa Nayak, good number of tourists. The image of Channakesava one of Aigur Chiefs, who changed the name of the town is said to have been brought from the Bababudan to Arkalgud. In 1694, it was besieged by Chikkadeva Hills. The town is a tourist centre of considerable raja of Mysore and finally annexed to Mysore. fame. ARSIKERE (ARSIKERE TALUK) : This is BELVADI (ARKALGUD TALUK): A village in the Taluk headquarters of its name. The town is Magge Hobli in Arkalgud Taluk. It was a Jahgir situated at the junction of Mysore-Arsikere and endowed by Krishnaraja Wadeyar to the Sringeri Bangalore-Poona Railway line. This is the Chief Mutt. It was one of the important Jain Settlements marketing centre in coconut and copra. The town during the time of early Hoysala Kings. It had many derives its name from a large tank, 'Arasiyakere' Of temples and Basthis which are all in ruins now. Even Princes's tank, which was constructed under the now, there are a few temples in ancient Hoysala style. Hoysalas. It has gained a good deal of commercial importance and is a growing town. The town has BENDEKERE (ALUR TALUK): A village in some important temples of Hoysala architecture. Has Alur Taluk. The two temples, Gopala Krishna and a Municipality for the Town and a Sanitary Board for Rameswara in this village are noteworthy. Ixxii APPNDIX XVJ- contd. BICCODU (BELU.R TALUK): Headquarters of SHANTIGRAMA (HASSAN TALUK): A big the same name in Belur Taluk. village on Hassan-Bangalore Road. It would appear the place was first founded by Santala Devi, Queen of CHAN NA RA YAPATNA (CHANNARAYAPATNA: the Hoysala King, Vishnu Vardhana and was at first TALUK): Headquarters of Channarayapatna Taluk. named Santigrama. There are four temples in Hoysala Situated on Hassan -Bangalore Road, this town, accord style which are worth visiting. This is also the Hobli ing to the legend, was originally called Kolathur and headquarters of Shantigrama Hobli in Hassan Taluk. consisted of only an Agraharam. Lakshmappa Nayak, the Chief of Holenarasipur took the place from Putta HALEBID (BELUR TALuK): Headquarters of girija, the Hebbar, and bestowed it as a Jahagir on Halebid Hobli. The village Halebid, marks the site his son, Channa Raya, whom he had obtained by of an ancient city of Dorasamudra, Dwarasamudra favour of God, Channaraya (Vishnu). To this deity, or Dvaravatipura, the wealthy capital of the Hoysala a temple was dedicated and the town came to be called Kings, founded early in the 11th Century. The city Channarayapatna. The town has some old forts was taken by the Mohammadan General, Kafur, in which suffered attacks from various Chiefs. The 1310 A.D. who plundered of its immense wealth. The town has a Municipality. place has been the victim of successive attacks by Mohammadan Kings. The place has ruins of many CHATACHATNAHALLl (BELUR TALuK) : The Hindu temples and Jain Basthis. The ruins of Hindu· village is close to Halebid and is famous for some old temples and Jain Basthis attract many visitors for the temples of architectural skill. splendid workmanship and architecture. This has become a place of tourist interest. DANDIGANAHALLI (CHANNARAYAPATNA TALUK): Hobli headquarters in Channarayapatna HALLl MYSORE (HOLENARASIPUR TALUK): Taluk. Headquarters of Halli Mysore Hobli in Holenarasipur Taluk, the village appears to have been a place of some DODDA GADDAV ALU : Lakshmidevi temple importance in the past. According to tradition, it of Hoysala architecture is of interest. It is a quarduple, was the capital of an old Kingdom and several of the i.e., has four cells and appears to be the only Hoysala villages around the place are said to have once-formed building of this kind in the State. its suburbs. It is said that the Mysore Kings had their residence here before Mysore became their capital. DUDDA: Hobli headquarters of the Hobli of the same name in Hassan Taluk. HANBAL (SAKLESHPUR TALUK): Headquarters of Hanbal Hobli in Sakleshpur Taluk. GARUDANGIRI: Is an old Hill-fort, 3,680 feet above the level of the sea, on the boundary of the district. It was originally called Nonabanakal, HARANAHALLI (ARASIKERE TALUK): This but received the present name on being fortified by was formerly a Taluk headquarters of Harnahalli the Raja of Mysore in order to be a protection to the Taluk. There are some fine temples partly in ruins frontier of that side. and other monuments which indicate the existence of a large city in olden times. The temples here indicate GORUR (HASSAN TALUK): The Hobli head the Hoysala architecture. quarters of Kattaya Hobli in Hassan Taluk. The Yoga Narasimhaswamy temple situated on the left HASSAN (HASSAN TALUK): The District bank of the Hemavathi, presents a very artistic appear Headquarter town. The original town was the ance on account of its situation on the bank of a broad adjacent village of Chennapatna. This was founded river with shady groves of trees in front and steps by Bukkana or Bukka Nayak, said to be an Officer leading down to the bed of the river. The Vasudeva despatched by the Chola King to put down the depre temple in the heart of the village is also of considerable dations committed by neighbouring petty Chieftains. interest. The 'Stalapurana' reveals that the name, Hassan, is iuiii APPNDIX XVI-contd. believed to hav~ originated from Hasanamba Dev3ru, KUNDUR (ALUR 'lALUK) : .t:Iobli headquarters a deity existing in the middle of the town. The cattle in Alur Taluk. fair held in this town is of considerable importance. Another version is that the plu.ce derives its name MADIHALLI (BELUR TALUK): Hobli head from a contraction of Simhasanapura and it is from quarters of Madihalli Hobli in Belur Taluk. here that Janamejayaraya is said to h8.\'e come. The MAGGE (ARKALGUD TALUK): Headquarters town is situated on the Arsikere-Mysore Railway of MaE;ge Hobli in Arkalgud Taluk. line. It has a Polytechnic and an Implements Factory which manufactures mainly agricultural implements. MAHARAJANADURGA (ALUR TALUK) : The place has considerably developed owing to the i~ hill in Alur Taluk about 3,300 feet above sea level. establishment of an E!1,i':ineering College and a few From the top of the hill, a good view of the Country Coffee Curing Works. around can be had. MALEKAL TIRUPATI (ARASlKERE TALUK): HETHUR (SAKLESHPUR TALVK): HobJi head A well-known temple in the Hirekal hills near Arasikere. quarters in Sakleshpur Taluk. It is dedicated to Venkataramanaswami as at Tirupati in Chitto or district after which it is named. It is HIRISAVE (CHANNA.a.' KONANUR (ARKALGUD TALUK) : A big village RAMANATHAPURA (ARKALGUD TALUK): Hobli headquarters of the HobIi of the same name on the left bank of Cauvery river. Headquarters of in Konanur Hobli. Has a Municipality and a College. Arkalgud Taluk. It was the place to which Nanjaraja was required to SAKLESHPUR : Headquarters town of Manjara retire in 1759 and from which he was induced by Haidar bad Taluk and Sub-division Headquarters of Sakleshpur under false pretences to return to power. Sub-divison. Has a Municipality. The place owes its importance to the spread of Coffee cultivation. KORAMANGALA aloo called KORA- The town derives its name from a temple on the bank VAN GALA (HASSAN TALUK): This village contains of the river dedicated to Sakleswara (Sakala Eswara). three temples in Hoysala styJe of architecture of the This Sakaleswara temple is a comparatively modern 12th Century. Two of them are in ruins. Dravidain building. lniv APPEDIX XVI-conold. SALAGAME (HASSAN TALUK) Hobli head- and surroundes by numerous sacred buildings. On -luarters in Hassan Taluk. Chandra Betta, there are also many temples and bet ween the hills, a splendid tank. This place is known SRAVANABELAGOLA (CHANNARAYAPATNA for trade in brass utensils. This is a place of tourist TALUK): An important village between 1wo rocky interest and has gained its importance on account of hills in the Channarayapatna Taluk. Headquarters the statue of Gomateswara. Mahamastakabhisheka of a hobli of the same name. Has a Municipality. takes place once in 12 years and there will be a huge It is the principal place of pilgrimage for Digambar congregation of Jains, on that occasion. There are a . Jains and also the residence of the Guru. At the good number of Jain Basthis. summit of the Vindhya or Indra Betta, 3,347 feet above the sea level and 470 feet above the level of the village, YESLUR (SAKLESHPUR TALUK) Hobli head- is the collosal statue of Gomateswara, 57 feet high quarters in Sakleshpur Taluk. APPENDIX XVII LIst 01 Ancient Monuments In Hassan District. SI. Name of the Taluk Name of the Monument SI. Name ofthe Taluk Name of the Monument No. and Place with olass No. and Place with elasl I. Hassan Taluk V. Arslkere Taluk 1. Heragu Keerthinarayanaswamy Temple (II) 1. Arsikere Sri Eswara TEmple (I) 2. Koravangala Butheswara, Govindeswara and 2. Arsikere Sri Grose's Tcmb (III) Nakeshwara temples (I). ll. Haranahalli Sri KeEhava TEmple (II) 3. Ambuga Parasanna Channakeshava 4. Haranahalli Sri SomeEwara T( mI·le (II) 'I'emFle (II). 5. Javsgal Sri NaraEimha T(ml'le (II) 4. DoddagaddavaIli Laklbmidevi temple (II) 6. Hulkkere Sri CbanntkHhhVa t(mpJe (II) 5. Kondajji Vishnu Statue (II) 7. Mavuttanahalli Sri Mahalir g€llHl a t,mIle (III) 6. Hosale Nageswara and Channakeshava 8. Honnavara Sri KeEha"a tlmple (III) temples (I). VI. Channarayapatna Taluk II. Belur Taluk 1. Sravanabohgola . Sri Gomateswara (I) 2. Sravanabelrgola . Akkana BSlti (I) 1. Belur Keshava temple & Inscriptions (I) 3. Sravanabelr gola _ Impections (I) 2. Halebid Hoisaleswara temple (I) 4. Sravanabeltgola . ChBmundaraJana BaEti (II) 3. Halebid Kedareswara temple (I) 5. Sravanab{li gola Parfhwar_atha BaEti (II) 4. Halebid Veerabhadra temple (II) 6. Jinnathapura Shantinatha Balti (II) 5. Halebid Parshwanatha Basti (I) 7. Nuggehall i LahhminaraEimha hmple (I) 6. Halebid Adinatha Basti (II) 8. Nuggehalli Sri Sadathiva t(mple (II) 7. Halebid Shanthinatha Basti (II) 9. Anathi Lakshminarayana t{mple (III) 8. Halebid Inscriptions (III) 10. Hebbalalu Sangameswara tEmple (III) 9. C.aatachatnahalli Chatteshwara temple (III) 11. Sravanabelagola. • Chandragupta BasH (II) III. Holenarasipur Talnk ABSTRACT 1. Holenarasipura • Sri Narasimhaswamy temple (II) 1. Hassan Taluk 6 2. Belur Tahk I) IV. Sakaleshpur Talnk 3. HolenaraEipur Taluk 1 4. SakaleEhpur Talukr 1 1. Manjarabad Fort Sakaleshpura (II) 5. Arsikcre TaIuk 8 6. Channarayapatna Taluk . Jl Sri Sowmyakeshavaswamy and Sri Yoganaras'maswamy temples 7. Arkalgud Taluk at Shantigrama, Hassan Taluk, arc also com,;dcrcd as Ancien~ 8. Alur Taluk Monuments, "ide General Secretary's No. 1833134-35, dated 4th January 1935. Total 36 80uru : Deputy Commissioner, Haasan Diatrici. PART II CENSUS "fABLES AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY EXPLANATOHY NOTE TO CENSUS TABLES The information collected at the time of house-listing 5. For census purposes: and enumeration for the 1961 census, has been (i) A 'Census House' is defined to be a structure extensively analysed and the data has been reduced to or a part of a structure inhabited or vacant, or used for nine series of tables as follows: non-residential purposes such as place of L'~lsiness workshop, school, etc., having a separate entrance. (i) A Series General Population tables (ii) B(i) Series General Economic tables (ii) A 'Census Household' is defined to be a (iii) B(ii) Series Household Economic tables group of persons who commonly live together in the (iv) C Series Social and Cultural tables same census house and who would take their meals from a common kitchen unless exigencies of work (v) D Series Migration tables prevented any of them from doing so. (vi) E Series Housing and Establishment tables. (iii) 'Houseless Persons', as the name itself (vii) S.C.T. Series Special tables for the Scheduled indicates are those persons who at the time of enumera Castes and Scheduled tribeE. tion were not found residing in houses. Persons (viii) S.C. Series Special tables for the like pavement dwellers, beggers without any house to Scheduled Castes only. live in were grouped under the category of Houseless Persons. (ix) S.T. Series Special tables for the Scheduled tribes only. (iv) 'Institutional Population': Hospitals, Boarding Homes, Hostels, Jails and such other agencies which 2. The total number of tables found in all the above provide boarding, lodging and similar facilities have Series excluding D series is 55 and they are presented in been termed" Institutions". All people who were the various volumes of the Mysore Census Tables. This enumerated in these institutions are brought under information being voluminous, it has not been possi Institutional Population. ble to incorporate it In toto in the District Census Handbook. However, some of this data which has (v) 'Literacy and Education' : All persons who been presented up to the District level in the state were able to read and understand, any simple letter in any language either in print or in manuscript and to volumes has been reproduced here by further breaking write simple letter are considered ' Literate' for census it down to the taluk level. This has been possible in the case of rural areas only as the urban figures purposes. If any addition to being able to read and write, any person has passed an examination or examina have been compiled for the District as a whole. tions as proof of an educational level attained, the The D series tables have not been presented in the District census hand book. highest examination passed was recorded in the enume ration slip. 3. The material presented here excepting in E (vi) " Non-workers" are persons who do not work series of tables relates to the 1st of March 1961, which in the sense explained in para 5 (xii) infra and include was the reference date for the 1961 Census. The (a) a full time student or child attending school who information in E series tables refers to the August does no other work, such as making articles at September 1960 period. home for sale, nor even helps part-time in his own family cultivation, industry, trade or 4. Before giving brief notes on the tables in this business; part, so as to facilitate their study, it is necessary to (b) a person solely engaged in unpaid home duties know the concepts and definitions of some of the like housewives, etc. ; general terms used. Concepts and definitions of other (c) a dependant including an infant or child not particular terms will appear at the beginning of each attending school, a person permanently disabled series where those terms first appear. from work because of illness or old age; 4 (d) a retired person who is not employed again, (B) For other areas, the eligibility yardsticks applied renter, person living on agricultural or non are: agricultural royalty, rent or dividend or any (a) a population of not less than 5,000, other person of independent means for securing which he does not have-to work or who does no (b) a density of not less than 1,000 persons per other work; square mile and (c) at least three fourths of the adult male population (e) a beggar, vagrant or independent woman without should be employed in pursuits other than indication of source of income and others of agriculture. unspecified source of existence; The Superintendents of Census Operations were (f> a convict in jail (an undertrial prisoner has been empowered to treat as towns any other places, which shown as a worker if he used to work before while not fulfillirlg any of the above conditions, he was apprehended) or an inmate of a penal, possessed pronounced urban characterstics and mental or charitable institution ; amenities. (xi) A "Town Group" covers an area which (g) a person who was not employed before but was actually forms one demographic unit though it may be seeking employment for the first time; administered by more than one civic body and has been treated as a single unit for presenting the census (h) a person who was employed before but was out statistics on account of demographic, economic, of employment at the time of enumeration and industrial or geographical unity. was then seeking employment. (xii) "Worker": A person who is gainfully (vii) "Occupied Residential House" is a dwelling employed in any economic or social activity is taken house and also includes a house used partly as a as a worker. But he has to satisfy a minimum criterion dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, if he is to be called a "Worker" for census purposes. workshop, factory etc., but does not include a vacant In the case of regular employment in any trade, residential house where no person was found to be profession, service, business or commerce, the basis of residing ,at the time of the Census. work will be satisfied if the person was employed during any of the fifteen days preceding the person's (viii) "Scheduled Castes" are such castes, races enumeration. However, a person who is working, or tribes or parts of groups within such castes, races or but was absent from the work during the fifteen days tribes as are declared to be Scheduled castes, by the preceding the day on which enumerated or even President's orders issued under article 341 of the exceeding the period of fifteen days due to illness or Constitution of India. other causes was treated as "worker". The basis of work in the seasonal occupations such as CUltivation, livestock, dairying, Household industry, etc., is that the (ix) "Scheduled tribes" are such tribes or tribal person should have had some regular work of more communities or parts of groups within such tribes or than an hour a day, throughout the greater part of the tribal communities as are declared to be scheduled working season. "Work" includes in either case, not tribes by the President's orders issued under article 342 only actual work but effective supervision and direction of the Constitution of India. of work. Persons under training as apprentices with or without stipend or wages have been regarded as (x) "Town or an ' Urban Area'''. For the first working. A public or social worker who is actively time in the 1961 Census, uniform and somewhat rigid engaged in public service activity or a political worker tests were sought to be applied throughout the country who is also actively engaged in furthering the political for an area to be recognised as an urban unit. The activity of his party has been regarded as working. criteria prescribed are : (xiii) A "Village" has been defined as the area (A) All Municipalities, Cantonments, notified areas included within the jurisdiction of a revenue village and and other places enjoying recognised local as such is inclusive of even scattered hamlets and administration like Civil lines have been treated isolated home-steads coming within the boundaries of a automatically as towns. revenue village. 5 A Series. Table A-IV 13. Like the villages in table A-III towns have been GENERAL POPULATION TABLES classified here into six categories according to the 6. In this series, there are four tables with three population as follows: appendices. They comprise the basic population (i) Class I Population of 100,000 and over tables being useful in the study of the variation of (ii) Class II Population of 50,000-99,999 population, sex ratios, distribution by size of villages (iii) Class III Population of 20,000-49,999 or towns and trends of urbanisation in the District. (iv) Class IV Population of 10,000-19,999 Table A-I (v) Class V Population of 5,000-9,999 7. This table presents area, density of population, (vi) Class VI Population less than 5,000 number of inhabited and uninhabited villages, number of towns, number of occupied residential houses, 14. Town groups have been treated as a single town sex-wise population totals, etc., for the rural and urban in obtaining the class totals. The class totals give the areas separately. total popUlation of the towns/town-groups in that class in that census, The population of such of the places as Appendix I are treated as towns in one or more of the earlier censuses but are treated as rural for the 1961 census 8. This indicates the territorial changes which have has also been taken into account when obtaining the taken place during the decade 1951-1961. class totals, even though such places are not brought in the body of the table. This table dealing exclusively Appendix II with urban areas gives a true picture of the urbanisation 9. This shows the number of villages which have in the District. not been treated as towns inspite of a population of 5,000 or over and the number of towns which have been classed as towns inspite of a population of less than 5,000. Columns (4) and (7) show the percentage of PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT population of such areas to the respective rural or urban population of the state. 15. This table, as the name itself denotes, provides an abstract of primary information relating to the Appendix III census, covering a wide range of data such as the area, 10. This gives the houseless and institutional number of houses and households, sex-wise totals of population in the rural and urban areas separately. population, popUlation of Scheduled castes and The houseless persons were enumerated on the night Scheduled tribes, number of literates, number of of 28th February 1961. workers and non-workers, workers being further classified under nine categories of economic activity. Table A-II The information given here is for the District and Taluks each for total, rural and urban areas separately. 11. This table presents the variation in the popula Details for each village and town are presented tion of the District and the Taluk from 1901 for each elsewhere. decade. The figures for the earlier censuses have been adjusted to the boundaries of the District and the 16. The workers are classified in the following nine Taluks as obtained in 1961. categories of economic activity Table A-III 1. As Cultivator II. As Agricultural Labourer 12. This table pertaining to rural areas only gives III. In mining, quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, for the district and each Taluk the distribution of Fishing, Hunting, Plantations, Orchards and villages classified by the following six population size allied activities. groups, viz., (i) less than 200, (ii) 200-499, (iii) 500-999, IV. At Household industry (iv) 1,000-1,999, (v) 2,000-4,999, (vi) 5,000-9,999. V. In manufacturing other than Household All places with a population of 10,000 or more have Industry. come under towns. VI. In construction 6 VII. In Trade and Commerce dams, Canals and construction of electrical, water VIII. In Transport, storage and Communications supply and sanitary installations, etc., are brought IX. In other services. under this category. Category I Category VII 17. "A Cultivator" is a person who is engaged 24. Workers in Trade and Commerce: Persons either as employer, single worker or family worker in engaged in wholesale or retail trade in goods, or dealing (a) cultivation of land Of supervision or direction of with Insurance, Stocks, Shares or employed in Banking cultivation of land owned or held from Government or and Financial Institutions have been classified as (b) cultivation of land or supervision or direction of workers in trade and commerce. cultivation of land held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Category VIII Category II 25. Workers in Transport, storage and communi 18. "An Agricultural Labourers" is a person who cation activities: Persons employed in Railway, Road works in another person's land only as a labourer Transport, Post and Telegraph and other agencies without exercising any supervision or direction in have been brought under this category. cultivation. Category IX Category III 26. Workers in "Other services". This is the 19. Workers engaged in mining, quarrying, livestock, last category of workers which comprises forestry, fishing, hunting, plantations, orchards and employees of Central and State Governments, local allied activities. bodies, Quasi-governmental bodies and those engaged in educational and scientific services, medical and Category IV health services, Religious and welfare services, legal 20. A "Household Industry" is defined as an services, business services, community services and industry conducted by the Head of the household trade and labour associations, Recreation services, himself and/or mainly members of the household at personal services, and other miscellaneous activities home or within the village in rural areas and only at not covered by any of the categories listed above. home in urban areas. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory B SERIES 21. Household Industries relate to production' processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling of (i) GENERAL EOONOMIC TABLES goods. They do not cover such professions as Pleader, Doctor, Barber, Washerman or Astrologer, etc. All 27. These tables give the distribution of population persons engaged in household industries have been by economic activity correllated with sex, age and brought under this category. educational levels. Based on Economic activity the entire population is first classified into two broad Category V groups, viz., workers and non-workers and the workers 22. Workers in " manufacturing other than are then .classified in nine broad categories of economic household Industry" are persons who are working as activity. An elaborate classification by industry under Employers, Employees, single workers or family the standard industrial classification scheme is workers in activities connected with the production, presented in tables B-IV A, Band C and by occupation processing, servicing or repairing of goods in factories, under the National Occupational Classification in workshops or other similar establishments, which do table B-V. Classification of workers by secondary not qualify to be included under Household industries work is also presented in tables B-VII A and B-VII B. as defined in the previous paragraph have been brought . under this category. 28. The 1951 Census reports were prepared on the concept of dependency by first classifying the population Category VI into eight livelihood classes and then by further 23. Workers in Construction: Persons who are dividing each class with reference to economic status engaged in Construction, maintenance, upkeep, repairs into (i) self supporting persons, (ii) earning dependents and similar occupations of buildings, roads, bridges, and (iii) non-earning dependents. 7 But now this concept has been abandoned and The term "industry" should not be confused with instead the population is classified into workers and the word "occupation". The latter describes the non-workers, the emphasis being on work and not on exact function that an individual performs within the income or economic dependence. These two terms, industry such as fitter in automobile workshop, clerk viz., workers and non-workers, have been defined in in the Railway Department, etc. paras 5 (xii) and 5 (vi) respectively. 34. An" Employer" is a person who has to employ 29. Classification of workers doing two or more other persons in order to perform 'his work 'that is, different types of work has been done on the basis of he is not only responsible for his own personal work this principal work that is, the work which consumes but also for giving work to others in his industry. larger portion of their time and not necessarily the But a person who employs domestic servant solely for work which earns larger portion of their income. household duties is not an employer. So alw a person who has subordinates under him in his office Table B-1 and B-Il where he is employed by others, is not an employer, even if he has the power to employ others in his office 30. This combined table gives the composition of on behalf of his own employers. workers in the nine industrial categories and non workers by four broad age groups and also according 35. An" Employee" is a person who usually works to sex. The material is presented for the District, under some other person for salary or wages in cash or Taluks and towns. kind. Table B-lII 36. A" single worker" is a person who works by himself but not as Head of Household in a Household 3 I. This table is presented in two parts, B-Ill A Industry. He is not employed by anyone else and and B-I1I B, the former presenting the data for the in his turn does not employ anybody else not even urban areas of the District as a whole and the latter for members of his household except casually. This the rural areas of each Taluk. These tables give the difinition of a single worker also includes a person distribution of workers in 9 industrial categories and who works in joint partnership with one or several non_-workers by educational levels, the educational persons hiring no employees and also a member of a levels being presented in an abridged form when dealing producers' co-operative. Each one of the partners or with rural areas. members of such co-operatives has been deemed to be a single worker. Industrial classification 37. A" family worker" is a member who works without receiving wages in cash or kind in an industry, 32. Before we proceed further, it is quite necessary business or trade conducted mainly by the members to know the implications of certain terms and codes of the family and ordinarily does at least one hour of used in describing each group of industry in the tables. work every day during the working season. Table B-IV 33. In these tables, the economic activity of workers other than cultivators, and Agricultural labourers has 38. Table B IV is presented in three parts. Part A been coded according to the pattern available in the . relates to workers engaged in Household Industries, Standard Industrial Classification issued by the Part B relates to workers engaged in non-household Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of industry, trade, business, profession or service and India. According to this classification all economic part C is the combination of the earlier two parts giving activities have been grouped under 9 divisions which the total number of workers engaged in household are divided into 45 major groups and further subdivided as well as non-household industry, trade, business, into 343 minor groups. The actual description of the profession or service. While Part A and B deal with divisions, the major groups and the minor groups the employment status of workers by major groups of of the industrial classification is given in annexure A. standard Industrial classification (Annexure A) Part C The minor groups refer to the industry of the workers deals with the total number of workers by minor groups which signifies that sector of the economic activity in of standard industrial classification (Annexure A). which the worker is engaged, such as textile industry, It is worth noting that in all these three parts, cultivators automobile industry, etc. and Agricultural labourers are not included. 8 39. Tables B-V and B-Vr show the distribution of Table B-!X workers by occupation (vide para 33 above) according 44. This table deals with the distribution of non to the National Occupational Classification scheme workers by broad age groups and the eight types of which is reproduced as Annexure B to this note. activity mentioned in sub-para (vi) of para 5 above. At the District level, figures are given for the whole Table B-V District under total separately for Rural and also urban 40. In this table the occupational classification of areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural workers in each of the categories III to IX has been areas only. presented. For the District as a whole and for the urban areas of the District, the information is given for all the occupational families and for rural areas which (ii) HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC TABLES are presented at the District and Taluk levels, the figures are given for each occupational Division only. 45. The tables presented in this series, have been prepared from a twenty per cent sample of Households. Unlike the Economic tables BI to B IX the information Table B-V! contained in this series has been compiled with the 41. This table, restricted to urban areas only, gives household and not the individual as the unit. the distribution of workers by occupational Divisions and Broad age groups. Table B-X 46. This table presents distribution of sample house Table B-V!! holds under the followin'g heads : 42. This table is presented in two parts. Part A deals (i) Households engaged neither in cultivation with persons working principally (i) as cultivators, nor in household industry. (ii) as agricultural labourers or (iii) at Household (ii) Households engaged in cultivation only. industry classified by sex and with secondary work, (i) at Household industry, (ii) as cultivators and (iii) as (iii) Households engaged in Household industry, agricultural labourers. Part B gives the classification of only and persons working principally in non-household industry, (iv) Households engaged both in cultivation and trade, business, profession or service and secondarily Household industry. in household industry. In the case of a worker engaged in two or more kinds of work, the one which consumes In this table also at the District level, figures are larger portion of his time (not necessarily earning a given for the whole District under total, separately for larger portion of his income) is treated as his principal Rural and also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the work, and another consuming second larger portion figures are given for rural areas only. of his time is shown as his secondary work. As in many of the earlier tables, the figures for the rural areas are Table B-X! presented for each Taluk and each Industrial Division while those given at the District level are presented 47. This presents the distribution of sample separately for rural and urban areas, and also for the Households, engaged in cultivation classified by size of District as a whole, for each Industrial Division and land and interest in land cultivated. The interests in major group. land have been exhibited under the following three broad categories : Table B- VIII (i) Entirely owned or held from Government. 43. This table is presented in two parts. Part A (ii) Entirely held from private persons or institu deals with urban areas and Part B with rural areas. tions for payment in money, kind or share. Part A which gives figures for all the urban areas of the (iii) Partly held from Government and partly from District gives the classification of the unemployed aged private persons for payment in money, kind 15 and over by broad age groups and educational levels. or share. Part B which presents information at the District and Taluk levels gives the classification of the unemployed For urban areas the material is presented up to the aged 15 or over, by educational levels (in an abridged District level and for rural areas up to the District and form). Taluk levels. 9 Table B-XII of land under cultivation has also been tabulated against the size of sample households, 48. This is prepared in respect of sample households engaged in cultivation only. The size of land held by the households is cross-tabulated against the number of C Series hired and family workers. The material is presented for the District for total, rural, and urban areas separately SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES and only for the rural areas of each Taluk. 54. These tables deal with social or cultural aspects Table B- XIII like sizes and composition of households, age, marital status, literacy and education, language, religion, 49. This table has been pJ'epared in respect of sample Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes. Table C-I households engaged both in cultivation and Household has been prepared from a 20 per cent sample of house industry, The details of the Household Industry have holds and as such relates to households. The other been presented by the Divisions and major groups of tables in this series are prepared on a cent per cent the Standard Industrial Classification (Annexure A). check and they relate to individuals and not households. The material is presented in this table for rural and urban areas of the District separately. Table C-I Table B-XIV 55. This table gives the family composition of households and has been presented at the District level 50. This table presented in two parts, deals with the only. sample households engaged in Household Industries only. In Part A, tabulation of households classified by Table C-II major groups (Annexure A) of principal household Industries and the number of persons engaged is made 56. This table presents distribution of population by and Part B gives the number of Households engaged in age, sex and marital status. Classification of age between Household Industry classified by minor groups 10 and 70 years is by five year age groups. The entire (Annexure C) of principal Household Industry, The population in 0-9 years age group has been treated as information is given for the district as a whole. never married. At the District level, figures are given for the District under total, separately for Rural and Table B-XV also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural areas only. 51. This table shows the distribution of sample households engaged both in cultivation and Household Table C-III Industry calssified by size of land, number of family workers and hired workers engaged in these activities, 57. This table presented in three parts, gives As usual, the District figures presented here are for a picture of literacy in the total population as well as total, rural and urban areas separeatly, while the in the different age groups. Part A which is presented Taluk figures relate to rural areas only. for the total population of the District and Part C which is presented for the rural population of the District and Table B-XVI Taluks have only 4 educational levels. Part B which relates to urban population of the District, however, 52. This table deals with sample Households engaged has 14 educational levels. in Household Industry. The principal industry conducted by the Household by division and major Table C-V group (Annexure A) has been tabulated against the period of working and the total number of workers 58. This table is on mother tongue. At the District engaged in the household industry. This is up to the level figures are given for the whole District under Total District level only. separately for Rural and also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural areas only. Table B-XVIJ Table C-VII 53. In this table the sample households have been classified by size and participation of the members of 59. This table presents distributions of population by the household in household cultivation or industry. In Religion. At the District level figures are given for the the case of households engaged in cultivation, the size whole District under total separately for Rural and also 10 Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given Table SOT-III for rural areas only. 64. This table is presented in two parts, each part having in turn two sub parts. Parts A(i) and B(i) give Table C- VIII the figures on the educational levels of persons belong 60. This table is presented in 2 parts. Part A gives ing to each of the Schedule castes in the urban and rural the total population of Scheduled Castes classified by areas respectively. Similar information for the literacy and by economic activity. Part B gives similar Scheduled tribes is presented in tables A (ii) and B (ii). information in respect of Scheduled Tribes. At the The classification by educational levels is somewhat District level figures are given for the District under reduced in the case of rural areas. total separately for Rural and also Urban areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural areas only. Table SCT-IV 65. This table presented in two Parts-Part A for Special Tables for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Scheduled castes and Part B for Scheduled tribes-gives Tribes. the classification of persons according to religion. SCT.-Series Table SCT-V 66. This table prepared from the Scheduled castes SPEOIAL TABLES FOR SOHEDULED OASTES and Scheduled tribe households found in the 20 per cent AND TJlIBES sample is in two Parts. Part A relates to Scheduled Castes and Part B to Scheduled trihes. This table gives 61. These special tables have been prepared to the formation regarding the sampled households furnish data on the present socio-economic conditions engaged in. cultivation classified by the interest in land of these people to be studied not only as a combined and size of the land cultivated. This table has been group as in 1951 but also for each scheduled caste and prepared for the rural areas of the District only. Scheduled tribe separately. Classification by caste and Tribes is on the basis of returns recorded in response Table SC-I to the questions in the census questionaire at the time 67. In this table the total non-working population of of enumeration. Table SeT. V has been prepared for all the Scheduled castes as a group is distributed among the households of Scheduled castes and Scheduled the following four groups based on the activity:, tribes occuring in the 20 per cent sample drawn for preparing the Household Economic tables (B series). (i) Full time Students. (ii) Persons seeking employment for the first Table SCT-I time. 62. This table consists of two parts. Part A which (iii) Persons employed before but now out of relates to Scheduled castes gives the distribution of employment and seeking work; and persons belonging to each of the Scheduled castes (iv) Others. according to their economic activity. It also gives the number of workers engaged in special occupations such Each group is further classified by educational levels. as tanning and currying of hides and skins, scavenging, At the District level the figures are given for the etc. Part B gives similar information for the Scheduled District under total separately for Rural and also Urban tribes but does not include information on special areas. At the Taluk level the figures are given for rural occupations. This table is prepared separately for the areas only. urban and rural areas. ST. SERIES-Special tabler for Scheduled Table SeT-,I Tribes only. 63. This tab~e presented in two parts-Part A for Scheduled castes and Part B for Scheduled tribes-gives 68. There are two tabler in this series. At the the marital status under thre:: broad Age groups. District level figure are given only for total. At the This i" presented for the District as a whole. Taluk level the figures are given for Rural Areas only. 11 Tahle ST-J Thus only houses over which the occupant has got full and absolute rights of ownership, disposal either as an 69. This table presents the distribution of population individual or as a coparcener, have been treated as of each Scheduled tribe by mother tongue and the owned houses. All other houses have been treated as suhsidiary languages spoken. rented. The houses occupied under ~ch tenure are further classified by the nature of uses. Tenure of Table ST-II occupation of non-residential houses such as schools, 70. In this table, the total non-working population hospitals etc., is not shown. of each Scheduled tribe has been distributed among the following four groups, based on activity: Table E-III (i) Full-time students; 74. In this important table, all industrial activities (ii) Persons seeking employment for the first coming under workshops 'and factories have been 'shown, time; giving details of the products manufactured or serviced, (iii) Persons employed before but now out of Kind of fuel or power used, number of persons employed employment and seeking work; and etc. This table is presented for the District only, giving the figures separately for Rural and Urban (iv) Others. areas and also for towns with a population of 50,000 or more. The industrial activity is classified by Division, Major Group and Minor Group as per E.-S~ries I.S.I.C. HOUSING TABLES Table E-IV 71. There are five tables in this series, compiled from 75. This table presents distribution of sample the information recorded in the Houselists prepared in houses used wholly or partly as dwellings by material 1960. Tables E-I and E-III have been done on full count of wall and material of roof. The material of the and the other three tables namely E-II, E-IV and E-V wall is the material out of which most of the walls of have been for a systematic sample containing 20 per cent the house are constructed. Similarly the material of of the households. roof is one of which most of the roof exposed to weather is constructed. The figures presented here Table E-I relate to rural and urban areas of the district and 72. This ta ble presents the distribution of houses Taluk separately and also for towns with a population classified by uses to which they are put to in the rural of 50,000 and more. and urban areas of the District and Taluk separately. (The figures for towns with a population of 50,000 and Table E-V over have also been presented separately under the 76. This table compiled on a 20 per cent Sample taluk concerned). Count gives an idea of the degree of congestion in households and rooms. A" room" has four walls Table E-II with a door and a roof overhead and is not less than 73. This table presents the distribution of sample 6'X6' unenclosed verandah, Kitchen, store, garage, Households by the tenure of houses occupied ly them. cattleshed, etc., though used for residential purposes Tenure here is of only two kinds, owned or rented. are not treated as rooms. 12 ANNEXURE A STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION This classification groups the industries into- 30 Printing and Publishing 31 Leather and Leather products 9 Divisions 32 Rubber, Petroleum and Coal products 45 Major Groups 33 Chemicals and Chemical products 343 Minor Groups 34 & 35 Non Metallic Mineral products other than petroleum and coal. The divisions, major groups and minor groups with 36 Basic Metals and their products except machinery their code numbers are listed below- and transport equipment. 37 Machinery (all kinds other than Transport) and Electrical equipment. DIVISIONS 38 Transport Equipment 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Tndustries o Agriculture, livestock, forestry, fishing and hunting 1 Mining and Quarrying Division 4-Construction 2 & 3 Manufacturing 40 Construction 4 Construction 5 Electricity, Gas, Water and Sanitary services Division 5-Electricity, Gas, Water and Sanitary 6 Trade and Commerce Services 7 Transport, Storage and Communication 50 Electricity and Gas 8 Services 51 Water-supply and Sanitary services 9 Activities not adequately described Division 6-Trade and Commerce 60-63 Wholesale Trade MAJOR GROUPS 64-68 Retail Trade 69 Trade and Commerce Miscellaneous Division O-Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting- Division 7-Transport, Storage and Communication 00 Field produce and Plantation crops 70-71 Transport 01 Plantation crops 72 Storage and Warehousing 02 Forestry and Logging 73 Communications 03 Fishing 04 Livestock and Hunting Division 8 -Services 80 Public Services Division 1-Mining and Quarrying 81 Educational and Scientific Services 82 Medical and Health Services 10 Mining and Quarrying 83 Religious and Welfare Services 84 Legal Services Divisions 2 and 3-Manufacturing 85 Business Services 20 Foodstuffs 86 Community Services and Trade and Labour 21 Beverages Associations. 22 Tobacco products 87 Recreation Services 23 Textile-Cotton 88 Personal Services 24 Textile-Jute 89 Services (not elsewhere classified) 25 Textile-Wool Division 9-Activities not adequately described 26 Textile-silk 27 Textile-Miscellaneous 90 Activities unspecified and not adequately 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden products described (This includes new entrants to the 29 Paper and Paper products labour market). 13 ANNEXURE A-contd. . STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Grouop (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) MINOR GROUPS Production of fuel including charcoal by exploitation of forests 023 Division O-Agriculture, livestock, forestry, Production of fodder by exploitation fishing and hunting of forests 024 Production of gums, resings, lac, barks, 00 Field Produce and Plantation crops herbs, wild fruits and leaves by the Production of cereal crops (including exploitation of forests 025 Bengal gram) such as rice, wheat, Production and gathering of other jowar, bajra and maize 000 forest products not covered above 026 Production of pulses, such as arhar, moong, masur, urid, khesari, other 03 Fishing- gram 001 Production of raw jute and kindred Production of fish by fishing in sea 030 fibre crops 002 Production of fish by fishing in inland Production of raw cotton and kindred waters including the operation of fibre crops 003 fish farms and fish hatcheries 031 Production of oilseeds, sugarcane and Production of pearls, conch, shells, other cash crops 004 sponges by gathering or lifting from Production of other crops (including sea, river, pond 032 vegetables), not covered above 005 Production of fruits and nuts in planta tion, vines and orchards .. 006 04 Livestock and Hunting- Production of wood, bamboo, cane reeds, thatching grass, etc. 007 Production and rearing of livestock Production of juice by taping palms .. 008 (large heads only) mainly for milk Production of other agricultural and animal power such as cow, produce (including fruits and nuts buffalo, goat 040 not covered by code number 006 and Rearing of sheep and production of flowers) not covered above 009 wool 041 Rearing and production of other 01 Plantation Crops- animals (mainly for slaughter) such as pig 042 Production of tea in plantation 010 Production of ducks, hens and other Production of coffee in plantation 011 small birds, eggs by rearing and Production of rubber in plantation 012 poultry farming 043 Production of tobacco in plantation 013 Rearing of bees for the production of Production of ganja, cinchona opium 014 honey, wax and collection of honey .. 044 Production of other plantation crops Rearing of silk worms and production not covered above 015 of cocoons and raw silk .. 045 Rearing of other small animals and 02 Forestry and Logging- insects 046 Planting, replanting and conservation Trapping of animals or games propa of forests 020 gation 047 Felling and cutting of trees and trans Production of other animal husbandry portation of logs 021 products such as skin, bone, ivory Preparation of timber 022 and teeth 048 14 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code; (Code) (Code) (Code) Division l-Mining and Quarrying Production of hydrogenated oils (Vanaspati) 208 10 Mining and Quarrying- Production of other food products such as sweet-meat and condimeqts, Mining of coal 100 muri, murki, chira, khoi, cocoa, Mining of iron ores 101 chocolate, toffee, lozenge .. 209 Mining of gold and silver ores 102 Mining of manganese 103 Mining of mica 104 21 Beverages- Mining of other non-ferrous metallic Production of distilled spirits,· wines, ores 105 liquor, from alcoholic malt, fruits Mining of crude petroleum and natural and malts in distillery and brewery .. 210 gas 106 Production of country liquor 211 Quarrying of stone (including slate, Production of indigenous liquor such clay, sand, gravel, limestone) 107 as toddy, liquor from mahua, palm Mining of chemical earth such as soda juice 212 ash 108 Production of other liquors not covered Mining and quarrying of non-metallic above 213 products not classified above such Production of areated and mineral as precious and semi-precious stones, water 214 asbestos, gypsum, sulphur, asphalt .. 109 Production of ice 215 Production of ice-cream ,216 Processing of tea in factories 217 Division 2 and 3-Manufacturing Processing of coffee III curing works 218 Production of other beverages 219 20 Foodstuffs- 22 Tobacco products Production of rice, atta, floor, etc., by milling, de-husking and processing Manufacture of bidi 220 of crops and foodgrains .. 200 Manufacture of cigars and cheroots 221 Production of sugar and syrup from Manufatcure of cigarette and cigarette sugarcane in mills 201 tobacco 222 Production m indigenous sugar gur Manufacture of hookah tobacco 223 from sugarcane or palm juice and Manufacture of snuff 224 production of candy 202 Manufacture of jerda and other chewing Production of fruit products such as tobacco 225 jam, jelly, sauce and canning and Manufacture of other tobacco products 226 preservation of fruits 203 Slaughtering, preservation of meat 23 Textile-Cotton- and fish and canning of fish 204 Production of bread, biscuits, cake and Cotton ginning, cleaning, pressing and other bakery products 205 baling 230 Production of butter, ghee, cheese and Cotton spinning (other than in mills) 231 other dairy products 206 Cotton spinning and weaving in mills 232 Production of edible fats and oils (other Cotton dyeing, bleaching 233 than hydrogenated oil) 207 Cotton weaving in powerlooms 234 15 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) Cotton weaving in handlooms 235 Embroidery and making of crepe lace Manufacturing of khadi textile III and fringes 272 handlooms 236 Making of textile garments including Printing of cotton textile 237 raincoats and headgear 273 Manufacturing of cotton nets 238 . Manufacture of made up textile goods Manufacturing of cotton, cordage, except wearing apparel such as rope and twine 239 curtains, pillow cases, bedding materials, mattress, textile bags 274 24 Textile-Jute- Manufacture of waterproof textile products such as oil cloth, tarpaulin 275 Jute pressing and baling 240 Manufacture and recovery of all types Jute spinning and weaving 241 of fibres for purposes of padding, Dyeing and bleaching of jute 242 wadding and upholstery filling 276 Printing of jute textile 243 Manufacture of coir and coir products 277 Manufacture of other products like Manufacture of umbrellas .. 278 rope, cordage from jute and similar Processing and manufacture of textile fibre such as hemp, mesta 244 products not covered above 279 25 Textile-Woo/- 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Products- Wool baling and pressing 250 Sawing and planing of wood 280 Wool cleaning and processing Manufacture of wooden furniture and (scouring) 251 fixtures 281 Wool spinning and weaving in mill 252 Manufacture of structural wooden Wool spinning other than in mills 253 goods (including treated timber) Wool weaving in powerloom 254 such as beams, posts, doors, windows 282 Wool weaving in handloom .. 255 Manufacture of wooden industrial Embroidery and art work in woollen goods other than transport equip textile 256 ment such as bobbin and similar equipment and fixtures 283 26 Textile-Si/k- Manufacture of other wooden products Spinning and weaving of silk textile in such as utensils, toys artwares 284 mill 260 Manufacture of veneer and plywood .. 285 Dyeing and bleaching of silk 261 Manufacture of plywood products such Spinning of silk other than in mills .. 262 as tea chest 286 Weaving of silk textile by powerloom 263 Manufacture of boxes and packing Weaving of silk textile by handlooll1 264 cases other than plywood .. 287 Printing of silk textile 265 Manufacture of materials from cork, Manufacture of silk cordage, rope and bamboo, cane, leaves and other allied twine 266 products. 288 Manufacture of other wood and allied 27 Textile-Miscellaneous products not covered above. 289 Manufacture of carpet and all other similar type of textile products 270 29 Paper and Paper Products- Manufacture of hosiery and other Manufacture of pulp from wood, rags, knitted fabrics and garments 271 wastepaper and other fibres and the 16 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) conversion of such pulp into any kind 32 Rubber, Petroleum and Coal Products of paper and paper board in mill. 290 Manufacture of tyres and tubes 320 Manufacture of pulp from wood, rags, Manufacture of rubber footwear. 321 wastepaper and other fibres and the Manufacture of rubber goods used for conversion of such pulp into any kind industrial purpose. 322 of paper and paper board handmade 291 Manufacture of all kinds of other rubber Manufacture of products, such as paper products from natural or synthetic bags, boxes, cards, envelops and rubber including rubber raincoat. ., 323 moulded pulp goods from paper, Productions of petroleum, kerosene and paper board and pulp. 292 other petroleum products in petro leum refineries. 324 Production of coaltar and coke in cok'e 30 Printing and Publishing- oven. 325 Manufacture of other coal and coaltar Printing and publishing of newspapers products not covered elsewhere. 326 and periodicals 300 Printing and publishing of books 301 All other types of printing including 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products lithography, engraving etching, block Manufacture of basic industrial chemi making and other work connected cals such as acids, alkalis and their with printing industry. 302 salts not elsewhere specified. 330 All types of binding, stitching, sizing Manufacutre of dyes, paints, colours and other allied work connected with and varnishes. 331 binding industry. 303 Manufacture of fertilizers 332 Manufacture of ammunition, explosives and fire works. 333 31 Leather and Leather Products- Manufacture of matches 334 Manufacture of medicines, pharmaceuti Currying, tanning and finishing of hides cal preparations, perfumes, cosmetics and skins and preparation of finished and other toilet preparations except leather. 310 soap. 335 Manufacture of shoes and other leather Manufacture of soap and other washing footwear. 311 and cleaning compounds. 336 Manufacture of clothing and wearing Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic, apparel (except footwear) made of resin and plastic products and mate leather and fur. 312 rials (including synthetic rubber). .. 337 Manufacture of leather products (except Manufacture of common salt 338 those covered by code Nos. 311, 312), Manufacture of other chemicals and such as leather upholstery, suitcases, chemical products not covered above pocket books, cigarette and key cases, (including inedible oils and fats) ... 339 purses, saddlery, whip and other articles. 313 34 Non-metallic Mineral Products other than Repair of shoes and other leather foot Petroleum and Coa/- wear. 314 Repair of all other leather products Manufacture of structurijl clay products except footwear. 315 such as bricks, tiles. 340 17 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major M:no· Group Description Group Group Description G oup (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) Manufacture of cement and cement Manufacture of armaments .. 362 products. 341 Manufacture of structural steel pro Manufacture of lime 342 ducts such as joist, rail, sheet, plate 363 Manufacture of structural stone goods, Manufacture of iron and steel furniture 364 stone dressing and stone crushing. 343 Manufacture of brass and bell metal Manufacture of stonewares, other than products 365 images. 344 Manufacture of aluminium products 366 Manufacture of stone images 345 Manufacture of metal products (other Manufacture of plaster of paris and its than of iron, brass, bell metal and products. 346 aluminium) such as tin can 367 Manufacture of asbestos products. 347 Enamelling, galvanising, plating Manufacture of mica products 348 (including electroplating), polishing and welding of metal products 368 35 Manufacture of earthenware and earthen Manufacture of sundry hardwares such .pottery 350 as G.!', pipe, wire, net, bolt, screw, Manufacture of earthenware and bucket, cutlery (This will also include earthen pottery. 350 the manufacture of sundry ferrous Manufacture of chinaware and crockery 351 engineering products done by jobbing Manufacture of porcelain and its pro- engineering concerns which cannot products. 352 be classified in major groups 36, 37, Manufacture of glass bangles and beads. 353 38 and 39) 369 Manufacture of glass apparatus 354 Manufacture of earthen image, busts and statues 355 37 Machinery (All kinds other than Transport) Manufacture of earthen toys and and Electrical equipment- artwares except those covered by code No. 355 356 Manufacture and assembling of Manufacture of glass and glass machinery (other than electrical) product except optical and photo except textile machinery .. 370 graphic lenses and glass products Manufacture and assembling of prime covered above 357 mover and boilers, other than Manufacture of other non-metallic electrical equipment, such as diesel mineral products not elsewhere engines, road rollers, tractors 371 specified 359 Manufacture of machine tools 372 Manufacture of textile machinery and 36 Basic Metals and their Products except accessories 373 Machinery and Transport Equipment- Manufacture of heavy electrical machi nery and equipment such as motors, Manufacture of iron and steel including generators, transformers .. 374 smelting, refining, rolling, conversion Manufacture of electric lamps and fans. 375 into basic forms such as billets, Manufacture of insulated wires and blooms; tubes, rods 360 cables 376 Manufacture including smelting, Manufacture of all kinds of battery .. 377 refin;ng of non-ferrous metals and Manufacture of electronic equipment alloys in basic forms 361 such as radio, microphone 378 2 18 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Descrip ion Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) Manufacture of electric machinery and Manufacture and tuning of musical apparatus, appliances not specified instruments 394 above 379 Manufacture of stationery articles not covered elsewhere such as pencil, Transport Equipment- penholder, fountain pen .. 395 Manufacture of sports goods 396 Manufacture, assembly and replacing Manufacture and repair work of goods o locomotives 380 not assignable to any other group 399 Manufacture of wagons, coaches, tram ways and other rail road equipment other than that covered by Code Division 4-Coostmctiob No. 363 381 Manufacture and assembling of motor vehicles of all types (excepting motor 40 Construction- engines) 382 Manufacture of motor vehicles engine Construction and maintenance of parts and accessories 383 buildings including erection, flooring, Repairing and servicing of motor decorative constructions, electrical vehicles 384 and sanitary installations .. 400 Manufacture of bicycles and tricycles Construction and maintenance of roads, and accessories such as saddle, seat railways, hridges, tunnels .. 401 frame, gear 385 Construction and maintenance of tele Building and repairing of water trans graph and telephone lines 402 port equipment such as ships, boats Construction and maintenance of water and manufacture of marine engines 386 ways and water reservoirs such as Manufacture and repair of air transport bund, embankments, dam, canal, equipment including aeroplanes, tank, tubeweIls, wells 403 aeroengines 387 Repairing of bicycles and tricycles 388 Manufacture of other transport equip Division S-Electricity, Gas, Water and ment not covered above such· as Sanitary Services animal drawn and hand-drawn vehi cles 389 50 Electricity and Gas- 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries Generation and transmission of electric energy 500 Manufacture of optical instruments and Distribution of electric energy 501 lenses, opthalmic goods and photo Manufacture of gas in gas works and graphic equipment and supplies 390 distribution to domestic and indus Manufacture of scientific, medical and trial consumers 502 surgical instruments and equipment and supplies 391 Assembling and repairing of watches 51 Water-supply and Sanitary Services- and clocks 392 Manufacture of jewellery, silverware Collection, purification and distribution and wares using gold and other of water to domestic and industrial precious metals 393 consumers 510 19 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Descr'p:ion Group (Code) (Code) (Codo) (Code) Garbage and sewage disposal, operation Wholesale trading in petrol, mobil oil of drainage system and all other types and allied products 617 of work connected with public health Wholesale trading in other household and sanitation 511 equipment not covered above 618 Division 6-Trade and Commerce 62 Wholesale trading in bricks, tiles and other 60 Wholesale Trade- building materials 620 Wholesale trading in cereals and pulses 600 Wholesale trading in wood, bamboo, Wholesale trading in vegetables, fruits, cane, thatches and similar products 621 sugar, spices, oil, fish, dairy products, eggs, poultry and other food stuff 63 Wholesale trading in paper and other stationery goods (not covered elsewhere) 601 630 Wholesale trading in all kinds of fabrics Wholesale trading in agricultural and and textiles products such as gar industrial machinery equipment and ments, hessian, gunny bags, silk and tools and appliances other than woollen yarn, shirtings, suitings, electrical 631 hosiery products 602 Wholesale trading in electrical machi Wholesale trading in beverages such as nery and equipment, like motor. tea (leaf), coffee (seed and powder), battery, electric fan, bulb 632 aerated water 603 Whol sale trading in all kinds of trans Wholesale trading in intoxicants such port and storage equipment 633 as wines, liquors 604 Wholesale trading in skins, leather and Wholesale trading in other intoxicants fur 634 such as opium, ganja, etc. 60S Wholesale trading in clocks, eye glasses, Wholesale trading in tobacco, bidi, frames 635 (igarettes and other tobacco products 606 Wholesale trading in hardware and Wholesale trading in animals 607 s:mitary equipment Wholesale trading in straw and fodder 608 Wholesale trading in scientific, medical and surgical instruments .. 637 61 Wholesale trading in medicines and Wholesale trading in precious metals chemicals 610 and stones, gold and silverware and Wholesale trading in fuel and lighting jewellery 638 products such as coke, coal, kerosene, Wholesale trading in all goods not covered above candle 611 639 Wholesale trading in toilets, perfumery and cosmetics 612 64 Retail Trade- Wholesale trading in metal, porcelain Retail trading in cereals, pulses, vegeta and glass utensils, crockery, china bles, fruits, sugar, spices, oil, fish, ware 613 dairy products, eggs, poultry 640 Wholesale trading in wooden, steel and Retail trading in beverages such as tea other metallic furniture and fittings " 614 (leaf), coffee (seed and powder), Wholesale trading in footwear 615 aerated water 641 Wholesale trading in tyres, tubes and Retail trading in intoxicants such as allied rubber products 616 wines, liquors 642 2* 20 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Descriptiun Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) Retail trading in other intoxicants such Retail trading in wood, bamboo cane, as opium, ganja, etc. 643 bark and that-hes 672 Retail trading in tobacco, bidi, cigarettes Retail trading in other building materials 673 and other tobacco products 644 Retail trading in fuel such as coke, coal, firewood and kerosene 645 68 Retail trading in agricultural and indus Retail trading in food stuffs like sweet trial machinery equipment, tools and meat condiments, cakes, biscuits, etc. 646 appliances 680 Retail trading in animals 647 Retail trading in transport and storage Retail trading in straw and fodder .. 648 equipments 681 Retail trading in electrical goods like 65 Retail trading in fibres, yarns, dhoti, saree, electric fan, bulb, etc. 682 readymade garments of cotton, wool, Retail trading in skins, leather and furs silk and other textiles and hosiery and their products excluding footwear products; (this includes retail trading and headgear 683 in piece-goods of cotton, wool, silk Retail trading in clock and watch, eye and other textiles) 650 glass, frame 684 Retail trading in toilet goods perfumes Retail trading in scientific, medical and and cosmetics 651 surgical instruments 685 Retail trading in medicines, and chemi Retail trading in precious stones and cals 652 jewellery 686 Retail trading in footwear, head-gear Retail trading in musical instruments, such as hat, umbrella shoes and gramophone record, pictures and chappals 653 paintings including curio dealing 687 Retail trading in tyres, tubes, and allied Book-selling . 688 rubber products 654 Retail trading in goods unspecified 689 Retail trading in petrol, mobiloil and allied products 655 69 Trade and Commerce Miscellaneous- 66 Retail trading in wooden, steel and other metallic furniture and fittings 660 Importing and exporting of goods and Retail trading in stationery I:-,oods and commodities 690 paper 661 Real estate and properties 691 Retail trading in metal, porcelain and Stocks shares and futures 692 glass utensils 662 Providents and insurances 693 Money lending (indigenous) 694 Retail trading in earthenware and earthen Banking and similar type of financial toys 663 operation 695 Retail trading in other household Auctioneering 696 equipment not covered .. bove 664 Distribution of motion pictures 697 All other activities connected with trade 67 Retail trading in bricks, tiles, and other and commerce not covered above, building materials 670 including hiring out of durable goods Retail trading in hardware and sanitary such as electric fan, microphone, equipment 671 rickshaw, etc. 699 21 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) Division 7 -Transport, Storage and Communi Division 8-Services cation 80 Public Services (This does not include 70 Transport- Government, Quasi-Government or local body activities, other than administrative, Transporting by railways 700 in such fields as transport, communication, Transporting by tramway and bus information and broadcasting, education services 701 and scientific services, health, industries, Transporting by motor vehicles (other production, construction, marketing and than omnibus) 702 operation of financial institution each of Transporting by road through other which is classified in the appropriate indus means of transport such as hackney try groups)- cari:iage, bullockcart, ekka 703 Animal transporting by animals such Public Services in Union and State as horses, elephant, mule, camel 704 army including territorial corps and Transporting by man such as carrying volunteer corps 800 of luggage, hand cart driving, rick Public Service in Navy 801 shaw pulling, cycle rickshaw driving 705 802 Transporting by boat, steamer, ferry, Public Service in Air Force etc., by river, canal 706 Public Service in Police 803 Transporting by boat, steamer, ship, Public Service in administrative depart cargo boat by sea or ocean 707 ments and offices of Central Govern Transporting by air 708 ment 804 Transporting by other means not Public Service in administrative depart covered above 709 ments and offices of quasi-Govern ment organisation, municipalities, 71 Services incidental to transport- local boards, etc. 805 Public Services in administrative Such as packing, carting travel agency 710 departments and offices of State Governments 809 72 Storage and Warehousing- 81 Educational and Scientific Services- Operation of storage such as ware houses 720 Educational Services such as those Operation of storage such as cold rendered by technical colleges,techni storage 721 cal schools and similar technical and Operation of storage of other type 722 vocational institutions 810 Educational services such as those 73 Communication- rendered by colleges, schools and similar other institutions of non Postal, telegraphic, wireless and signal technical type 811 communications 730 Scientific services and research institu Telephone communication .. 731 tions not capable of classification Information and Broadcasting 732 under any individual group 812 22 ANNEXURE A-contd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Major Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) 82 Medical and Health Services- Business services rendered by profes Public Health and Medical services sional organisations or individuals rendered by organisations and such as those of advertising and individuals such as by hospitals, publicity agencies 852 sanatoria, nursing homes, maternity Business services rendered by profes and child welfare clinic as also by sional organisations or individuals hakimi, unani, ayurvedic, allopathic such as of those rendered by news and homeopathic practitioners 820 agency, newspaper correspondent, Veterinary services rendered by organi columnist, journalists, editors, authors 853 sativns and individuals 821 86 Community services and Trade and Labour Associations- 83 Religious and Welfare Services- Services rendered by trade associations Religious services rendered by religious chambers of commerce, trade unions organisations and their establish and similar other organisations 860 ments maintained for worship or Services rendered by civic, social, promotion of religious activities this cultural, political, and fraternal includes m ssions, ashrams and other organisations such as rate-payers allied organisations 830 association, club, library .. 861 Religious and allied services rendered Community services such as those by pandit, priest, preceptor, fakir, rendered by public libraries, museums monk 831 botanical and zoological gardens, etc. 862 Welfare services rendered by organisa tions operating on a non-profit basis for the promotion of welfare of the 87 Recreation Services- community such as relie societies, Production of motion picture and allied red-cross organisation for the collec services such as processing, editing, tion and allocation of contributions etc. 870 for charity 832 Recreation services rendered by cinema houses by exhibition of motion 84 Legal Services- pictures 871 Recreation services rendered by organi Legal services rendered by barrister, sations and individuals such as those advocate solicitor, mukteer, pleader, of theatres, opera companies, ballot mukurie, munshi 840 and dancing parties, mUSICIanS, Matrimonial services rendered by (xhibitions, circus, carnivals 872 organisations and individuals 841 Recreation services rendered by indoor and outdoor sports by organisations 85 Business Services- and individuals including horse, motor, etc., racing 878 Engineering services rendered by profes sional organisations or individuals 850 88 Personal Services- , Business services rendered by organisa tions of accountants, auditors, book Services rendered to households Elich keepers or like mdividuals 851 as those by domestic servants, cooks 880 23 ANNEXURE A-e01ldd. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Major Minor Mojor Minor Group Description Group Group Description Group (Code) (Code) (Code) (Code) Services rendered to households such Services rendered by rortrait and as those by governess, tutor, private commercial photographic studios 885 secretary 881 Services rendered by hotels, boarding 8' Services (not elsewhere classijied)- houses, eating houses, cafe restau rants and similar other organisations Services rendered by organisations or to provide lodging and boarding individuals not elsewhere classified .. 890 facilities 882 Laundry servicing rendered by organi Division 9-Activities not adequately described- sations and individuals, this includes 90 Activities unspecified and not adequately all types of cleaning, dyeing, bleaching described including activities of such dry-cleaning, services 883 individuals who fail to provide Hair dressing, other services rendered sufficient information about their by organisation and individuals such industrial affiliation to enable them as those by barber, hairdressing to be classified 900 saloon and beauty shops .. 884 Fresh entrants to the Labour Market 999 ANNEXURE B NATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATION CODE STRUCTURE WHICH CLASSIFIES OCCUPATIONS DIVSIONS AND GROUPS INro- 11 Occupational Divisions (one-digit code numbers) 75 Occupational Groups (two-digit code numbers) o Professional, Technical and Related Workers Note: n.e.c.-not elsewhere classified 00 Architects, Engineers and Surveyors DIVISIONS 01 Physicists, Chemists, Geologists and other Physical Scientists. o Professional, technical and related workers. 02 Biologists, Veterinarians, Agronomists and I Administrative, executive and managerial workers. Related Scientists. 2 Clerical and related workers. 03 Physicians, Surgeons and Dentists 3 Sales workers. 04 Nurses, Pharmacists and other Medical and 4- Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Loggers and related Health Techniciam;. workers. 05 Teachers 5 Miners quarrymen, and related workers. 06 Jurists 6 Workers in transport and communications occu 07 Social Scientists and Related Workers pations. 08 Artists, Writers and Related Workers 7-3 Craftsmen, production process workers, and 09 Draughtsmen, Science and Engineering Techni· labourers not elsewhere classified. cians, n.e.c. 9 Service, sport and recreation workers. Ox Other Professional, Technical and Related X Workers not classifiable by occupations. Workers. 24 ANNEXURE B-corlcld. NATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPATION 1 Adminstrative, Executive and Managerial Workers 66 Inspectors, Superivisors, Traffic Controllers and 10 Adiministrators, and Executive Officials, Govern De&patchers, Transport ment. 67 Telephone, Telegraph and Related Telecom munication Operators 11 Directors and Managers, Wholesale and Retail 68 Postmen and Messengers Trade 69 Workers in Transport and Communication 12 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Occupations, n.e.c. Financial Institutions. 7-8 Craftsmen, Production Process Workers, and 13 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Labourers not elsewhere Classified. 70 Spinners, Weavers, Knitters, Dyers and Related Other. Workers. 71 Tailors Cuttors, Furriers and Related Workers 2 Clerical and Related Workers 72 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except 20 Book-keepers and Cashiers Gloves and Garments) and Related Workers. 73 Furnacemen, Rollers, Drawers, Moulders and 21 Stenographers and Typists Related Metal Making and Treating Workers. 22 Office Machine Operators 74 Precision Instruments Makers, Watch Makers, 28 Clerical Workers, Miscellaneous Jewellers and Related Workers. 2} Unskilled Office Workers 75 Tool Makers, Machinists, Plumbers, Welders, Platers and Related Workers. , 76 Electricians and Related Electrical and 3 Sales Workers Electronic Workers. 30 Working Proprietors, Wholesale and Retail 77 Carpenters, Joiners, Cabin Makers, Coopers and Related Workers. Trade 78 Painters and Paper Hangers 31 Insurance and Real Estate Salesmen, Salesmen 79 Bricklayers, Plasterers and Construction of Securities and Services and Auctioneers. Workers, n.e.c. 32 Commercial Travellers and Manufacturers'Agents 80 Compositors, Printers, Engravers, Book Binders 33 Salesmen, Shop Assistants and Related Workers and Related Workers. 81 Batters, Kilnmen, Glass and Clay Formers 34 Money Lenders and Pawn Brokers and Related Workers. 82 Millers, Bakers, Brewmasters and Related 4 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Loggers and Related Food and Beverage Workers. Workers 83 Chemical and Related Process Workers 84 Tobacco Preparers and Products Makers 40 Farmers and Farm Manag.::rs 85 Craftsmen and Production Process Workers, 41 Farm Workers n.e.c. 42 Hunters and Related Workers 86 Testers, Packers· Sorters and Related Workers 43 Fishermen and Related Workers 87 Stationery Engine and Excavating and Lifting Equipment Opertors and Related Workers. 44 Loggers and Other Forestry Workers 89 Labourers, n.e.c. 9 Service, Sport and Recreation Workers- 5 Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers 90 Fire Fighters, Policemen, Guards and Related Workers. 50 Miners and Quarrymen 91 House Keepers, Cooks, Maids and Related 51 Well Drillers and Related Workers Workers. 52 Mineral Treaters 92 Waiters, Bartenders and Related Workers 93 Building Caretakers, Cleaners and Related 59 Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers,n.e.c. Workers. 94 Barbers, Hairdressers, Beauticians and Related 6 Workers in Transport and Communications Occupa Workers. pations. 95 Launderers, Dry Cleaners and Pressers 96 Athletes, Sportsmen and Related Workers 60 Deck Officers, Engineer Officers and Pilots, Ship 97 Photographers and Related Camera Operators 61 Deck and Engine-Room Ratings (Ship), Barge 99 Service, Sport and Recreation Workers, n.e.c. Crews and Boatsmen. x Workers not classifiable by Occupations 62 Aircraft Pilots, Navigators and Flight Engineers xO Workers without occupations 63 Drivers and Firemen, Railway Engine x8 Workers Reporting Occupations, Unidentifiable 64 Drivers Road Transport or Unclassifiable. 65 Conductors, Guards and Breakmen (Railways) x9 Workers Not Reporting Occupations 25 ANNEXURE C LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number Major Major Group 03 Fishing Group 00 Field Produce Illld Plantation Crops 030 Production of fish by fishing in sea 005.1 Production of Vegetables 031 Production of fish by fishing in inland waters 005.2 Production of roots, etc., not included above and ponds including fish farms and fish 006.1 Production of fruits and nuts in plantation, hatcheries. vines and orchards. 032 Production of pearls, conch, shells, sponges, 006.2 Production of copra (from coconuts) sea herbs, corals, etc., by gathering or lifting 007.1 Production of thatching grass from sea, river, pond. 007.2 Production of wood, bamboo, cane reeds, etc., (excluding thatching grass). Major Production of juice (Neera) by tapping coconut 008.1 Group 04 Livestock and Hunting trees. 008.2 Production of juice by tapping other palms 040.1 Rearing of goat for milk and animal power like date, palmyra n.e.c. 040.2 Rearing of buffalo for milk and animal power 009 Production of other agricultural produce 040.3 Rearing of cows for milk and animal power (including fruits and nuts not covered by 040.4 Rearing of camels and other big domestic 006 and flowers) not covered above. animals. 040.5 Production and rearing of livestock mainly for milk and animal power n.e.c. Major 041.1 Sheep breeding and rearing Group 01 Plantation Crops 041.2 Production of wool 042.1 Rearing and production of pIgs and goats 013 Production of tobacco in plantation (mainly for slaughter). 015.1 Pan Cultivation 042.2 Rearing and production of other animals 015.2 Plantation Crops except tea, coffee, rubber, (mainly for slaughter) n.e.c. tobacco, ganja, cinchona, opium and pan. 043.1 Poultry keeping and production of eggs 043.2 Rearing and production of ducks, hens, etc., and other small birds, e.g., pigeons, parrots, peacock, maina, etc. Major 044.1 Bee-keeping for production of honey and wax Group 02 Forestry and Logging 044.2 Collection of wax and honey 045 Rearing of tassar jeri jmulberry and other silk 023.1 Production of charcoal worms and production of cocoons and raw 023.2 Production of other fuels by exploitation of silk. forests. 046.1 Dog breeding, rearing of rabbits and guinea 024 Production of fodder by exploitation of forests pigs. 025.1 Production of Kathha 046.2 Rearing of other small animals and insects 025.2 Production of Lac n.e.c. 025.3 Production of gum 048.1 Collection of bones 025.4 Production of resins, barks, herbs, wild fruits, 048.2 Manufacture of glue from animals carcases berries and leaves, etc., n.e.c. 048.3 . Manufacture of gut 026 Production and gathering of other forest 048.4 Production of other animal husbandry products products not covered above., such as skin, ivory, teeth and hair, etc. 26 ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Homehold Industry Number Number Major Group 10 Mining and Quarrying Major Group 20-conc1d. FtIOdstufb-concld. 107.1 Extraction of chalk 107.2 Quarrying of lime-stone 209.1 Confectionery 107.3 Stone and slate quarrying 209.2 Making of sweet-meats, laddu, peda, barphi, 107.4 Quarrying of sand, clay, gravel, etc., n.e.c. batasa, etc. 209.3 Sattu, bhunja, papar, barri, danauri, tilauri, . \ Major sewal, apalam, etc. Group 20 Foodstuffs 209.4 Making of chura or chira, muri, murld, khoi 209.5 Making of chat 200.1 Production of flour by village chakkies or flour 209.6 Making of daImot, chanachur (jor) garam, mill by grinding wheat, maize. gram, etc. rewari, etc. 200.2 Hand pounding of rice by Dhekhi or Ukhal 209.7 Making of other food products for residuary 200.3 Production of rice by milling, dehusking and snacks. processing of paddy by rice mill. 209.8 Production of other food products like cocoa, 200.4 Grinding of chillies, turmerie, etc. chocolate, toffee, lozenge. 200.5 Production of pulses 200.6 Parching of grains 200.7 Production and processing of other crops and Major food grains n.e.c. Group 21 Beverages 202.1 Gur and Khandasari making from sugarcane and palm. 210.1 Manufacture of vinegar from coeonut juice 202.2 Production of bhoora and candy (neera). 202.3 Production of jaggery from coconut and 210.2 Manufacture of distilled spirits, wines, liquor palmyra juice (neera). from alcoholic malt, fruits and malts in 202.4 Production of other indigenous products from distillery and brewery. sugar and jaggery n.e.c. 211 Production of country liquor from material 203.1 Manufacture of achar, pickles, chutney and obtained from sources other than trees and murabba. shrubs. 203.2 Production of sauce, jam and jelly 212.1 Production of indigenous liquor such as liquor, 203.3 Processing of cashew nut toddy, neera from mahua and palm trees. 203.4 Manufacture of kokam products 212.2 Production of other indigenous liquors from 203.5 Fruit preservation (canning of fruits) other materials from trees and shrubs. 203.6 Making dried vegetables 214.1 Production of mineral water 203.7 Production of other fruit products and preser 214.2 Production of aerated water such as soda vation of fruits n.e.c. water, lemonade. etc. 204.1 Slaughtering, preservation of meat and fish 215 Production of ice and canning of fish. 216 Production of ice cream, ice-candy or kulphi- 204.2 Fish currying or curing and salting (currying malai. milk-shake, etc. applies more to skin and hide). 218 Grinding of Coffee 205 Production of bread, biscuit, cake and other 219.1 Preparation of sharbats and squashes bakery products. 219.2 Preparation of jeerapani 206 Production of butter, cream, ghee, cheese, 219.3 Production of other beverages n.e.c. chhana, khowa and other dairy products. 207 Oil pressing ghani, kolhu or by small machines 27 ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Hou~ehold Industry Number Number Major Major Group 22 Tobacco Products Group 25 Textile-Wool 220 Manufacture of bidi 250 Wool baling and pressing 221 Manufacture of cigars and cheroots 251 Oeaning, sorting, carding, scouring and 223 Manufacture of hookah tobacco processing of wool. 224 Manufacture of snuff 253 Spinning of wool by charkha or takali 225 Manufacture of jerda, kimam, khaini and other 254 Weaving of woollen cloth in powerloom such chewing tobacco. as blankets, asanis, etc. 226 Manufacture of other tobacco products n.e.c. 255 Weaving of woollen cloth in handloom such as blankets, rugs, pashmina, thulma, gudma, etc. Major 256. 1 Embroidery with various colours, combina Group 23 Textile-Cotton tions of various threads and art work in woollen textile. 230 Cotton ginning, cleaning, carding, pressing 256.2 Shawls (with traditional borders) and bating. 231 Cotton spinning (by charkha and takali) Major 233.1 Dyeing of cloth (cotton) and yarn Group 26 Textile-Silk 2332 Bleaching of cloth (cotton) and yarn 233.3 Tie and dye (bandhani) of cloth and yarn 261 Dyeing and bleacbing of silk 234 Cotton cloth weaving in powerlooms 262.1 Spinning of tussar, other than in mills Cotton cloth weaving in handlooms 235 262.2 Spinning of eri, other than in mills Manufacture of khadi textile in handlooms 236 262.3 Spinning of silk, other than in mills n.e.c. 237 Printing of cloth (cotton) 263.1 Weaving of Traditional silk (Atlas) by power- 238.1 Making of fishing net loom. ( 238.2 Making of mosquito net 263.2 Weaving of tussar by powerloom 238.3 Making of other nets 263 3 Weaving of eri by powerloom 239.1 Making of sacred thread 263.4 Weaving of sIlk and artificial silk in powerloom 239.2 Making of thread, rope, cordage and twine n.e.c. (cotton). 264.1 Weaving of mashru, himroo, brocade, kinkhab by handloom. 264.2 Weaving of silk and artificial silk in handloom Major n.e.c. Group 24 Textile-Jute 265 Printing of silk textile 266.1 Goafmaking 240 Jute pressing and baling 266.2 Making of silk cordage, rope and twine n.e.c. 241 Jute spinning and weaving of mats, asanis, etc. 242 Dyeing and bleaching of jute 244.1 Making of rope and cordage, out of hemp Major 244.2 Making of rope and cordage, out of jute Group 27 Textile-Miscell.aeous 244.3 Making of rope by palm fibre 244.4 Making of rope by date palm fibre 270.1 Making of durries 244.5 Making of fibre, sunn-hemp fibre 270 2 Making of Carpets and druggets 244.6 Making of other products from jute and 270.3 Manufacture of other similar textile products similar fibres such as hemp, mesta. n.e.c. 28 ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number Major Major Group 27-concld. Textile-Miscellaneous-concl. Group 27--conlcd. 271.1 Making of hosiery goods such as banyans, 279.1 Making of daura (thread) batua, cotton socks, sweaters, muffiers, etc. thread, buttons. 271.2 Making of nalas and azarbands 279.2 Manufacture of dolls and toys (rags and 271.3 Making of parandas and chootelas cotton). 271.4 Manufacture of hosiery and other knitted 279.3 Manufacture of other textile products not fabrics and garments n.e.c. elsewhere classified. 272.1 Embroidery and making of phulkari 272.2 Making of jari thread, zardoshi Major 272.3 Traditional embroidery Group 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden 272.4 Patchwork embroidery Products 272.5 Lace garland making 272.6 Making of fringes and crepe laces 280 Sawing, planing and milling of wood 272.7 Making of kargota, main garlands, shell 281 Manufacture of wooden furniture and fixtures garlands, etc. 282 Manufacture of structural wooden goods 272.8 Making of other embroidery products n.e.c. (including treated timber) such as beams, 273.1 Making of cap, hat, and other head-gear posts, doors, windows. 273.2 Traditional garments 283.1 Carpentary works concerned with repairs of 273.3 Chrochet work (bora caps) agricultural implements (wood) 273.4 Making of textile garments including rain 283.2 Manufacture of wooden industrial goods· other coats and head-gears n.e.c. than transport equipment such as bobbin and 274.1 Weaving of khes, bed covers, curtains, pillow similar equipments and fixtures. cases and table-cloth, cloth bags, etc. 284.1 Lacquerware (if on wood) 274.2 Making of newar 284.2 Manufacture of wooden utensils, artware and 274.3 Manufacture of other made-up textile goods decorative wooden boxes (patras). like mattress, quilt, rezai, etc., n.e.c. 284.3 Manufacture of wooden toys 275 Manufacture of water proofs textile products 284.4 Sandalwood and other wood carving such as oil cloth, tarpaulin, etc. 284.5 Bead making from wood 276.1 Making of namda felt 284.6 Sawdust and plaster figure making 276.2 Making of suzani (padded quilts) 284.7 Marquetry boxes (inlay work) 276.3 Processing of coconut fibre for uphoistery 284.8 Manufacture of photo frames and framing 276.4 Handicraft articles made of flax and fibre of photo paintings, etc. 276.5 Manufacture and recovery of all types of 284.9 Manufacture of other wooden products n.e.c. fibres for purposes of p;tdding, wadding and 285 Manufacture of match splinters, plywood and uphoistery filling n.e.c. veneers. 277.1 Manufacture of coir matting, cactus fibre for 287 Manufacture of boxes and packing cases other ropes and rope making from coconut fibre. than plywood. 277.2 Making of brush, broom, etc., from coconut 288.1 Making of box from moonjgrass fibre. 288.2 Making of rope mats, etc., from moonj and 277.3 Coir spinning sawai grass and making of cadjar for that 277.4 -Coconut curing ching purposes. 277.5 Other allied products of coil' industry n.e.c. 288.3 Making of mats, handfans and umbrellas from 278 Manufacture and repair of umbrellas palm leaves. ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Major Products-concid. Group 31 Leather and Leather Products Major Group 28-concld. 310.1 Flaying, processing of hides and skins including taxidermy. 288.4 Making of sirki, moora and chhaj 310.2 Currying, tanning and finishing of bides and 288.5 Making of baskets and broomsticks skins preparation of finished leather. 288.6 Making of donas (drone) and pattals (patra 310.3 Stuffed animals vali) from leaves. 311.1 Making of leather boots, shoes or chappals 288.7 Caning of Chairs (slippers, sandals) 288.8 Making of Chicks, cuscus-tatti and fans, 311.2 Making of Poola shoes sticks and poles from bamboo. 311.3 Manufacturing of other footwear n.e.c. 288.9 Manufacture of other articles from leaf, cane, 312 Making of clothing and wearing apparel (except bamboo, cork and other allied products footwear) made of leather and fur. n.e.c. 313 Manufacture of leather products such as leather 289.1 Making of sticks and poles from wood upholstery suit cases, pocket-books, cigarette 289.2 Making of wooden kharaus and other wooden and key cases, purses, saddlery, whip, acqua sandals. ducts (Kos), cbarsa and other articles. 289.3 Making of artwheels 314 Repair of shoes, chappals and other leather 289.4 Manufacture of other wood and allied footwear. products n.e.c. 315 Repair of all other leather products except footwear Major Paper aDd Paper Products Group 29 Major Group 32 Rubber, Petroleum and Coal Products 291 Manufacture of pulp and paper by hand 292.1 Making of envelopes and paper bags 320 Vulcanising tyres and tubes 292.2 Paper mache articles 321 Manufacture of chappals from tom tyres and 292.3 Making of kite other rubber footwear. 292.4 Paper decorations for homes 322 Manufacture of rubber products from natural 292.5 Making of card-board boxes and cards and synthetic rubber including rain-coats, 292.6 Making of paper toys oil cloths, waterproof cloths, etc. 292.7 Making of paper flowers, etc Manufacture of other paper products from 292.8 Major paper, paper board and pulp n.e.c. Group 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products Major 331.1 Manufacture of dyes, paints, colours, abir, Printing and Publishing Group 30 sindoor, varnish, etc. 301 Printing and publishing of books 331.2 Manufacture of indigo 302.1 Printing works, printing of handbills, invitation 332 Manufacture of fertilizer (including from bones) cards, etc. 333 Manufacture of fireworks and other explosives 302.Z Lithography, engraving, etching, block making, such as pataka, etc. type cutting and other work connected with 334 Manufacture of matches printing industry. 335.1 Manufacture of incense and perfumes 303 Book binding, stitching, sizing and other work 335.2 Manufacture of Agarbatti connected with book binding industry. 335.3 Manufacture of rose water 30 ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEm INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Households Industry Code Household Industr~ Number Number Major Groups 34-35-concld. Non-metallic Mineral Products other 335.4 Manufacture of powder, snow, cream, bindi, than Petroleum and Coal-(concld.) tikali, hair oil and nail polish. 343.1 Stone carving 335.5 Manufacture of kumkum and hinglo 343.2 Marble carving 335.6 Manufacture of mascara and kajal 343.3 Granite carving 335.7 Manufacture of medicines (ayurvedic, unani, 343.4 Manufacture of other structural stone goods, etc.) and pharmaceutical preparations. stone dressing and stone crushing n.e.c. 335.8 Manufacture of perfumes, cosmetics and other 344 Making of chakki, chakla, silaut, lorha, jainta, toilet preparations n.e.c. . utensils and other articles from stone. 336.1 Manufacture of soap and washing soda 345 Manufacture of stone images and toys 336.2 Manufacture of other washing and cleaning 346.1 Making of images from soap stone compounds n.e.c. 346.2 Manufacture of images, toys and other articles 337.1 Manufacture of plastic toys of plaster of paris. 337.2 Making of plastic buttons 348.1 Mica splitting 337.3 Manufacture of other plastic goods 348.2 Manufacture of mica products, including mica 337.4 Making of celluloid goods grinding. 337.5 Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic resin and 350 Making of earthenware such as pottery, etc. other materials n.e.c. . 351 Manufacture of crockery 338 Salt production 353.1 Making of glass bangles 339.1 Manufacture of ink including fountain pen ink 353.2 Making of glass beads 339.2 Making of candles 353.3 Manufacture of bead garlands (where making 339.3 Making of tooth powder of garlands is undertaken at the place of 339.4 Making of boot polish and inedible oils, etc. manufacture of beads) (also see 399). 339.5 Manufacture of other chemicals products n.e.c. 354 Manufacture of Laboratory glass apparatus 355 Making of clay models, earthen images, busts and statues. 356.1 Making of earthen toys and artware Major 356.2 Decorative ceramics Groups 34-35 Non-metallic Mineral Products 357 Manufacture of glass and glass products except other than Petroleum and Coal optical and photographic lenses. Major 340.1 Making of bricks Group 36 Basic Metals and their Products except 340.2 Manufacture of roofing tiles Machinery and Transport Equipment 340.3 Manufacture of other clay products n.e.c. 341.1 Manufacture of cement door frames and 360.1 Re-rolling of M. S. Rods sanitary fittings.' 360.2 Manufacture of iron and steel including 341.2 Manufacture of cement jali and tiles smelting, refining, rolling, etc., such as billets, 341.3 Making of cement statues blooms, tubes, rods n.e.c. 341.4 Making of cement products n.e.c. 362 Manufacture of arms and weapons and their 342.1 Manufacture of lishu repair service 342.2 Manufacture of lime 364 Manufacture of iron and steel furniture 31 ANNEXURE C-contd. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number Major A/ajor Group 36-concld. Group 37 Machinery (AIl Kinds other than Transport) and Electrical Equipment Basic Metals and their Products except Machinery and Transport Equipment-(concld.) 370 Manufacture of mechanical water pumps, tube well pumps, air pumps, etc. 365.1 Making of utensils of brass and bell metal 372 Manufacture of small machine tools and 365.2 Making of brassware machine parts. 365.3 Making of bottom part of hookah from brass 373 Manufacture of sewing machine parts and bell metal. 375 Repairing and servicing of fans 365.4 Making of brass and bell metal ornaments 376 Manufacture of insulated wires 365.5 Making of other brass and bell metal products 377.1 Manufacture of storage batteries n.e.c. 377.2 Manufacture of charging batteries' 366.1 Making of aluminium utensils 377.3 Manufacture of other batteries n.e.c. 366.2 Making of other aluminium products n.e.c. 378 Repairing and servicing of radios 367.1 Making of tin utensils 379.1 Manufacture of domestic electrical appliances 367.2 Making of articles from tin sheets 379.2 Repairing and servicing of electrical apparatus, 367.3 Copper utensils heaters, oven, etc. 367.4 Bronze works including bronze images, medals and articles of alloys. Major 367.5 Manufacture of other metal products (excluding Group 38 Transport Equipment iron, brass, bell metal, aluminium) n.e.c. 368.1 Lacquerware (if on metal) 382 Manufacture of body of trucks and buses 368.2 Nickel plating and electroplating including carpentry and joinery work 368.3 Engraving, embossing, polishing and welding involved. of metal products. 384 Repairing and servicing of automobiles 368.4 Enamelling and galvanizing of metal products 385.1 Manufacture of cycle parts and accessories 368.5 Plating and electroplating of metal n.e.c. inclu as saddle, seat frame and gear, etc. ding silverplating, goldplating, E.P.N.S., etc. 385.2 Manufacture of rickshaw parts 369.1 Manufacture of agricultural implements such 386 Manufacture of boats and barges as ploughshare, khurpi kudal, etc. 388 Repair of cycle and rickshaw 369.2 Manufacture of light engineering goods includ 389 Manufacture of animal drawn and hand drawn ing bolts and screws. vehicles such as bullock cart, tamtam, lagadi, 369.3 Making of iron utensils (e.g. buckets, etc.) and palaki cab, wheelbarrow, handbarrow, etc. articles from iron sheets. 369.4 Making and repairing of locks and trunks Major 369.5 Cutlery Group 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 369.6 Manufacture of pins 369.7 Manufacture of scales, weights and measures 390.1 Repair of spectacles 369.8 Foundry Industry (including blacksmithy) 390.2 Manufacture of small photographic equipment 369.9 Manufacture of other sundry hardwares such 390.3 Manufacture of optical and photographic as G. 1. pipe, wire-net, etc., n.e.c. equipment fl.e.c. 32 ANNEXURE C-concld. LIST OF COMMON HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRIES WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL CODE NUMBER Industrial Industrial Code Household Industry Code Household Industry Number Number Major Major Group 39-concld. Miscellaneous Manufacturing Group 39-concld. Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries-contd. Industries-condd. 391 Manufacture of scientific goods 395.4 Manufacture of fountain pen parts 392 Repairing and servicing of watches and clocks 395.5 Manufacture of other stationery articles such 393.1 Inlay work with ivory and brass as pencils, penholders, etc. 393.2 Goldsmithy 396.1 Manufacture of deshi sports goods such as 393.3 Manufacture of jewellery, silverware and wares lezzim and dumballs. using gold and other precious metal and 396.2 Making of rubber balls and balloons precious and semi-precious stones. 396.3 Manufacture of other sports goods n.e.c. bats, 393.4 Silver artware, including silver repousse work rackets, balls, etc. on copper (such as in Tanjore) and silver 399.1 Making of tikka and cowdung cakes images. 399.2 Making of beads from conch shells and horn 393.5 Silver filigree industry goods. 393.6 Manufacture of gold and silver leaves _ 399.3 Making of traditional objects such as Orissa, 393.7 Gold covering work (fancy jewellery) Mysore and Tanjore paintings, etc. 393.8 Bidriware industry 399.4 Making of lac bangles . 393.9 Manufacture. of Jewellery, silverwares, etc. 399.5 Making of buttons (bone, shell, ivory) n.e.c. 399.6 Making of gangavan (making of wig from 394 Manufacture ,repairing and tuning of musical human hair). instruments such as harmonium, tabla, sitar, 399.7 Making of garlands from flowers, camphor, bansuri, etc. sandalwood shavings, seeds, and· other 395.1 Manufacture of chalk pieces materials, like beads, etc. 395.2 Making of slate and slate pencil 399.8 Repair of petromax lights, etc. 395.3 Making of rubber stamps 399.9 Making and repairing of goods n.e.c. A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION .trca in 1'opu1a. Xu. of Village~ ?lumber of District! Total r-'~ ____ ...A-___ ---. tion pn ,...--_..A.. __.---, XUllli){'r occupied PopUlation TaInk/Town Rural '"'(I. StJ. !)q. Ill- 'Cllin- of residential ,-______..A.. ___--~ Grollp/Town rrban miles KIll. mile hilbitc(l hahit("d t(mns hOlls!'" Pen.on" }iaj,'R Females 3a :lb ;) 7 10 11 rL\.stt\X m:STHWT T 2,679.7 6,940~ 4 334 2,291 286 12 162,766 895,847 455,055 440,792 R 2,657.1 6,881 9 297 2,291 286 144,085 788,311 398,668 389,643 U . 22.6 58.5 4,758 12 18,681' 107,536 56,387 51,149 1 Alu!' 'l'aluk Ui-1.H 4:27. J 236 \),016 49,1S:2 25,100 24,032 i61 t) 418.(; 236 8,497 46,060 23,537 22,523 3.3 S.3 5111 3,122 1,613 1,509 A1ur (:.1) 3.30 S.;"i5 ,J 1!J 3,l2:? 1,613 1,509 :.! 4rkalgud Taluk '1' 2li:!.7 (iSO.4 .,lOti 41 19,00;) 106,786 53,617 53,169 1{ 2;;8.5 nfl9.5 3fl6 41 17,007 94,735 47,407 47,328 u 4 2 to.\) ~.86!i 1,998 12,051 6,210 5,841 Al'ka1gud PI) U . :t.2!) ;;.7(1 3.:.!1J& 1,107 7,057 3,611 3,446 Konauur pr) 'l' 2. (H) ii.IS 2,4\)7 S91 4,994 2,599 2,395 4\IS.2 1,290.3 337 ;U9 iiI 3 30,22.3 167,806 85,837 81,969 ·1!l5.6 1,283.6 297 319 51 26,474 147,HJI 74,871 72,320 2.6 6.7 7.929 3 3,751 20,615 10,066 9,649 Arsikero Town Group 0.60 1.56 28.368 2 3,133 17,021 9,146 7,875 (a) Anikcl'e (:\1) (l.50 1.30 31,\)22 :?,94:~ 15,961 8,608 7,353 (0) Lnkshntipul' (SB) II.JO I!.:W 10,600 J90 1,060 538 522 Banavar (:\[) :l.00 5.1S 1,797 (iI8 3,594 1,820 1,774 4 Belnr Tal1lk T 338.G S77.0 304 4G IS,7iil 102,769 53,4;;6 49,313 R :{37.5 8i4.] ~81 46 17,399 94,862 49,318 45,544 U 1.1 :?H 7,lSS 1,352 7,907 4,138 3,769 Belul' (:It) C 1.10 :?S[i 7,lSS 1,352 7,907 4,138 3,769 " UhallJlal'aYlIl'atua Talul, . 401.ti 1.040.2 3;;0 36,) 23 2 26,30S 140,679 68,869 71,810 .lUI. 3 1,039.4 325 365 23 :24,601 130,535 63,601 66,934 0.3 O.S 33,813 1,707 10,144 5,268 4,876 Channurayapatna PI) 0.20 0.52 34,EUii 1,212 6,913 3,651 3,262 Sravanabelagola (11) 0.10 O.:W 32,310 3,231 1,617 1,614 () Hassan Taluk '1' 365.7 !J47.I 442 43 27,937 161,763 81,993 79,770 H 360.7 934.2 359 45 22,455 120,591 ()4,933 64,658 U 5.0 12.!l 6,434 15,482 32,172 17,060 15,112 (:\1) 'U 5.0(J 12.95 6,434 5,482 32,172 17,060 15,112 7 Holonarasipur Taluk T 252.5 653.n 354 200 16,145 89,340 44,676 44,664 l,{ 2;30.4- 648.5 303 200 13,740 75,750 37,916 37,834 L 2.1 5,4 6,471 2,405 13,590 6,760 6,830 Holenarasipur (M) U 2. JO 5.44 6,471 1 2,405 1:',590 6,760 6,830 8 Manjarabad Taluk 'l' 395.5 1,024.4 1!J6 220 7 1 15,289 77,522 41,457 36,065 R ~391.5 ] ,014.0 178 220 7 3,912 69,587 37,085 32,502 U 4.0 10,4 1,984 1,377 7,93.~ 4,372 3,563 Sa.kleshpur (;\1) 'U 4.0(J 10.36 1,984 1 1,377 7,935 4,372 3,563 Note: 1. Towns treated as 81lch for the fir.t time in 19tH ('ensus are showll jn italics. 2. Under column 1, status of towns a1"(' given ill bru('kets. (]\I) - Municipal'1'own. (t'B) - Sanitary Board. HASSAN 3 34 A-I AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION-oantd .. APPENDIX I APPENDIX II Number of rillages u'ith a population oj 5,000 and over and Towns with a population under 5,000. Village, with a ]1oplllaCon of Towns wiih a populatjon of .,,000 an,[ on']" under ;;,0(10 r----.~- ______. ..A.._. - -'-"- - - -. .-- .. _- -. _. _.. _..A..._. ___. __ ._. _ ~ Perccntage of I'erconbgo of total Rural total l'rban II i'ltrict ),faluk Number l'0pllla( ion populHtion ]\umbcr l'ol'ulation population of the I:ltato of the State 6 7 HAS:::iAN DISTRIUT 16,001 0.80 Alur Taluk . 3,122 0.06 Arka!~ud 'L'aInk 4,1194 0.09 2 4,654 0.09 3,231 0.06 35 A-I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION-concld. APPEKDIX III 11 ouoeles.< and I IIstit ulion({/ Population Total !{oll:-..e:t'",:-, pO]llllati4)J1 Institut;(Jlwl pOl'lIJi·ti()ll ...A... ..• 0--- ...... - .... Di,tl'id, Taluk HLiral ,----~ -, '-' ..A._ -~ - -. - ----c. l~l':Hlll PC'l':-,()Il,:-; :'Ira!<-', .F"HUlks l'l'l.:::;on:; :'Ilalcs l,'pmalcs :2 :~ 4 .) Ii 7 8 HA~~AX I)[STRICT . T 1,934 1,458 476 2,709 2,177 532 H. 1,626 1,274 352 430 342 88 l' 308 184 124 2,279 1,835 444 1 Alur Tllluk T 43i 341 !\Ii 123 101 22 R 4:23 3:27 Uf> 108 sG 22 t: 14 14 ];) L3 2 Arkalgud Talnk T 11 (I :i I!I(I 1,;!J 31 H II 6 .; . 7;"j 47 28 'l~ II.> 1I2 3 3 An;ikere Talnk T 2(i6 wo lOu ;"i!1l ;')3(1 61 H );,3 [13 fJu H:3 ss 5 '[; 113 67 4(; 41lS 442 56 4 Bolnr Taluk 't' 7.;6 (;.:;0 lOr. l(jf> IG6 It r.s3 (HO 7:3 :3:! 3:! U 73 40 3:3 134 134 ij C'hannal'ayapatna 1'all1k T 147 79 (ls 1·1.'5 107 38 H l-ti in G8 II 11 U 134 DG 38 G Ha'san Talnk T 13:! !l3 :l!) 1,I:!O 8U:2 318 H, ;,8 153 ;) 70 46 33 t: i4 411 34 1,041 7,jG 285 7 Holcllara"ipur 1'aluk T flO ,;(1 411 123 113 10 It (10 ;'0 4(1 U 123 113 10 s ~Ianjarabad 'l'aluk T OJ 7Ll 16 231 HID 52 R ul .;u ;) 32 32 U 34 23 11 219 167 !i2 3* 36 A-II-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS Percentage Decade Decade Di:;trictjTaluk Year l'el'SOn8 Variation Variation .Males Female6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 HASSAN DISTRICT 1901 5,68,919 288,043 285,876 1911 5,78,097 + 9,178 + 1.61 286,869 291,728 1921 5,81,750 + 3,653 + 0.63 291,161 290,589 1931 5,96,937 -t- 15,187 + 2.61 300,746 296,191 1941 6,27,718 + 30,781 + 5.16 317,513 310,205 1951 7,15,135 + 87,417 +13.93 363,049 352,086 1961 8,95,847 +1,80,712 +25.27 455,055 440,792 1 Alur Taluk 1901 43,001 21,551 21,450 19l1 39,803 3.198 - 7.43 19.801 29.002 1921 38,640 1.163 - 2.92 19,420 19.220 1931 34.976 3.664 - 9.48 17,850 17,126 1941 31,586 3.390 - 0.69 16,500 15,086 1951 33,380 , 17,94 -i-- 5.68 17,231 16,149 1961 49,182 + 15.802 +47.33 25,150 24,032 2 Arka.lgud Taluk . 1901 76,775 37,907 38,688 1911 81,663 + 4,888 + 6.37 40,359 41,304 1921 79,493 2,170 - 2166 39,678 39,815 1931 74,289 -_ 5,204 - 6.55 37,303 36,986 1941 75,186 f- 897 + 1.21 37,747 37,439 1951 85,739 +10,553 +14.04 43,070 42,669 1961 1,06,786 +21,047 +24.55 53,617 53,169 3 Arsikere Taluk 1901 79,588 40,195 39,393 1911 86,251 -r- 6,663 + 8.37 43,136 43,115 1921 93,390 + 7,139 + 8.28 47,294 46,1)96 1931 1,07,841 -1- 14,451 +15.47 54,584 53,257 1941 1,18,081 +10,240 + 9.50 59,728 58,353 1951 1,40,687 +27,606 +23.38 71,637 69,050 1961 1,67,806 +27,1l9 +19.28 85,837 81,969 4- Belur Taluk 1901 76,320 38,805 37,515 1911 70,940 - 5,380 -- 7.05 35,990 34,950 1921 68,766 - 2,174 - 3.06 34,913 33,853 1931 65,576 - 3,190 - 4.64 33,752 31,824 1941 65,143 - 433 - 0.66 33,472 31,671 1951 70,487 + 5,344 + 8.20 36,508 33,979 1961 1,02,769 +32:282 +45.80 53,456 49,313 5 Cha.nnarayapatna Taluk 1901 90,950 43,594 47,356 19U 95,032 + 4,082 + 4.49 45,447 49,585 1921 93,500 + 1,532 - 1.61 45,159 48,341 1931 1,01,468 + 7,968 + 8.52 49,106 52,362 1941 1,10,545 + 9,077 + 8.95 53,995 56,550 19til 1,19,675 + 9,130 + 8.26 58,652 61,023 1961 1,40,679 +21,004 +17.55 68,869 71,810 37 A-n~VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS-concld. Percentage Decade Dccade District /TuJuk Year Pet'S:()ll~ Variatif)ll Variation :\4:aJc~ Female 2 :l 4 {} 6 7 ti HaRsan Taluk 1901 94,53;! 46,103 48,429 1911 96,774 I_ 2,242 + 2.37 47,215 49.559 1921 !l9,SJ.i .". 3,()4() + 3.14 49,516 50,298 1931 1,01,998 T 2.UH + 2.19 50,794 51.204 1941 1,12,206 +10,208 +10.01 56,402 55,804 1951 1,:12,447 +20,241 +18.04 66,739 65,708 1961 1.61.763 ··29.:116 +22.13 81,993 79,7i0 7 Ifolenarasipur TaIuk 1901 57,14!J 88,068 29,081 1911 64,367 + 7,218 +12.63 31,571 32,796 1921 64,032 335 - 0.52 31.949 32,083 1931 66,48!J -I- 2.457 + 3.84 33,046 33,443 1941 ,1.206 ;- 4,717 +7.09 35,853 35.353 1951 79,322 -I- 8,lI6 +llAO 39,806 39,516 1961 811,340 +10.018 +12.63 44,676 44,664 ~rt\njarabl\d TaIuk 1901 50,606 26,820 28,374 1911 43,267 - 7,337 -14.50 22,850 20,417 1921 44,115 ,- 848 -I- 1.96 23,232 20,883 1931 44,300 -j 185 -I- 0.42 24,311 19,989 1941 43,765 535 - 1.21 23,816 19,949 1951 53,398 + 9,633 +22.01 29,406 23.992 lI;el 77,522 +24,124 +45.18 41,457 36,065 r r '(; i d I "3 M r I ,02 I ai 0" eo I eo ]~:::.; , g; I g;, I d I 1 I g. I' _Zl 1 d ~ ::... ~ 8 I ': I l~ ~ l~ 1 I 'o I I I i I l L r o "" r I I ! I :e 1 l~ fJg~~~~~~ 'X: ~ ~~~~",C:~l..1 i t"':~ ...;. 1:: ::::: ~ 'l;; 1';'1 l~ l r r~ :1' : ~ I s<; i g;,I:;: ! ~ L L -,. I .E ~ ~ J, ~ g., } c: ,-~ ( \ l~ I I I ! I I L r r ~ I I" I I :e I E j I ..... I ~ I.EJ. I d \ I I ? A-IV-TOWNS AND TOWN-GROUPS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 ~tatus I-f'fCentage Names of Town! of J)"catl" clecade District Town-Group Town Y"'H Persons Yal'intioll yariation ;\hks Femal!'B 2 3 4 5 ~ i 7 8 !J ALL CLASSES 1901 45,901 23,207 22,694 HaRSl\ll 1911 30,480 - ~15,421 -33.60 15,366 15,114 1921 38,269 ,- 7,789 -,-25.55 20,216 18,053 1931 52,567 +14,298 +37.36 27,525 25,042 1941 60,216 [- 7,649 . 14.55 31,070 29,146 22.60 Sq. Miles 1951 87,396 ., 27,180 45.14 45,791 41,605 58.55 Sq. Km. 1961 1(}7,536 . 20,140 -i 23.04 50,387 51,149 Class III Towns (20,000--49,999) 5.00 Sq. Miles 1951 24,869 13,100 11,769 , 12.95 Sq. Km. 1961 32,172 ,- 7,303 +2936 17,060 15,112 Ha,sau (;)1) 1\J01 1'.241 4.102 4.139 1911 7.·1Ill 7f'0 - 9.46 3.717 3,744 , In:!l S.()!I~i (i:15 H.51 4.268 3,R2S 1931 lO.544 -. 2.448 -, 30.24 ,;.468 5,076 1!)41 14.i)\lfi 4.0;,,2 ' :1H .4:1 7.558 7,038 .').00 Rq. Miles 1951 24.S",! .C 10.27:) -'-70. :~8 I:~.100 11,769 J2.9[j "''7. Km. J 9(;] :12.172 .J. 7,:lfl:l .J 29.37 17.060 15.112 Class IV Towns (10,OCO-19,999) 1931 10,544 5,468 5,076 .J_ 1941 14,596 4,052 -! 38.43 7,558 7,038 2.70 Sq. Miles 1951 26,fJ04 ",··12,308 -! S4.32 14,180 12,724 7.00 Sq. Km. 1961 30,611 : 3,707 -! 13.78 15,906 14,705 A I'8ikere Town 1901 :Li6;3 2.0·tO 1,525 (/ml/p. I fJIl 3,liS:; ~;- 120 + 3.37 1,n74 1,711 1921 4.72:3 -:1.(1:3S -: 28.17 2,;,12 I.S91 1931 6,'il I -: USf! _c :l9.(J7 :1.117 2Ji9J 1941 1.051 T 4-!() (Ui6 :3.,(H a.290 0.60 Rq. ~!ile~ 1951 14,::90 -; 7.:1:19 . lO·L08 7.793 6,597 ] .56 i'q. Km. 1961 17.021 -j 2.I>:H . IS .28 !l.l-Hi 7,875 (a) Arsik"l'c (~r) H)OI 3,565 ~.n4() 1.525 1911 3,1l85 120 3.37 1.974 1,711 1921 4,72a _. 1,0:38 , 28.17 2.832 1,'>91 1931 6,1)11 .+ I,SRS 39.97 3.717 2,S94 1941 7,051 ..)_ 440 -- 6.66 3.761 3,290 O. 50 ~q. Miles 1951 14,390 -, 7.339 '-10-i.08 7.793 6,597 , 1.30 Rq. Km. 1961 1/).9GJ -, 1 ..~71 10.92 ~.r.08 7,3.'13 (b) Lak.~"mipur (KB) O. 10 Sq. Miles 1951 0.26 ~q. Kill. 1!l61 1,060 ,,:38 522 Holcnal'a~iJlur (M) 1901 G,2ii6 3,100 3,156 I!lII H,862 + fi06 + 9.61 3,:~-1H 3':;13 Hi21 fi./i7!1 IH3 - 2.67 ~,Hi 3,:.'32 I H3l S,23S ~ 1,.I.ll) , 23.31 ·1,ICn 4,072 1!l41 9,:303 -: 1,(16;; -:1:Ui7 4.li(19 4,(;04 ~.1() Sll.~1ilrs ]()51 12.:,14 -;- ;l.~] 1 + 34.:;2 li,3S7 6,127 5.44 Sq. Km, 191,1 13.:i\1O + 1.0'(i + S.60 6.760 6,8~O 4.0 A-IV-- TOWNS AND TOWN GROUPS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901-contd. StatnR l'ercentagp XnnH' of Towill of D".ea 1 2 3 4 ;) n i I' I) Hassan-CAlntd. Class V Towns (5,000-9,999) 1901 14,497 7,202 7,295 1911 19,383 L 4,886 -!-- 33.70 9,604 9,779 1921 14,775 _l 4,608 -r- 23.77 7,715 7,060 19lH 14,849 74 _L- 0.50 7,883 6,966 1941 21,445 f- 6,5ge T 44.42 10,999 10,446 7.50 Sq. Miles 1951 23,344 + 1,899 + 8.85 12,229 11,115 19.43 Sq. KDl. 1961 29,812 -,- 6,4&8 'r 27.71 15,772 14,040 Sakleshpur (:"II) InOl 2,140 1,229 91i> 1911 804 -1,33(; -- 62.43 460 344 1921 2,270 + J,466 + J82.34 1,247 .1,023 IH31 2,925 655 + 28.85 1,725 1,200 1M] 3,620 .L 695 + 23.76 1,988 1,633 4.00 Sq. Miles 1951 5,578 + 1,1)58 + 54.09 3,lOl 2,477 10.36 1'<'1. Km. HI61 7,!l35 + 2.357 + 42.26 4.372 3.563 P-elur (:\f) 19(1l 3,862 I,GI!; 1,944 ]911 2,631 -1,231 - 31 .87 1,308 1,323 ]!)21 2,859 + 228 + 8.67 1,422 1,4'3'1 1031 3,271' -r 419 + 14.66 1,664 1,614 1941 3,703 +- 421) + 12.V7 1,927 1,776 1.10 Sq. Miles 1951 £L70[) + 2,005 + 54 .I.~ 3,Oli; 2,693 2.8.~ Sq.Km. ]5)61 7.!W7 -+- 2,11(1 -r 37.12 4.138 3.169 ,t,_rkalgurl pr) 1[101 4.903 2,41 i 2,486 Hlll 5,060 -+ 157 +- 3.20 2,/;38 2,522 Jfl21 -1,458 ()02 -- II.lIO 2,32] 2,137 1931 4,!)O8 + 450 +- 10.0fl 2,481 "2,427 1941 5,091 183 + 3.73 2,5iU) 2~552 2.20 Sq. Miles 1(l51 6,275 + 1,184- + 23.26 :1,116 3,J5H 5.70 Sq.Km, ]f161 7,01'),,;. 7R2 J. 12.46 3.611 3,446 Channarayapatna (M) 1901 :1,222 1,592 1,63() 191I 2,989 233 7.23 1,498 1,491 1921 3,106 -i- 117 + 3.91 ],564 1,542 1931 3,473 -T- 367 + 1}.82 1,733 1,740 1941 4-,134 + 661 -i~ 19.03 2,082 2,052 0.20 Sq. Miles 1951 5, 78:J + 1,649 + 39.89 2,~7 2,786 0.li2 Sq. Km, 1961 6,913 + 1,130 -1- 19.54 3,651 3.262 Class VI (Less than 5,000) 1901 31,404 16,005 15,399 1911 11,097 -20,307 - 64.66 5,762 5,835 1921 23,494 +12,397 -1111.71 12,501 10,993 1931 27,174 + 3,680 + 15 66 14,174 13,000 1941 24,175 - 2,999 -11.04 12,513 11,662 7.40 Sq. Miles 1951 12,297 -11,896 - 49.21 6,282 5,997 19.17 Sq. Km. 1961 14,941 + 2,662 + 21,68 7,649 7,292 41 A-IV--TOWKS AND TOWN-GROUPS CLASSIFIED BY POP LATION IN 1961 WITH VABlATION SINCE 1901-conclrl. i'tatll~ Pf'l'centage Name of 1'o1\-n/ of Deoade Decade Di.trict Town-Group Town Yl'Ilf P~rsons YAriation YIITiation Males Females 2 3 4 .> 6 7 R 9 Class VI (Less than 5,OOO)--('onlrl. Hassan-tonc/d. J{onanur (M) 1901 2.:32R 1,171 1,157 1911 1 )e-classifierl 1921 Df'-cIIlRBified 1931 2,637 14,68 1.179 1941 2,951 ·!aM +1:1_05 1,498 1,483 2 .00 Hq. Miles 1951 3,734 +763 +25.26 1,943 1,791 5_IS Aq.Km. 1961 4,994 -' 1.200 +33.74 2,599 2,395 BA-nnvara (M) 1901 2,422 1.2\R 1.204 191I De·claSBified 1921 De.classified 1931 3,127 1,627 1,500 1941 2,462 --665 -21.27 1,297 1,165 2.00 Sq. Miles 1951 3,13] +669 f-27.17 1,62:! 1,509. 5. ]8 Sq.Km. ]961 3.1>94 -: 463 -:.14.79 ] ,820 1,771 SravlI.l1l1belagola (M) 1901 1,926 009 ].017 1911 D('-cIIlSRifiN] ]921 1,92:3 952 971 1931 2,371 +448 +23.80 1,197 1,174 1941 2,709 +338 ,,'--14.26 1,396 3,313 0.10 Sq. MiJe5 ]951 2,910 +201 -i- 7.42 1,442 1,468. 0.26 Sq. Km. 1961 3,231 +321 -c- II .():~ ],617 1,614 Alur (M) 1901 1,299 665 tl34,. 1911 988 -311 - 23.94 {i22 466 1921 1,984 +996 +IOO.lH 1,009 975' 1931 1,996 +12 -+- 0.60 1,041 955 1941 2,133 +137 + 6.86 ],126 - 1.007 3 30 Sq. lIi)e~ 1951 2,504 +371 +17.39 ],275 1,229 S .55 Sq. Km. 1961 3,122 +618 +24.68 1,613 1,00f 42 'lJ ~ l- L-- ~ CO 1-- 00 0;: ""1'!",...,.,,, :::: ,...,""'''''''''tq~C"l ...... :=; 'l:, ,..., ...... o M'>'! tOC'I ~ ~~ <- ~o...,.c;. e>"'" ~i' 1- 10 '-:-1 o"', ...... o ~~~ '>, -:-'1 ~l 43 '0 r~ 00 I S !~ I I ~Ii ~ '0'>, I~ j .,.OO~ ~~c Co I. § I~ ~, l~ ~ """ -l~ "" ~~g 'J.) C'1 l~ """ 141'" l6 "" """ """ ~ C ,~ '0 10 X 1- 00 ~O";;~ '0 -£ 1-": o to "':. 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I I I I :..- 1-...... iC ...... l __ c 1- C, 1- 'i'l 1- ~ ...... ~"' L~", ~ "'*'!"? " .§'- X~ c.c ~ ...-::;..:.: 8... !~!; 3"i Z T. ..-,: L' .....~ ~ ~I~:r~ o 1_ eS ~ ~I :;, ~ ~I Z ~I I..: ":'1 ~ 0 C'I ~"i'~ ~ ~ l ~:": ~ '. I I I L 1- :"':: X CI l- ~ 0".:.= "i'"...... .....,. :.: ""1'1 1 L7 =~~ (j5 ':', I::: lO 00 L- ':", ~ G"'I ~ ~ ~e ;:,0 ~ ~ ~ ;: C; ~I , t:--:.. l- I~ ~~~~C-~M e, ..,. M "" .....~ ~ ~I ..... " CT,) L.~ 1- to ":'1 Cf) L,,:) 1- l..":1 e" ':', ~ ~-; 8 ~ ~ ~ "='1"'1";;_ ~ 00 cr.: :z 00 x:: 00 0", "='! ~:.: ~ ...... C\l ..... 00 M L.~ ":'1 1- ~ l .... 1- 'f"'f ~ ...... l- r:--- ~ ~ ~ ~ 1- g__ ~ ~ ~-:-, q "T ~ ~~ • ...... '=" \.0 X ":'1 OC '='1 '" .....o _:t;I L':I ,...... , o co '" _ t- _ >,:> o co M '" I 3o Eo< l bJ) -<'" HASSAN 66 ( I I I I" ...... o '" 00 I L (j7 ( ';', "" ';', 7'1 .... -' H ;.. - G', ,- I 0:; ~ ~ t.: ~ ,....; 0 ... t.O ~ L ..... n 5* 68 r~ I I I I I L 69 I • L~ ~ r ICM~lO""'" tii~~Zt- et.) ~ ...... I f~ I I I I ~ I ~ 'Ii I I .... <:.. I~ I I I ! ,I It;.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ('t)~ q~__ L ]00 70 <0 <0 ~~~-I lC~.-.: II"'" lO~~~ I 0;:. lQ l- ~, I a) _" ,..... ~ L Bo Eo< 71 L":I _. C'-1 l~ ...... oo<:! <- "" ~ _...... - c-.f --+ e.l l~ M O':l .....-4 e > 0> I ..... '" L 72 B-IV PART-A--INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Branch of Industry Total Employee Others .--__ ..A-- __ -.." Total ,--- - "'------.." ,--- - -..A..._ -----.., r--...A-~ Division and Major Rural Group of 1. S. I. C. Urban Maj<,s FemaleB Males Females Males Femalel!! 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HASSAN DISTRICT All Divisions T 8,490 4,945 1,210 147 7,280 4,798 R 6,443 3,540 1,010 119 5,433 3,421 U 2,047 1,405 200 28 1,847 1.377 Division 0 T 1,534 741 335 39 1,199 702 R 1,504 706 329 37 1,175 669 U 30 35 6 2 24 33 Major Group ()() T 11 65 2 6 9 59 R 11 ,59 2 6 9 53 U 6 6 02 T 6 3 5 3 R 5 :~ ~ :I U 1 1, 03 T 8 2 8 2 R 4 4 U 4 2 .( 2 04 T 1,509 671 332 3:1 1,177 638 R 1,484 644 326 31 LI58 613 U 25 27 6 :2 19 25 DIvisIon 1 R 4 1 .. 1 Major Group 10 R 4 4 I)ivislon 2 & 3 T 6,952 4,203 875 108 6,077 4,095 R 4,935 2,833 681 82 4,250 2,751 U 2,017 1,370 194 26 1,823 1.344 M~ior Group 20 T 787 170 414 373 170 R 569 90 a64 205 90 U 218 80 ;')0 168 80 21 T 12 3 12 3 R 4 1 4 1 U S 2 8 ~ 22 T 97 222 14 15 83 207 R 31 93 1 3 30 IJO V 66 129 13 12 53 117 2:1 T 651 991 53 51 598 lIiU R 398 659 38 45 360 614 [J 253 332 15 6 238 326 73 :o..IV PART-A-DmUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSON'S AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-eontd. Branch of InduBtl"y l'ota.! Employ~ Others r-~ Total ,...-__.A-. __ -.... ,...---..A...... -...~ ..A...-..-...... Division and Major Rural Group of I. S. I. C. Urban MaJ,," Females Males Females Males Females 2 .> 4 5 6 7 8 HASSAN DISTRIOT.con/ri. ~{ajor Group 24 R 36 37 36 37 20 T 98 220 .( 6 9,( ~1.( R 92 .207 .( 6 88 201 U 6 13 6 III 26 T 6 8 6 8 R U 5 Il 5 g 27 T 915 518 73 .( 8,(2 514, R 623 365 67 .( 666 361 U 292 153 16 276 15~ 28 T 1,299 1,023 109 1.( 1,190 I,O()!1 R 1,032 801 73 8 969 793 U 267 222 :16 6 231 216 29 U 2 5 2 5 30 U 5 2 3 31 T 166 9 2 154 9 R 79 6 2 77 tl U 77 :1 77 3 33 T 24 6 8 16 6 R 2 3 2 3 U 22 3 6 16 :I 34 & :{5 l' 974 643 50 16 924 627 R 713 422 43 14 670 .(08 U 261 221 7 2 25,( 219 36 T 765 94 102 2 663 92 R 488 84 58 2 430 82 U 277 10 44 233 10 37 R 38 T 101 18 83 R 77 16 61 U 24 2 2~ 44 39 T 1,023 254 25 998 2M R 789 65 22 767 61) U 234 189 :I 231 189 74 B-IV PART-A -INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY--concld. Branch of Industry Total Employee Others ,----_..A.,______-, • ___ _A______-, ,---____..A.,______-., Total ,--. ,------"--- --, Diyision and ::'vIlI,jor Rural Group of L R. T. C. L:rbn.n ~ialeR Fcmfllco 'Ifak, Females Males Female, 2 .)" 4 .') 6 7 8 HASSAN DISTRICT-c,onclrl. All Divisions R 6,443 3,540 1,010 119 5,433 3,421 DiviBion 0 1,504 706 329 37 1,175 669 2 &:l 2.149 .')RO 144 16 2,00.') .')(14 Alur Taluk All Divisions 175 95 6 1 169 9t Division 0 ~ 2 2 1 2 & 3 171 \)4- 4 167 93 Arkalgud Taluk All Divisions 976 942 83 30 893 912 Diyision 0 Hll 167 17 7 134 160 2 &. 3 :-12.) , if) 66 23 759 7.')2 Arsikere Taluk All Divisions R 1,497 941 151 26 1,346 ["5 Diyision 0 -') 289 I~ 51 10 238 :{ 1 a 1 2 & 3 1,205 868 100 16 1,105 852 BeJur Taluk All Divisions H 767 181 304 463 181 DiYision 0 33 18 2 31 18 2&3 734 163 302 432 163 Channarayapatna T&luk All Divisions R 1,236 378 176 13 1,060 365 Division 471 ]01 143 11 :l28 9 5 2&3 765 277 :l3 2 732 27 Hassan Taluk All Divisions R 912 457 144 15 768 442 Division 291 202 47 7 244 195 I 1 2 &:~ 620 255 97 8 523 247 Holenarasipur Taluk All Divisions R 539 457 47 27 492 430 Division 203 142 26 2 177 140 2 & 3 :136 31.') 21 25 :H5 290 Manjarabad Taluk All Divisi ns R 341 89 99 7 242 82 Division ] 62 3 41 21 3 2&3 279 1'6 58 7 221 7~ 75 ,.. r ~Ic: ;.~ .~ I "Of' <0 I' 00 00_ "" ..... 00 ..... 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IE-< I Q ~~~~8~~g;~g ~ ~O';I"""""'t:'lt:O,...., ~ I 00 t"~" ~ .-f' L 00 ...... ~ <- ora ora R8C:~8~ ~~~~~~~~~~ t-..t--L-r-l- 86 (" .....o I o 00 000'> 0000 00 '"l~ 00 I >QUO 00 00 i I~ ~g:j:g~~ MOO""''''' ~ l ~.., r-j"' ci ] rp (1l O>Q o oor ..... I ~ MM I " I~ 0> ..... o t-lOt,Ot-lO C'l00 00 ('o.....;~OlCO ~ ~ ..... 0 ~ C'I:) ~",I""""I ~ .-.j' po-j"' C"-j 1""""1 I::':: 1 00 I § ~o o ..... r- 0> I ~ IO"" l~ ..... 0 0> 0000 1010 l~ 00 ~C'I 0000 r- ,... ~2g~i6 0000 OOlOr:-:tOO~ 0000 ,.... i' .....- ",- "" §'" 00 ~~~~~ r- <:c 0!,1.0~~..-j 10'" l L£ ~ ~ ~i >Q ..... 00 r 0010 00 OO 00 00 ,2= :e Q it 87 B-IV PART-C--INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND DIVISIONS, MAJOR GROUPS MINOR GROUPS OF PERSONS AT WQRK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-contd. RURAL AREAS ONLY Branoh of Industry ,-___.A. __ -, Workers at Workers in Division, Major group Total Workers House hold Industry ::'Ion·household Industry and minor grollp of ,---____._____;..__----... ,-_--..A..__ -. ,--___ .A.__ -, LS.I.C. Persons :Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ALUR TALUK All Divisions 4,532 3,098 1,489 176 95 2,918 1,844 Division 0 2,742 1,674 1,068 4 1 1,670 1,067 33 30 3 30 3 2 &3 604 469 135 171 94 298 41 4 152 152 152 5 6 6 6 6 103 96 i 96 7 7 26 26 26 8 441 396 45 396 45 9 425 244 181 244 181 ARKALGUD TALUK All Divisions 4,682 2,893 1,689 976 942 1,917 747 Division 0 807 469 388 llil 167 318 171 2&3 1,816 986 830 825 775 161 55 4 139 128 II 128 11 5 - 18 18 18 6 300 240 60 240 60 7 22 22 22 8 819 717 102 717 102 9 661 313 348 313 348 ARSIKERE TALUK All Divisions 8,960 6,394 2,566· 1,497 941 4,897 1,625 Division 0 1,838 1,429 409 289 72 1,140 337 "- 1 70 62 8 3 1 59 7 2&3 2,617 1,623 !l94 1,205 868 418 126 4 390 305 85 305 85 5 10 10 10 6 597 446 151 446 151 7 102 102 102 8 1,386 1,205 181 1,205 181 9 1,950 1,212 738 1,212 738 BELUR TAJ.UK All Divisions 9,827 6,650 3,177 767 lSl 5,883 2,996 Division 0 5,570 3,117 2,453 33 18 3,084 3,435 1 1 1 1 2&i 2,007 1,772 235 734 163 1,038 72 4 324 294 30 294 30 Ii 24 24 24 6 344 293 51 293 51 7 42 41 1 41 1 8 804 736 68 736 68 9 711 372 339 372 339 88 B-IV PART-C-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND DIVISIONS, MAJOR GROUPS MINOR GROUPS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-contd. RURAL AREAS ONLY Branch oflndu~try Workers at 'Vorkers in ,------A---__-, Total Workers Household Industry Non·household Industry ,---_____- -..A.-.. ,-__..A...... ______Division and MQjol' ---.,. ~ Group of 1.8.I.('. Persons Males Females Males Femal('s Males Fernal!'s 1 2 3 4 5 .i 7 8 CHANNATIAYAPATNA TAl,UK All Divisions 4,684 3,849 885 1,236 378 2,613 457 Division 0 1,252 1,OR6 166 471 101 615 65 1 75 54 21 54 21 2m3 1,430 1,l02 328 765 277 337 51 4 105 94 11 94 11 5 21 20 20 1 6 257 210 47 210 47 7 43 43 43 8 1,168 1.074 94 1,074 94 9 33:~ 166 167 166 167 HASSAN TALUK AU Divisions 4,554 3,661 893 912 457 2,749 436 Division 0 858 589 269 291 202 2!l8 67 I 6 6 1 5 2 &3 1,346 1,052 294 620 255 432 39 4 184 159 25 159 25 5 32 32 :32 6 254 205 49 205 49 7 144 143 1 143 1 8 1,414 1,303 HI 1,303 111 9 316 172 144 l72 144 HOLENABSIl'UB TALUK All Divisions 2,450 1,729 721 539 457 1,190 264 Division 0 723 515 208 203 142 :H2 66 6 6 6 2&3 801 429 372 :~36 315 93 57 4 125 108 17 108 17 5 16 16 16 6 130 105 25 105 25 7 23 23 23 8 529 478 51 278 51 9 97 49 48 49 48 MAJARABAD TALUK All Divisions 19,241 13,204 6,037 341 89 12,863 5,948 Division 0 13,981 0.075 4,906 62 ;) 0,013 4,903 1 7 7 7 2&3 1,072 898 [74- 279 86 619 88 4 743 706 37 706 37 5 13 13 13 () 471 449 22 449 22 7 72 71 1 7l 8 1,231 1,063 168 1,063 168 9 1,651 922 729 922 729 89 "' PPENDlX TO TABLE B-1Y PART_(' Minor groups having less thall 1 % of workers of the respective divisions (Le~s than O. o~;> in casp of ~iinor Groups of Division 2 & 3 only) have been shown in this Appendix. The following abhr('viations have been used . . HI' for T-follBeholr! Industry, 'XHr' fur Xon·houscl!l)ld Indu$tr.v, ',1-1 • for Mn/es, ·.F· for :l"cmales. HASSAN DISTRICT HASSAN DISTRICT·confr{. 005 'l'otal NHI (M57,F2), reban NIH (.\145,F2); 008 TotHl :344 Total HI (M2); 345 Total HI (.M5,F2); 347 Total NHI (Ml); NHI (M29); 012 TotalKHI (Ml); 020 'l'otal NHI (M34); 021 Total 356 Total HI (M2), Urban HI (M2); 359 Total HI (MI), 360 Total NHI (M278,F4), Urb11n N"HI (M3); 024 Total HI (F3); 025, HI (MSD), NHI (!lI29,FJ), Urban HI c~n7), NHI (MI6); 361 Total Total NHI (M8); 026 Total NHI (M2); 031 Tot,,1 HI (M8) XIII (:Jr·!), Urban RIll Cili3); 362 Total HI (M8,Fl). NHI (M5), F2), NHI (M67), Crhan HI (M4,F2), NHl (1\140); 042 Total, Urban HI (M6,FI), KHI (1112); 363 Total NHI (lIH2), Urban HI (M22,FI3), KHI (l\I40,FI4), Urban NIH (l\I5,F3); 043 Total :XIII (11111); 364 Total HI (:'.17), NIH (11110), Urban HI HI (F2). NHI (M7,F1), erban NHI (M2); 044 Total HI (M6. (:'\I7), NHI (MIO); 36G Total HI (M4), Urban HI (1\14); F2), NHI (3128), Urban HI (MI), NHI (M7); 045 Total HI :no Total NHI (lI'[6), Frban NHI ("lI15); 371 Total NHI (MI); NHI (:'13); 046 Total NHI (M3); 047 Total NHI (M20, (M1). "Grban NHI (MI); 372 Total NHI (M8), Urban NHI F9); 048 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); 101 Total NHI (M8); 373 Total HI (MI); 375 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (M1); 102 Total NHI (MI); 201 Total NHI (MI); 203 (lin); 378 Total NHI (M5), Urban NHI (M4); 379 Total NHI Total HI (MI,F2); 204. Total HI (~I1), NlII (M3), Urball NHI (M8). Urban NHI (M7); 381 Total NHI (MI6). Urban NHI (M3); 205 Total HI (M24,F3), NHI (M23,FI), Urban HI (M23, (MIG); 382 Total KHI (M2), Urba,n NHI (M2); 383 Total NHI F2): NHT (MI9,Fl); 206 Total HI (M3,Jf2), XHI (MI, FI). (lIUO), Urban NHI (.MIO); 384 Total HI (M7), NHI (l\I57), Urban HI (M3,F2). NHI (MI,Fl); 210 Total HI (MI); Urban Urban HI (M6), NIlI (MoG); 3R5 Total NHI (M4), Urban NHI HI (MI): 211 Total NHI (M32): 214 Total HI (M9,F3). NHI (114); 386 Total NHI (MI), Vrban NHI (MI); 387 Total NHI (M42), Urban HI (M6,F2); ~HI (M27); 215 Total HI (M1). (.:1'[1), Urua,n NHI (MI); 389 Total HI (M63), NHI (M28, Urban Urban HI (MI); 217 Total NHI (MI5,FI); 218 Total HI (IIiI). HI (:In), NHI (M9); 391 Total NHI (MI); 392 Total HI (M9), NHI (F1). Urhan NHI (FI); 221 Total NHI (MI), Urban NET XHI (M3I), Urban HI (M6). NHI (M27); 394 Total HI (M3), (Ml). 222 Total NHI (M2), Urban NHI (MI); 224 Total HI XHI (M8). Urban HI (M3), NHI (M7); 402 Total NHI (MI8); (M6,F4), NHT (MI), Urban NHI (lIn); 2211 Total NHI (M2). (lOO Total NIH (MI4), "Crban NHI (M5); 602 'l'otal NHI (M5), Urban NHI (M2); 230 Total HI (M2,F3), NHT (M7,Fll), Urban erban NIlI (Mo); 603 Total NHI (MI7), Urban NHI (M4); 605 HI (M2,F3), NHI (M7,Fll); 232 Total NHI (M3,F3), Urban Total NHI (1\11); Urban RHI (MI); 606 Total NHI (M3), Urban NHI (M2,F2); 233 Total HI (M7,F7), NHI (M2), Urban HI RHI (M2); 607 Total NHI (!vI8), Urban NHI (M8); 608 Total (M2,F6); 236 Total HI (M6,F72), NHI (M2,F2), '('rban HI XHI (lin), Urban NHI (MI); 610 Total NHI (MI); Urban NHI (M6,F68), NHI (::\12,F2); 238 Total HI (M4,F4), NHI (M3). (lIH); 6ll Total NHI (M6), Urban NHI (M5); 612 Total NHI Urban HI (F4); 239 Total HI (MI), Urban HI (l\Il); 244 Total (MI). Urban NHI (MI); 613 Total NHI (l\H). Urban NHI (MI); HI (M36,F37); 250 Total HI (F4), NHI (FI), Urban HI (F4). NHI 614 Total HI (M5). NHI (M5); 615 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (FI); 251 Total HI (Ml.1<'3). Urban HI (MI,I<'3); 253 Total HI (~n); 617 Total NHI (M9), Urban NHI (M7); 621 Total NHI (Ml,F38), Urban HI (MI,F8); 256 Total HI (F4), NHI (FI). Urban (1il7). Urban (M5); 632 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); HI (F4), NHI (FI); 261 Total HI (F2), Urba.n HI (F2); 262 Total HI 633 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); 634 Total NHI (MIO), (MI), 264 Total HI (M5,F5), NHI (M2), Urban HI (M5,F5), NHI Urban NHI (M6); 635 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); 638 (M2); 265 Total HI (FI), "C"rban HI (FI); 270 Tota.l HI (M52). Total NHI (M3), Urban NHI (M3); 639 Total NHI (M34,F2), erban HI (M2); 271 Total HI (M2.F37), NHI (MI.F3), Urban Urban NHI (M34,F2); 642 Total NHI (M5), Urban NHI (M5); HI (M2,FIa); 274. Total HI (M3,F5). NHI (M23,FI), Urban HI 643 Total NHI (1\114), Urban NHI (MI4); 645 Total NHI (M62, (M3,F5), NHI (MI8,FI), 275 Total NHI (M5), Urban NHJ Fll), Urban NHI (M50,FI); 647 Total NHI (M44) , "Urban NHI (M5): 278 Total NHI (MI), Urban NHI (MI); 279 Total HI (M33); 648 Total NHI (l\il8,F3), Urban (MI5,F3); 651 Total (MI.Fll), KHI (FI), Urban HI (MI,FIl); 284 Total HI (M!. N"HI (M27.FlO), Urban (M:!3,F8); (i52 Total NHI (M28), Urban FlO), NHI (MIO), Urban HI (FI), NHI (M7); 285 Total NHI N"HI (M27); 653 Total NHI (l't1l5) , Urban NHI (MI5): 654 (MJ), Urban XHI (An); 286 Total NIH (M3), Urban NHI Total NHI (M3), Urban NHI (lI13); 655 Total NHI (aJ27), Urban (M3); 287 Total H£ (F2). NTH (M5): Urban HI (F2), NHI (M5); XHI (M26): 660 Total XHI (M25,FI), Urban (M24,FI); 663 290 Total KHI (1'1); 291 Total HI (MI), Urban HI (MI); 292 Total NHI (M2,F4); Urban NHI (MI); 664 Total NHI (M48, Total HI (~1l,F5), Vrban HI (MI,F5); 301 Total NHI (M4), F5). Urban RHI (M28); 670 Total NHI (1\1l8,F2), Vrban NHI Urban (M4); 302 Total HI (M5), NHI (M72); Urban HI (M5) (M12,F2); 671 Total NHI (1\133,FI), Vrban NHI ('11132); 673 NHI (1\172); 303 Total NIlI (}I5), Urban NHI (M4); 310 Total Total NHI (M12,F2), Urban (l\19,FI); 680 Total NHI (M3), Urban HI (MI), NIH (MS), Urban NHI (M5). 314 Total NHI (M8,F2) N"HI (M3); 681 Total NHI (MI,FI), Urban NHI (l\ll,FI); 682 NHI (M24,FI), Urban HI (M7,F2), NHI (M21,FI); 320 Total Total NHI (M15), Urban NHI (1\H4); 683 Total NHI (M70), NHI (lIH2), Uban NHI (MI2): 323 Total NHI (MI), Urban Urban NHI (M33); 684 Total NHI (M6.F4), Urban NHI (J\i5 NHI (M1); 324 Total NHI (M2), Urban NHI (M); 326 Total F4); 685 Total NHI (M2,FI), Urban NHI (M2,FI): 686 Total NHI (M1,:I<':::); 330 Total NHI (Mll,FI2), Urban NHI (MIl, N"HI (M64.), Urban NHI (M57); 687 'fotal NHI (M6). Urban FI2); 332 Total XHI CM4.), Urban NHI (M4): 333 Total HI XHI (M4); 688 Total NHI (MI3), Urban (M12); 690 Total NflI (M7), NHI (M2), Urban HI (:M6), NHI (M2); 335 Total HI (M3), Urban NHI (M3); 693 Total NHI (M28,F2), Urban NHI (MI3,F6). NHI (lIm,F3), Urban HI (MI3,F3) NHI (M9,F3); (M23); 694 Total NHI (M38), Urban NHI (M23); 696 Total 336 Total HI (M4), NHI (M19), Urban HI (M3), N"HI (MI9); XHI (M2), Urban NHI (M2); 705 Total NHI (MR), Urba.n NHI 90 iWPENDIX TO TABLE B-1V PART-C HASSAN DISTJUCT-contd. HASSAN DISTRICT- coneld. (M6); 706 Total NflI (M2); 709 Total NHl (M6), Urban NHI NHl (l\124), Urban NHI (M24); 852 Total NHI (M 10), Urban (M3); 710 Total NIH (:MIS), Urban NHI (MIS); 720 Total NHI NHl (M9); 853 Total NHI (1I120,Fl), Urban NHI (11'119); 860 (M2) , Urban NflI (1112); 731 Totg,l KHI (11119), Urban NHI Total Nfll (Mo8,Fl), Urban NIH (MM,Pl); 8tH Total NHI (MIS); S10 Total NH I (M67,F4), Urban NflI (!lf61,F4); 812 C~I:iO,F23), Urban NHI (M24,F9); 862 Total NHI (M55,F35), Total NHI (MI2,1<'1). Prhan NHI (M7,FI); 821 Total NIH l:l'ban NET (M2); 870 'fotal NflI (M6), Urban NHI (M5): 871 (MI04,Fl); Urban NHI (M43,Fl); 830 Total NflI (M172,F6). Total NIH (M98,Fl), Urban NHI (M65,Fl); 873 Total NHI Urban NHI (M53,1<'6); 832 Total NEI (M23,F9) Urhan NHI (M4,Fl), Urban NHI (:M3,Fl); 881 Total NHI (MI7,F2), U~ban (M29.F7); 840 Total NUl (MI49,Fl), Urban (M143,FI): 850 NHT (M9.1~2); 885 Total NHI (M35), Urbrm NRI (M35). 91 • M o ,....; ..... ,..,00 • 00 C'I ..... • <:; I I I I ~...qIO';l~OO to }_C """'" ~1 00 .:};C"! ! ice S~C:tC~~I!CJ~ I;§ ..... 0> I u) ..,; ! I ~:COl'"'~::.;:c;g aa 1- to .r; L o Z ....o 00 § * r co ...... / I~ :.::; (Jl o d I S ..;< "" Ir: A I I'-<"" I ... ra U':) ~ t-- ~ ~ ~ ~o ~ Ol...... C I"'" I a00 , I '" '"o C\I C'l 1 I': __._.. (Tj ~ j I ~ "" c:; ~ l l~ ,- • 0 • <0 00 '"'i' .;:: ...... '" ...... 0000 ro '" ...... , 10 '" .", ...... o>Q ~o a: o 93 00 'l"J C\llQL~C':lC'1 ...... t_C ....~M OO~~lQ~ .... l- 0000 ...... o..... 0000 OOOC'l['-ooOO,...... ;r--I~ 00...... ~r-i [-~1.0~~ ..... 0> 0> 00...... ~ lOll,) ~I 1 1O ll,) I] 0>0> I 0 ...... IE-! I I 00 C\J~lQ ...... 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'"t:I P::<" t-- "" lC ~ co M M .,0: c:<:I en 5 S b C\I 00 ~ ~ 0> <:0 <'" ~ [) ] ~ ~ ~ .,~ ~ 1'"""1 a SO c:<:I <:0 <:0 E ~ ~ ~ l ~ ]04 r I I I I I 0';lC';)C"":'~ I C'? r;O 1...... ,~ I C'l I I I COt--- ..... _~~ e I ~ ~:2~~ '" I l~ C\I "" (.s ~I~j;~ I I I cI; G"J""" '" ~ C'~ C\1 I ~ tt ~ C'l ~ ~ .... l ::;~ Uoj " ~'" COt '>, ."...... "" I ~ I .;:o I .... -< _. lC (/:) el e,f . ~ ii ...... l~ Ie -:'1 o .... C\l .- t- . 0-< ~ .-I ""14 CQ ~ 1t)000CfJ...... r...... r,....jOO~ 11:) M _ ~ l- 0 t- r:/:; "!. ,..-.4 ~ ~,....j to ....o oc ~a~»~§~ r< 105 ...... A ~ ~ ;;j f::< q z -< ,..... ';'1 I : g L L~~' CD oc CJO ... ~ ..,. U") ... - .... I .... I- .... 00 .... 01 ...."" ...."" l- 1 ~ I 0 0'1 I ~ l L~ ~ o o U ~ 0> p. p o p; o 106 .>0 .....~ . « • 10 co .<0 . oz H W H ;.. H Q ..,...... co co co co (lO 00 107 B-V -OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION RURAL AREAS ONLY Total WorkerR Tot,a] 'VorkNH DiviHion Division , ______..A.. ______~ ,---- - _, - --,,--_. ------, ,..----"---. ,.-A-~ Persons Males Females Category P<'rsons Mrdc8 Females Category 2 3 4 2 4 Alur Taluk-conr-/d. Alur Taluk 122 13 ALL DIVISIONS Total 4:532 3,093 1,439 Division 9 Total 135 III 4 -\ Category III 2,770 1,700 1,070 Catl'gory IX 131 llS 13 IV 270 175 95 V 339 298 41 Arkalgud Taluk VI 152 152 VII 103 96 7 ALL DIVISIONS Total 4,582 2,893 1,689 VIII 26 26 Category III 489 318 171 IX 872 646 226 IV 1,918 976 942 V 216 161 55 Division 0 Total 1611 150 18 VI 139 128 11 Cat Division 5 Total 63 60 3 Division 4 Total 739 457 282 Category [II 63 6U 3 Category III 487 :H6 171 IV 252 111 III Division 6 Total 28 28 Total 16 16 Category IV 4 4 Division 6 V 2 Category VI VIII 22 22 VIn 15 15 Divisions 7 & 8 Total 1,145 829 316 Divisions 7 & 8 Total 2,669 1,421 1,248 Category III Category III 1 1 IV 261 167 94 IV 1,666 835 831 V 333 292 41 V 213 158 55 VI 1I6 ll6 VI 109 98 11 VIII 2 2 VII I IX 432 251 181 IX 679 328 351 108 B-V OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-~O)ltr1. TmnAr, AREAS ONLY Divisiou T"hl Vi'0rkcrs Divjyion Total 'Vorkors ,__ _ , ___ ..A, ______---, f"-.A.-~ ,--_..A._~ ,------"------~ C:: ,\;gory J)('l~on); 'i:1.jp·p. Vi'1)];l k~ ('ifl.tr.~or." Persons 'hl~.q Females 2 2 4 /,rkalgud Taluk- 1'011('1". Aralikere Taluk-c0nrlrl. Division 9 Total 274, 218 56 Divisions 7 Co 8 Total 4,928 3,106 1,822 Category IX 274 218 ;,0 C~trgor'y lV 2,073 1,204 869 V 412 126 Arsikere Taluk V[ :Hl k5 VIII 9 AlL DIVISIONS Total 8,960 6,394 2,566 IX 1,9~2 1,210 742 Category III 1,543 1,1_!l9 344- Division ::; 447 324 123 IV 2,438 1,.'\97 941 Category IX 447 32~ 123 V 544 418 126 VI 390 305 85 VII 597 446 151 Belur Taluk VIII 102 102 IX 3,346 2,427 g19 ALL DIVISIONS Total 9,827 6,650 8,177 (latcgory , 5,520 3,085 2,435 Division 0 Total 616 582 34 948 767 1i1 \'ategory IV 1,110 1,038 "12 VI 2 324 294 30 IX 613 579 34 344 293 51 4·2 41 1 Division 1 Total 221 206 15 1,539 1,132 ~1)7 ( 'ategory V Division 0 Total 346 316 30 VI 2k 2 VHf 1 III 2 V· IX 191 176 15 VI :i 3 IX 340 310 Division 2 Total 114 109 5 V 2 2 Dlvi,:on 1 Total 145 139 6 IX lIZ 107 5 In 2 2 v 4 Division 3 Total 597 446 i51 VI 34 2 Category VIT 5U7 H6 Iii 1 VII L,( 103 97 6 Division 4 Total 1,838 1,429 409 Division 2 Total 190 186 1,477 III 1,140 337 Ca:-cgory III 112 112 3tH IV 289 V 3 3 ., VII ., :J Division 5 Total 69 62 7 V111 3 ;1 rategorv III 66 7 IX 6~ 6.-; 4 IV 3 3 Division 3 Total 337 287 50 Division 6 Total 130 180 Category VII 337 287 60 Category V 3 3 VI 3~ 34 Division 4 Total 5,382 2,932 2,450 VIn 92 9!! III 5,327 2,895 2,432 IX I I IV 47 29 18 IX 8 8 109 B-V -OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORi{ OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-coutd. RURAL AREAS ONLY tl' ! 1 ,1· 1., Division ,\I,d, 1\()ih_ClS Dh-if,ion ToLd Workers f - . _ . ...A .. _____ - - -~ ,-_..A._-,. ,---- - ______.A...____ _ r-..A.~~ Category c"tegory Persons Males Femalea' 4 2 3 Belur _Taluk -: ();'fd. Channarayapatna Talt'k-c01dd. Division 5 Total 1 1 Division 3 Total 259 212 47 Catcgory III ('aL-gory V :2 2 VII 257 210 Division 6 Total 46 45 1 1,387 Cakgory I I L () DivisiOI! 4 Total 1,221 166 VI III 678 tll3 tl5 VIII 38 IV 579 478 101 V 129 129 Divisions 7 & 8 Total 3,074 2,468 606 IX 1 CaLegory IlL ;, I ::a IV \lOl 738 11)3 Division 5 Total 53 45 8 V 1,102 1,030 72 III 40 32 8 VI 2SG 2'}(l V 7 7 VII VI 6 (j IX 7D2 412 340 Division 6 Total 35 35 P'lislon 9 Total 306 276 30 Category III 2 2 l'atcgory III ;:;!) 3G 3 V 1 IX 267 240 VIII 32 32 Channarayapatna Taluk Divisions 7 & 8 Total 1,765 1,243 522 III 16 3 13 ALL DIVISIONS Total 4,684. 3,il49 835 IV 1,031 754 277 V 2<10 IS!) 51 Category III 755 669 86 VI 81 71 10 IV 1,614 1,236 378 IX 397 226 171 V 388 33'7 51 VI 105 94 11 Division 9 Total 304 258 46 VII 257 210 47 Category III 3 3 VIII 43 43 V 4 4 IX 1,260 1,522 262 IX 297 251 46 Total Division 0 549 518 321 DivisIon 10 Total 8 8 Category 4 4 IV ClltegOlY III 6 6 V I IX 2 2 VI 2 2 IX (;42 511 31 Hassan Taluk Division 1 Total 222 211 11 Category III 4 ,1 ALL DIVISIONS Total 4,554 8,631 893 VI 15 14 C:1tcgOl'Y III 370 303 67 VIn 9 !) IV 1,:3tl9 912 457 IX 194 184 10 V 471 432 39 VI 184 159 25 Division 2 Total 102 98 4 VII 254 205 49 Category III 6 6 VIII 144 143 1 V 4 IX 1,762 1,507 255 VI I VIII 2 2 DIvision 0 Total 719 657 62 IX 89 85 4 Cat. gory IX 719 657 6» J10 B·V~OCCUPATION.AL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION -contd. RURAL AREAS ONLY Di"ision Total Workers Division Total Workers , ___' ___ ..A. ____~ ____; ,.-..A..~ ,--"-, .------"------.., Category Persons 'lilales Ferua! Category Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 Hassan Taluk-(ondd. Holenarasipur Taluk-tontld. Division 0 Total ri vis ion 1 Total 119 110 9 333 322 11 Category IV Category V :1 3 4 4 VI Ii 17 " 1 vn IX 328 ~1l7 II VHI :2 2 Division 1 'fotal 78 IX ~'7 88 9 73 5 Category III 1 1 Division 2 Total 362 <>54 8 VI 30 30 Category V 8 8 IX 47 42 5 VIII 1 1 IX :l.53 :l45 b Division 2 Total 40 39 Categ(Jry Division 3 Total 254 205 49 III IX 39 38 \:atego; y VII 254 205 49 Division 4 Total 858 589 269 Division 3 Total 130 105 25 Ca'rgOJ) III 365 298 ()7 Category VII 130 105 25 IV 493 291 202 Division 4, Total 723 515 208 Division 5 Total 6 6 Category III 378 312 66 Cat'-gory III [j .) IV 343 201 142 IV V I VI Division 6 Total 146 141l 1 Category V 1 1 Division 5 Total 3 3 VI 6 6 Category VIII 137 136 III 3 3 IX 2 2 Division 6 TOlal 37 37 Divisions 7 &8 Total 1,858 1,395 463 Category VI 14 14 Category IV 875 620 255 Vln 23 23 V 45t; 417 39 VI 161 136 25 Divisions 7 &8 Total 996 557 439 VIn 1 4 Category III IX :~62 218 144 IV 649 334 315 V Division 9 Total 231 200 31 147 90 57 VI 80 63 17 Category V 3 3 IX 119 69 50 IX 228 197 ~n Division 9 DiviSion 10 Total 1 1 Total 110 78 32 Category V Category IX 1 I IX 109 77 32 Holenaraslpur Taluk Maniarabad Taluk ALL DIVISIONS Total 2,450 1,729 721 ALL DIVISIONS Total 19,241 13,204 6,037 Category III 384 31S 66 Category III 13,923 9,020 4,903 IV 996 539 457 IV 430 341 89 V 150 93 61 VI V 707 619 88 125 108 17 VI VII 130 743 706 87 105 25 VII 471 VIIl 23 449 22 23 VIII 72 IX 542 543 71 1 99 IX 2,895 1,998 897 111 B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF P})RSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-concld. RTTRAL AREAS ONLY Division Total Workers Division Total Workers ..A_____ ~ ,.-..A.._~ ~ ,- .--- ~ Category Persons Males Females Category Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 I 2 3 4 Manjarabad Taluk---contd. l\fanjrabad Taluk-coneld. DivisIon 0 Total 295 265 80 Division 4 Total 18,745 8,840 4,905 Category III 13,645 8,745 4,900 Category III 4 4 IV 65 62 3 IX 291 261 30 V 22 22 VI 5 5 VII I I Division 1 Total 295 283 :12 IX 7 5 2 Category III 24 24 Division 5 Total 4 4 V 2 2 Category IV 3 3 VI 72 72 V 1 IX 197 185 12 Division 6 Total 103 102 Category 18 18 Dlvilion 2 Total 203 198 5 III V 2 2 Oategory III 101 101 VIII 70 69 13 13 V 8 8 IX VI 5 5 VII 3 3 Divisions 7 &8 Total 3,510 2,566 944 VIII 2 2 Category III ll5 113 2 IX 84 79 5 IV 362 276 86 V 667 579 88 VI 661 624 37 Division 3 Total 470 448 22 Division 9 Total 1,705 974 731 Category III 1 1 Category III 616 498 118 V 2 2 IV 15 14 I VII 467 445 22 V 3 3 IX 598 481 117 112 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V li'igUl'<'H for Famili(,H havillg leos than 1 ~{, of WOrk(TH of the I'c"pective Occupational Division fur Divisions other than 7-8 and less than 0.5% for Division 7-8. [N,B. ;-. (J) \\'hef(' figures f()r 'Total' anti 'l'rban are i,knticaJ, a lint' has been prcsented for ''Lrban' only. The same iigur('s may he ffwl as for' Total'. (2) Where figures ha,e been prc"entecl for' Total' only, they J('late exclusively to· the 'Hural' area, the figures for' erban' area being Nil]. Total! Total! Family L'rban Catt-gory :Family Urban Category HASSAN DISTRICT'folltd. HASSAN DISTRICT mi! Total IV (~lS), V (M4) (luO Total ILL (M.l) Urban V (J\l3) (102 Tutal VI ()Ol:)). IX (M2) 087 Total IX (~13,F4) "['rban \"1 (}IJ), IX (M2) erban IX (M2,F4) ooa D"ban LX C~1t;) 089 Total IX (!1152,FI) 005 Clban IX (.'t'I) urban IX (M30,PI) 009 'lobI V (MI), VI (MIO), IX (MIl) 090 Urban IX (M2) L:rban \'I (M7), IX (~1l0) 091 Total IX (:l11:l,FI) Olll L'rLan YlI (M2). IX (MI) Urban IX (MI2,J<'J) 020 Total 111 (MI), IX (MIl) 099 Total IX(MI) ·Crb.111 IX (~i2) OX3 Urban IX (M2) 021 Total IX (M13) OXg Total IV (MI), IX (M3) Crban IX (M4) 109 Total IX (M7,]'15) ()~2 Crhan IX (MI) Urban IX (M6,Fl) 023 l:rLan IX (MIl) 120 1:rban VII (MI2) O~9 Total IX (M22) 121 Urball VII (M3) l'rban IX (M3) 129 l:rb:m VII (M2) Total lX (1I129,F3) 130 To(,al HI (M8), IV (M:~) Urban IX (MIO,F2) 210 Ur1)an IX (M12) 0:12 Total IX (~n6,FI) 220 ToiaI III (.:\11), IX (Ml) I.'rhan IX (M7,FI) l.'rban IX (~Il) 035 Total LX (M1) 229 'l\;lal III (::'III), IX (MI,}'I) 039 TuLd I X. (::'1122) Urhi1n IX CMI,FI) Urban IX (M9) 310 Total VII (MI6) 040 Total IX (M4,F37) Urban VII CMI2) Urban IX (M3,.F:JJ) :lll 1:rhan VII C~llI) 043 Total IX (~i42,F5) 312 Urban VII (Ml) 'LrLan IX (M22,F5) 313 Urban VII (MI) 044 Urban IX (M4,F:l) 319 Crban VII (M6) u53 Toted IX (Mll,b'17) :120 Total VII (M21) l~rbnn IX (M6,:F9) 1:rban VII (M2) 060 l'rLan IX (M7) 321 Total V (l\I4), VII (MI4) 062 Total IX (M9) l.~rban VII (MI4) Urban JX (MS) 329 LTrban VII (M7) 06() l.'l'ban IX (:\124) 340 Total VII (M4I, r2) 071 Total VII (MI7), VIn (M6), IX (M34,Fl) t:rhan VII C~127) Urban VII (lI1l7), VIII (M6), IX (M33,Fl) 341 Total VII (Fl) 072 Total VI (MIl), IX (Ml) 402 Total III (M3), IX (MI8) Urban VI (M2), IX (MI) Urban IX (MI4) 076 'rotal IX (MI6,1<'19) 404 Total III (M27,) IX (M2) Urban IX (."IIR,F7) Urban III (M23) 07S Total IX (M7) 410 Total III (:\15), VI (l\U) 079 l..'rhan IX (M3) 412 Total III (M59,F21), IV(Ml), VI(I\11), VII(Ml), OSO Total IX (M2,FI) IX (MI6,1<'4) Vrban IX (M2) [;1'ban III (M59,}'21), IV (MI), IX (MI4, F4) 081 Total IX (MI6) 413 Total HI (M29), IV (MI), V (M126) Urban IX (MI5) Urban V (~I25) 082 1:rban IX (MI) 421 Total III (M21,F9) 083 Total IX (Mil) 431 Total III (M62), IV (:\18,Fl) l'l'ban IX (M6) l.'rb,.n III (M35), IV (1\14,Fl) 113 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V-Gontd. Total I Total! .Family l_'l'hal} Family Urban Category Category HASSAN DISTRICT-wntd. HASSAN DISTRICT-follid. 7tiO Total 439 Total In (~H), IV (MI, IX (m) V (.M6), nIl (lIl:~), IX (M47) Urban III C~14), IV (MI), IX PU) 'Crbal1 V (:'\IG), YIIl (;\I:J) IX (:'Il:3G) 761 Ul'han 410 Total III (.'\I:JO) Vill (M:!), IX (Ml) Total 441 Total III (1'2), IV (M7,.1!'142), V (MI) 'iG2 V PI5), IX (Thll) l.'rban 442 Total III (.'\163,:1<'2), IV (M4,F2), V \:'Il4\I), VI (M4) \' (;\U), IX (1'11) 610 Total VIU (l\12) 769 Total V (:\Il5), YIll (IIl2), IX (~Iij;"FI) 6'!2 Urban VIII (MI) Urhan V (iIlI;;), VIII (:\12), IX (111:35,.1<'1; 771 (ii,2 Urban VIII (M4) Total V (l\Il) ()71 Urban VIII (:'118) 773 Total IV (:\142) 774 Total 672 Urban VIII (J\1l) IV PI8;}), V (1\121) 679 Total VIII (MI2), IX (M:~) (,rban IV (Ml:!) l'rban VIII (M4), IX (1\13) 779 Total IV (M32,F:J), V (lIll7) 701 Total IV (1,':)1), V (F2) TJdJ HASSAN Il4 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V-concld. Total Tote,l FAmily Urban Category Family Urban Category HASSAN DISTRICT-contd. HASSAN DISTRICT-concld. III (M3,FI), V (M4), VIII (M4), IX (M2I,F16) 871 Urban V (M6), VIII (M4) 910 Total 873 Urban V(M9) Urban V (M3), VIII (M4), IX (FI4) 874 Urban VIII (MI) 913 Total IX (M7) 875 Total V(Ml) Urban IX (F6) 876 Urban VIII (M2), 930 Total III (MI), VI (M3), IX (M9,F7) 879 Total III (MI), V (M8), IX (M4), Urban VI (M3), IX (M8,F3) Urban IX (M4) 951 Total IX (M3,F20) 902 Urban IX (M4) Urban IX (M2,FI) 909 Total IX (MIO) 970 Urban IX (M20) Urban IX (M7) 979 Total IX (M26) Urban IX (M25) 115 ... • I>< r- ..., : ..... It.I (l().... L 000 0"' ...... -< ....'" .• .....,.... 00 ...... ' .... d oS! :eQ 8'" 116 ...... • 10 10 lQ ..... ' .....CQ ..... ... .....""' ...... ..... • <0 ' "0.;: -~~~ ~ ~'7'7'?+o r..0~~~", ~ 117 .... • 0> . M ...... ::z ~l ~ ~;:: ....,.... t- "'<14 ...... :£...... 1::1 .!: .~ .l:!! .l:!! .~ .!: Q Q 11S r r ...... .... ...... 119 ,r 1 I I .,..,.00 '" '" I ~ f '" 1 ~~ ill ...... g I a3l I r- ao .....o l • • Oil::: 00 a) a) o C':IlQ"'I!f'I """"' ...... 0 ~lOC:O 0)~10 t--~ o ~MO aor:-P""'(...... -.:tt~.,.-4 ...... "" 0,...., .. 0) ..... o z ...... o w...... ~ I A E.O o ~, 1..:.r~ IP I, ..,,: "" 00 o.. ...I>-, ~~ g I ~I I \ L 121 B-VII PART-B- INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Principal work Principal work ,.....~ __ A. ____ -. ,....------"------. Additiollal work Additional work at household industry at. household indnstry Fomales (Division & Major Group) :'I[alos i Division & Major Grou]') Males 3 HASSAN DISTRICT-TOTAL HASSAN DISTRICT-TOTAL-conld. 8,226 P. W. All Divisions . , ~,882 16,523 P. W. Major Group 01 12,131 f\ A. W. ALT. 1)n'Ism~'s :IO() 44 A.1\'. AL[, I)/HSI DIVISION 0 93 2 DIVrSrox () 31 6 Major Group 03 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 29 04 91 P. W. Major Group 02 945 125 DIVISION 2 & 3 207 42 A. 'V. ALI. D,VISIONS 2 Major Group 20 41 21 2 D'Y/STON 2 & 3 2 22 16 2 23 2:1 2 P. W. Major Group 03 67 25 1 27 30 2 A. W. ALI. DIVIRIOXS 6 28 4\1 19 29 :l DIVISION 2 & 3 6 :n .'i 33 1 :\Iajor Group 27 34 &; 35 12 28 I 36 2 :l4 & 35 4 :38 :3 :JfI 2(J J5 P. W. Division 2 & 3 6,731 830 A. \Y. Au. DIVISfOl"S 5 P. W. Divbion 0 16,787 9,193 DIVISro" 0 A. W. AI,L DlvISION~ ]39 9 1\1ajor Gronp 04 DIVISION (I ~J , DIVISION 2 & 3 :\Iajor Group 04 81 Major Grn'lp 20 I)J VISIO" 2 & :3 fi8 n 22 23 Majo!' (: ronp 20 10 34 & 3.1 2:~ 2 91 27 2 P. W. Major Group 20 1,258 28 34 34 & 35 6 A. W. ALv DIVISIO-:;~ 31' DIVISION 2 & 3 :39 3 P. W. Malor Group 27 1,180 9:> P. W. Major Group 00 1,707 327 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS :l A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 21 ;) DIVISION 0 DIVISION 2 & 3 21 3 DIVISION 2 & 3 122 B-VII PART-B- INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY- contJ. Principal w(lrk Principal work r------"------. _---__ A. ____-, Additional work Additional work at household indue~rv Itt household industry (Division & Major Group) Male!! Fornal!'! (Division & Major Group) Males Females 2 3 I 2 3 HASSA", DISTRICT- TOTAL-f!mtd. HASSAN DISTRICT-TOTAL- contd. P. W ••ajor Group 85 526 18 P.W. Major Group 60-63 438 19 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALT, DIVISIONS 2, DIVISION 2 &; 8 DrvrsTON 2 &; 3 2 P. W. Major Group 88 356 P. W. Major Group 64-68 6,739 743 A. W. ALL DIVISIONR A. W. ALT, DIVTAIONS 93 19 DIVIS10N 2 & 3 DIVISIoN 0 7 1'_ W_ Division 4- 3,352 372 DIHSIO}' 2 & 3 86 18 A. W. ALL DrnSIO"NS P. W. Division 7 2,220 19 DIVISION 2 & 3 1 A.W. ALL DIVISIONS 3 Major Group 27 DIVISION 2 & 3 3 P. W Malor Group 40 11,352 372 Major Group 22 28 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 39 .'. DIVISIO!" 2 & 3 P.W. Major Group 70 & 71 1,942 15 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 P. W. DivisIon 8 7,437 793 DIVISION 2 & 3 A_ W. ALL DIVISIONS 95 19 P. W. Major Group 73 276 4 DIVISION 0 7 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 )1ajor Group ()3 2 1 04 5 DIV!SION 2 & 3 2 Dn'JRION 2 & 3 88 18 P. W. DivisIon 8 16,202 2,581 Major Group 20 27 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 50 II 21 2 22 9 DIVISION 0 4 23 9 27 21 Major Group 04 4 28 2 3 29 DIVISION 2 & 3 46 lC 34 & 311 86 I Major Group 20 3 38 2 22 5 39 III 13 23 11 2 1~3 B-VII PART-B --INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY- contd. Principal work Principal work ,------"------,_ Additional work Additional work at household industry at household industry (Division &; Major Group) Males ]!'emnleR (Diyision & Major Group) 'Males 2 <>" 2 3 HASSAN DISTRICT-TOTAL-confd. HASSAN DISTRICT--·TOTAL-contd. Major Group 25 P. W. Major Group 88 4,390 729 27 i) 2 28 6 3 A. W. ALI, DIVISIONS 4 29 2 31 5 DIVISION o 33 34 &; 35 4 DIVISION 2 & 3 2 36 I 39 3 P. W. Major Group 89 1,887 808 P. W. I(ajor Group 80 3,814 157 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 14 1 o Drvrsro", 2 & 3 DIVISION o 3,515 2,698 DIVISION 2 &; 3 II P. W. Division 9 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 5 P. W. Major Group 81 3,736 508 DIVISION 2 &; :; i 5 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 18 4 Major Group 27 1 DIVISION ~ &; 3 18 4 28 6 5 P. W. :Major Group 82 801 251 P. W. Major Group 90 3,515 2,698 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W ALL DIVISIONS 7 5 DIVISION 2 & 3 DIVISION 2 & 3 7 5 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL P. W. Major Group 83 546 24 P. W. All Divisions 35,030 13,817 207 21 A. W. AT~L DIVISIONS 7 A. W: ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION 0 85 DIVISION 2 &; a 7 Major Group 04 85 21 P. W. Major Group 86 153 59 DIVISION 2 & 3 122 Major Group 20 12 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 21 2 22 3 2 DIVISION 2 &; 3 23 20 27 21 P. W. Major Group 87 400 43 28 45 17 29 2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS :3 31 5 34 &; 35 :l DIVISION 2 &; 3 3 38 2 39 124 B-VII PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY- conta. Principal work Principal work r _------A.._~ ___ ~ .-____..A.. ____-, Additionallirork Additional work at I, '"seh"ld indu3try at housdlOld industry DiviH;on &; Major Group) MaIeR :Femalcv (Division & Major Group) Males Female~ 2 3 1 2 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL--contd. HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL-contd. P. W. Division 0 18,450 9,111 P. W. Major Group 38 40 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 132 8 A. W. ALL DIVISroN~ 1 DIVISION o 81 DrTrSION 2 &, 3 Major Grou}, 04 Rl P. W. Division 4 1,946 :316 DlVISION 2 It 3 61 A. W AI.L DIvrsIONS 1 }fajor Group 20 10 Dlvrsro'f 2 &; 3 23 2 27 2 Major Group 27 28 33 34 &; 35 2 P. W. Major Group 40 1,946 216 38 39 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS p. W. Major Group 00 1,653 324 DIVISION 2 &; 3 A .W. ALI. DIVISIONS 19 2 P. W. Division 6 2,044 412 DIVISION 2 &, 3 19 2 A W. ALL DIVISIONS 33 2 P. W. Major Group 01 12,047 8,197 DrV[SION o 2 P. W. ALL DIVISIONS 110 6 Major Group 04 2 DIVISION 2 3 VTSION {l 81 & 31 2 Major Group 20 alVIBION 2 &, :{ 29 6 21 2 22 1 P. W. Major Group 02 91 124 23 7 27 a A. W. ALI. DIVISIONS 2 28 2 1 38 I DIVISION 2 &; 3 2 39 3 P. W. Major Group 03 27 P. W. Major Group 64-68 1,857 381 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 33 2 !>IVISION 2 &; 3 DIVISION 0 2 Jdajor Group 27 DIVISION 2 & 3 31 2 P.W. DivisIon 2 & 3 8,396 529 P. W. Division' 7 471 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. Au, DIVISIONS 1 DIVISION 2 &, 3 1 DIVISION 2 & :l 1 Jdajor Group 23 1 Major Group 39 1 125 B-VII PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY- o~d. Principal work Principal work r----"-----""lI ,-----_...... -----,. Additional work Additional work at household industry at household industry (Division & Major Group) Males :Femalee (Division & Major Group) Males Females 1 2 3 2 :3 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL-contd. HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL-concld. P. W. Major Group 7S 11S 3 P. W. M.ajor Group S6 73 49 A. W. ALL J)IVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION 2 & 3 DrVVilON 2 & 3 P. W. Division 8 6,972 820 P. W. Major Group 87 162 25 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 32 6 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 DIVISION o 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 2 Major Group 04 2 P.W. Major Group 88 2,023 452 DIVISION 2 & 3 30 6 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS Major Group 20 DIVISION 2 & 3 22 2 23 10 P. W. Major Group 89 85 2 27 a I 28 4 3 A. W. Ar~L DIVISIONS 29 2 31 5 DIvrSION 2 & 3 34 & 35 I 39 2 1 P. W. Division 9 3,450 2,694 P. W. Major Group 80 1,235 50 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 ii A. W. ALL DIVlSIONS DIVISION 2 & 3 7 5 DIVISION o Major Group 27 28 6 5 DIVISION 2 & :3 6 P. W. Major Group 90 8,450 2,694 P. W. Major Group 81 2,607 128 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 7 5 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 16 DIVISION 2 & 3 7 5 DIVISION 2 & 3 16 HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN . P. W. Major Group 82 480 108 P. W. All Divisions 21,802 2,706 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 93 23 DIVISION 2 & 3 1 DIVISION 0 8 2 P. W. Major Group SS 3SS 5 Major Group 03 2, ] A.. W. ALL DlVlSIONS 3 1 04. 6 1 DmsroN 2 & 3 3 UIVlSOIf B &; :1 8ti 21 126 B-VII PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON -HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-contd Principal work Principal work r-----..A.------., ,--_-_-"------,. Additional work Additional work at household industry at household industry (Division &, Major Group) Males :Females (Division & Major Group) Males Female!! 2 3 2 3 HASSAN DISTRICT- URBAN-coilld. HASSAN DISTRICT- URBAN-con/d. Major GrollI' :W 29 P. W. Major Group 20 402 28 22 13 ~:l :~ A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 27 9 1 DIVISION 2 & :3 28 40 2 1 :W P. W. Major Group 27 826 43 :J:J ;;4 &:35 9 A. W. ALL DIVlSIONS 2 36 2 1 38 DIVISION o 39 13 14 DIVISION 2 & 3 p, W. Division 0 337 82 P. W. Major Group 36 243 A 'Yo ALL DIVISIONS 7 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS DIVISION 2 & :3 7 1 DIVISION 2 & 3 ~lajol" Group 28 34 & 35 4 P. W. Division 6 5,893 321 :39 2 A. W. ALL DIVISlO:N S 62 17 P. W. Major Group 00 54 3 DIVISION o 5 A. W. ALL DIVISlONS 2 ;vlajor G'roup 0:3 2 DIVHHON 2 & 3 2 04 3 40 P. W. Major Group 03 DlVlSIO:N 2 & 3 57 16 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 5 )Iajor Group 20 26 22 8 DIVISION 2 & 3 5 23 2 27 7 ~Iajor Group 28 1 28 34 & 35 4 29 34 & 35 P. W. Division 2 &3 3,335 301 "' 36 38 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 39 10 13 DIVISION o ._ P. W. Major Group 60-63 344 19 Major Group 04 A. W. ALL DrVISIO:NS 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 3 DIVISION 2 & 3 " Major Group 22 2 34 & 35 P. W. Major Group 64-68 4,882 362 1'27 B-VII PART-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFiCATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLfJ INDUSTRD-con~d. Principal work Principal work , ____ ..A..--___ ~ ,------_,..__ - --~ Additional work Additional work at household industry at household industry (Division & Major Group) Male3 Fem'!.le~ (Division & Major Group) llal"s Female. 2 3 2 3 HASSAN DISTRICT -URBAN· contd. HASSAN DlSTRICT-URBAK--co"td. A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 6Q 17 P. W. Major Group 80 2.579 107 DIVISION () 5 A. W. ALr, DLVlS[oNS 6 DIVISION 2 & 3 55 16 DIVISION 0 1 P. W. Division 7 1,749 16 DIVIRlON 2 & 3 5 2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS P. W. Major Group 81 1,129 880 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 Major Group 22 DIVISIO!'! 8 & S 2 ! 28 P. W. Major Group 83 P. W. MaJor Group 70 &71 1,{)89 15 208 19 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 DIVISION 2 & :"I 4 DIVISION 2 & 3 1 P. W. Major Group 73 158 1 P. W. Major Group 86 80 10 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVlSIONS 1 DIVISION 2 & 3 1 DIVISION 2 & :"I P. W. Major Group 87 238 18 P. W. Division 8 9,230 1,761 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 18 5 DIVISION 2 & :I 1 DIVISION 0 2 1 J\. P. W. Major Group 88 2,867 277 Major Group 04 2 1 A. W. ALL DIVlSIONS 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 16 4 DIVI!!ION 0 Major Group 20 2 22 3 DIVISION II & 3 2 23 1 25 1 P. W. Major Gronp 89 t,802 806 27 II 1 28 2 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 33 I 34 & 35 :"I DIVISIO)T 0 I 36 I 39 1 DIVISION ! & 8 I 128 B-VII PI\RT-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGE!> IN HOUSESHOLD INDUSTRY-contd. Principal work Principal work ,-----. __...A....-- ____ -. .------"-- - - -, Additional work Additional work at household indust,ry at household industry (Division & Major Group) ~iales Females (Division & Major Group) Males Female. 2 3 2 :) Arslkere Taluk Arkalgud Taluk P. W. DivisioJl 7 102 P. W. Division 0 318 171 A. W. ALL ])IVl~lON~ ,\. \V. ALL DIYISl"~S 1 DIVISION 2 &, ;3 DIVJ~ION 2 &:3 P. W. Division 8 1,205 181 P.W. Division 2 & 3 161 55 A. W. ALL DIVISIONN 5 2 A. \\'. ALL IhVlSION:; DIVISION 2 &:1 5 2 DIVl!HON 2 & :I 1'. W. Division 9 1,212 738 P. W. DiviSion 6 240 60 A. W. ALL DIVISONS DIVISION 2 & :l .~. W. ALL DJYlSIONS 17 BeIur Taluk DIVIS rON 2 & a 17 p W. Division 0 3,084 2,463 P. W. DiviSion 8 717 102 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS :I A. \,y. ALL ])l\'I~JO"S n :l DlVISlO: A. W. ALL DlVIS!ONJ; P. W. Divisioa 8 736 68 DIVISION 2 & :1 A. \V. DIVIS[()N" DIVISION 2 & 3 ArsIkere TaIuk 1'. W. DivIsion 9 372 389 P. W. Division 0 1,140 337 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 10 2 DIVISION 2 & 3 DIVISION 2 & :1 ]0 :2 Channarayapatna Taluk P. W. Division 6 446 (51 P. W. Division 0 615 65 A. W. ALL DIVISION:; 4 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 DIVISION 2 & :1 DIVISION 2 & :1 1:&9 B-VII PARf-B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-oonold. Principal work: Principo.l work ,-- --__ .A.. ____ -,. r- ..A------,. Additional work Addilional work at household industry at household industry (Division &; Major Group) Males Females (Division & Major Group) MaleR Fema.le. 2 3 2 Channarayapatna .Taluk -cunchl. Holenarasipur Taluk-cuncld . P. W. Division 6 210 47 P. W. Division 6 105 25 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 1 DIVISION 2 & 3 DIVISI01HI 0 \ P. W. Division 8 1,074 94 DIVISION 2 &; :3 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 5 P. W. Division 8 478 51 DIVISION 2 &; 3 5 A. W. ALI, DIVHIJN~ 3 DIYlSION 2 &; 3 3 Hassan Taluk P. W. Division 9 49 18 P. W. Division 0 298 67 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 1 DIVISION 2 &; 3 1 A. W. ALI, DIVISIONS 2 DIVISION 2 &; 3 2 Manjarabad Taluk P. W. Division 0 9,013 4,903 P. W. Division 6 205 49 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 109 A. W. ALL DIVISTONS 2 DIVISION 0 81 DIVISION 2 &; 3 2 DIVISION 2 &; 3 28 6 P. W. Division 8 1,303 111 P. W. Division 6 44\) 22 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 4 1 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 2 DIVISION 2 &; 3 4, 1 DIVISION 0 1 DIVISION 2 & 3 1 Holenarasipur Taluk P. W. Division 8 1,063 188 P. W. Division 0 312 66 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 5 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 6 DIVISION 0 1 DIVISION 2 & 3 6 DIVISION 2&3 4 P. W. Division 4 108 17 P. W. Divi~ion 9 922 729 A. W. ALL DIVISIONS A. W. ALL DIVISIONS 5 2 DIVISION 2 &; 3 DII;JfHON 2 & 3 5 2 HASSAN 9 130 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-VII PART-B Note :-'Where persons having additional work at Household Industry are less than 1% of the persons having tha,t Ma,jor Group &s principal work in Kon-hosehold industry have been shown in this Appendix. Principal work Additional work T Principal work Additional work T ,.-__..A.. ___, , __..A.. __-. R ,--__..A.._----. ,---..A..__ ----. R Major Group Major Group U Males Females Major Group Major Group U Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 HASSAN DISTRICT HASSAN DlSTRICT-wnld. 00 20 T 10 27 22 T R 10 U 1 23 T 2 36 20 T 1 R 2 U 28 T I) 2 38 23 T R 6 2 R 38 T 1 40 R 1 27 T R 1 39 T 2 U 2 1 60.63 22 T 1 U 1 - 01 040 T 81 R 81 34 & 35 l' 1 U 1 27 T 1 R 1 64·68 03 l' 2 1 U 2 1 'lS 'f 25 6 R 25 6 04. T 5 R 2 Si Ii; 35 T 2 3 R 2 U 39 T :10 T 27 R 1 R 1 U 26 O~ 28 T 2 R 2 21 T 2 R 2 20 34 & 35 T,- 1 :;2 T 8 , '2.7 T 1 R 1 I ... U 1 I' 131 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-VII PART-B-contd. Principal work Additional work T Principal work Additional work T .---..A._--, r--_..A.---,. R r--..A.--~ .----_,.___-~ R :Males :Females Major Group Major Group U Males Females Major Group Major Group U 1 2 3 4, " 2 3 4, 5 HASSAN DISTRICT-collla. HASSAN DlSTRICT-cantd. 04-68 23 T 9 80 28 T 1 7 H R 1 U 2 31 T 5 27 T 21 R 5 R 14 U '; 34 & 35 T 2 U 2 28 T 2 3 R 2 36 T 1 U 2 U 29 T 1 39 'f 1 U 1 R 36 T 81 20 T 2 U R U 38 T 2 R 1 22 T 1 U R 1 23 T 8 2 39 T 13 13 R 7 R 3 1 2 U 10 13 U 25 T 1 70-71 28 T U 1 U 27 T 2 73 22 T 1 R 2 U U 39 T R 29 T 2 R 2 80 04 T 3 R 2 34 & 35 'f 1 IT 1 R 1 21 T :I 39 T 2 1- 2 R 2 9'" 132 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-VII PART-B-cvncld. Prineipal work Additional work T Principal work Additional work T ,..---..A...---. r--.A.---. R r--.A..--~ r--_.A.._ -"'\ R Major Group Major Group U MaJes Females Major Group Major Group U Mal.s Femal.. 1 ! I 4- II i 3 4 " HASSAN DISTRICT-contd. HASSAN DISTRICT-coneld. 82 23 T I 27 T 1 R U 1 28 T 1 IS J~ T j 1 R I I R 1 U 1 88 04 T 1 U JI T 1 R 1 20 T 1 U 1 17 T 1 R 1 ~8 T 2 3 R 1 3 28 T 1 U U 1 89 04 T 33 T 1 U 1 1 U 28 T 1 R 1 3' &; 311 T 1 U 39 T 1 U 1 8ft 27 T R 90 27 T 1 U R I 87 23 28 T 6 I) R 6 6 133 ( + ~ I r ..... I I I I i ~ ~ M I I I l L~ 134 r I I.. r"" 0"", I I : ~ ~ I bC +" 1 i "'" UJ L~ o M I I I 1 I I • co I AI rl'" , ~I I I I 00 I .... I ,I .~ I l 135 B-VIII PART B-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AGED 15 AND ABOVE BY SEX AND EDUCAa'IONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Rural unemployed persons by educational levels ,...--._' ______J...______~ Literate (without Primary or Junior Matriculation District/Tlllllk Total unemployed Illiterate crlllcationa) level) Basic and above ,---_J.__---,. ,--"-----,. ,--_ __.A.____~ ,-----"'-- ---,. ,-- -"-_---,. P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 I) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 HASSAM DISTRICT 326 307 19 25 23 2 42 42 37 36 1 202 206 18 Alur Taluk 18 18 6 6 2 2 9 9 2 Arkalgud Tal uk 33 27 6 1 1 31 25 6 3 Arsikere 79 74 I) 8 7 I 11 11 15 15 45 41 4 4, Belur 35 35 2 2 5 5 3 3 25 25 5 Channarayapatn& 46 45 1 6 6 9 8 1 30 30 f) Hassan 80 74 6 10 9 1 11 11 I) I) 54 49 7 HolenaraBipur 16 16 1 2 2 13 13 ... l\fanjara.bad 19 18 2 2 2 2 liS 14 1 136 B-IX-PERSONS NOT AT WORKCLA§SIEIE:P IlY S.EX, Total non- Full time Household 'fotal working population students duties ..A--___--"'\ Rural ,-- .----.A-_~ ,----A- ---"'\ --Distnct/Taluk Urban-' Age-group Persons MaieR ' Females ' Males', Femalel Males Female 1 -2 3 4 I') 6 7 8 9 10 HASSAN DISTRIOT T Total 472,109 186,572 285,537 64,965 83,577 227 110,285 0-14 345,874 169,285 176,589 57,832 32,417 41 19,807 15-34 69,925 to,053 , 59,872 ,7,118 1,151 109 55,8815 35-59 33,610 1,764 31,846 9 2 44 28,594 60+ 22,492 5,361 17,131 Ii 2 88 5,958 Age not stated 208 109 99 8 5 4~ R Total 400,053 159,129 140,924 61,895 ,25,225 90,838 0-14 801,594 147,548 154,046 48,363 24,925, 18,809 15-34 51,574 5,613 4i,11I1 8,518 292 44,158 85-59 27,014 1,319 25,695 8 2 22,888 60+ 19,715 4,559 15,156 3 1 4,979 Age not stated 156 90 66 Ii IS 9 U total 72,056 27,443 44,613 13,070 8,352 2~7 19,949 0-14 44,280 21,737 22,543 9,469 7,492 41 1,498 15-34, 18,351 4,440 13,911 8,595 859 109 11,730 85-59 6,596 445 6,151 8 44 5,711 60+ 2,777 802 1,975 2 1 ,83 977 Age not stated 52 19 S8 1 83 AIur Taluk R Total 2~,620 10,097 14,543 2,658 1,225 4,824 0-14 19,331 9,376 9,955 2,438 1,215 !J97 15-34 2,750 347 2,403 219 ]0 2,307 35-59 1,431 88 1.343 1,200 60+ 1,104 264 840 320 Age not stated 4 2 2 Arkalgud Taluk R Total 48462 19,907 28,555 5,994 2,829 9,509 0-14 37,748 18,6:26 19,122 5,540 2,7t:4 1,765 15-34 5,514 698 4,816 454 44 4,511 35-·5!J 2,900 103 2,797 2,573 60+ 2,283 474. 1,809 668 Age not sta.ted 17 6 II :! Arslkere Talut R Total 82.056 29,595 52,461 9,808 4,398 24.810 0-14 56,770 27,031 29,739 fl,l72 4,358 5.165 15-34 13,903 1,162 12,741 635 40 12,438 35-59 7,213 326 6,S87 6,181 60+ 4,166 1,076 3,093 1,025 Age not sta.ted 18 3 1 I Belur Taluk R Total 44,580 19,079 25,501 5,311 3,734 7,831 0-14 35,943 17,907 18,036 5,034 2,721' 1,762 15-34 4,408 471 3,937 275 13 3,824 35-59 2,190 171 2,019 1,732 60+ 2,009 508 1,500 511 Age not stated 31 22 9 2 2 OhannaraYapatna Taluk R Total 61,199 24,299 86,900 7,998 3,806 13,348 0-14 46,107 22,418 23,689 7,481 3,270 2,894 15-34 7,057 821 6,236 516 36 5,938 35-59 4,260 212 4,048 1 3,604 60+ "' 3,743 819 2,92. 912 Age not stated 82 29 8 , 1'37 BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY Dependents, Retired, r~ntier Inmates of Penal, Persons seeking Persons employed before infant and or independent Beggar~, Mental and Charitable employment for but now out of Employ, disabled m8anB v&grants, etc, Institution6 the fkst time ment and Reeking work T _..A-. --.,. R r-- .A,--- - ~ ?-- - -A-- - "-\ ,------"---.~ r----A.--:--~ r----"--~ r- Male! FemB·leB MaIeR FemaleR MaIeR Females Malee Female~ Males Femalee Malee Femal~ U 11 12 13 14 15 HI 17 18 19 ' 20 III 22 119,294 140,785. 685 194 690 582 47 16 624 95 to 3 T 111,314 124,246 1 81 119 5 11 1 1,949 2,555 10' to 1~9 169 26 7 581 93 76 1,168 2,984 196 68 293 185 13 9 28 2 18 2 4,761 10,948 428 116 126' 109 3 4 1 lOa 52 1 108,184 124,713 172. 116 543 508 28 7 241 19 85 R 99,007 110,697 1 77 115 5 5 1,837 1,339 8 5 155 151 18 1 -227 17 80 1,039 2,620 31 82 222 150 8 6 7 2 8 4,326 10,005 137 79 89 97 2 2 85 52 13,110 16,072 463 78 147 74 19 9 883 76 24- 3 U 12,217 13,549 4 6 812 1,226 7 5 34 18" 13 6 3M 76 16 1 129 364 165 36 71 85 5 3 21 '7 t 435 943 291 37 37 17 1 2 1 17 1 7,380 8,418 35 28 36 48 15 3 R 6,937 7,739 1 4 99 70 1 12 15 14 3 64 116 9 5 14 22 1 228 491 26 22 9 7 2 2 13,793 16,125 31 12 62 74 1 6 26 R 13,059 14,529 16 24 1 212 245 6 10 6 26 76 218 4 :l 23 13 440 1,125 27 9 7 7 II 8 19,490 23,060 39 34 180 158 4- 1 65 5 9 R 17,842 20,188 15 28 2 396 207 64 52 60 4 7 254 645 6 11 60 48 3 1 2 996 2,020 33 23 41 25 2 2 13,642 14,889 11 10 78 37 2 31 4 R 12,865 13,548 7 5 1 136 86 1 25 14 1 29 4 132 267 4 4 33 16 1 1 489 981 6 6 13 2 20 7 R 1t1,178 20,174 18 18 59 58 1 40 1 5 14,930 17,518 6 , 1 249 241 14 20 1 37 4 170 425 :1 3 35 16 :l 800 1,987 15 10 4 15 29 3 138 B-IX-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX, Total noa- Full time Household Total working population student8 duties r- ______..A..- __, __ ~ Rural .---.A.__ ~ r----..A..--~ Di8tri. t Tal"k Urb"ll Age-group 'Person· 'Mairs Females Males FemaleR Male8 Ff'male8 2 :I ,~ ,j 6 7 8 9 10 Hassan Taluk R Total 68,023 26,949 41,074 11,076 6,898 15,820 0-14 50,585 24,875 25,710 10,275 6,317 3,148 15-34 9,268 1,098 8,170 798 80 7,867 3~59 4,756 193 4,563 4,016 60+ 3,394 776 2,618 78 Age not stated 20 7 13 2 3 Holenaraslpur Taluk R Total 32,921 14,448 18,478 4,711 1,744 5,238 0-14 26,909 13,559 13,350 4,380 1,731 1,321 15-34 2,913 425 2,488 330 11 2,370 35-59 1,434 74 1,360 1,184 60+ 1,645 380 1,265 357 Age not stated 20 10 ]0 2 1 Manjarabad Taluk R Total 38,192 14,775 23,417 4,339 2,591 8,961 0-14 28,201 13,756 14,445 4,043 2,529 1,257 15-34 5,761 591 5,170 291 58 4,901 35-59 2,830 152 2,678 4 2 2,403 60+ 1,372 265 1,107 1 1 400 Age not stated 28 II 17 1 139 BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY Dependents, ltctired, rentier Persons seeking infants and or independent Beggars, Inmates of employments for Unemployed diHabl;,,1 means va.grants, etc. Institutions the first time hut seeking work T ,------..A..--~ r--- ..A..---- ~ ,..-- .A---,",",\ r--..A--~ ,------..A.------~ r---...A---~ R Males Females Males Females Males Females ~Iales Females Males Females Males Females lJ II 12 13 14 15 16 Ii 18 19 20 21 22 15,699 18,775 26 9 53 60 21 6 67 6 7 R 14,588 16,239 7 6 5 203 194 1 :l 15 20 I I 65 5 5 152 521 3 2 29 18 4 5 2 1 2 751 1,812 22 4 2 16 5 9 9,671 11,439 4 4, 46 53 18 3 R 9,165 10,279 14 19 73 98 6 9 13 3 58 166 I I 15 9 365 889 3 3 II 16 10 7 10,381 11,833 8 6 29 25 9 1 9 R 9,711 10,657 I 2 269 198 13 11 9 8 133 262 3 13 8 257 700 5 2 2 4 II 16 140 B-X-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS (1) ENGAGED NEITHER IN CULTIVATION NOR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (II) ENGAGED E,ITHER IN CULTIVATION OR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY BUT NOT IN BOTH AND (lll) ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY FOR ALL AREAS (Ih sed on ::')% S,l,wpl e) Household~ Households engJged engaged neither in Households Households both in Total Total Numher Cultivation engaged in engaged in Cultivation Distriet/Talu k Rural of nor House- Cultivation Household and Household Urban Households hold Industry only Industry only Industry 2 3 4 5 6 7 HASSAN DISTRIOT T 32,646 7,574 23,103 692 1,277 :R 28,874 4,841. 22,379 441 1,213 U 3,772 2,733 724 251 64 Alur Taluk R 1,708 448 1,223 20 17 Arkalgud Taluk . R 3,395 400 2,830 93 72 Ar8ikere Taluk R 5,323 736 4,146 II7 324 Belur Taluk R 3,477 941 2,421 52 63 Channaraya.patna. Talul< R 4,935 374 4,198 66 297 Hassan Talnk R 4,516 373 3,967 44 132 HolenaraSipnr Talnk R 2,755 144 2,351 23 237 Manj&r&bad Taluk R 2,765 .1,425 1,243 26 71 B-XI-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST ON LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY (Based on ~O% Sample) No. of cultivat Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres Intere8t ing .A.- ----""\ in land house Less rnspeci- eultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2'5·4.9 5.0-7.4 7'5·9.9 10.0·12.4 12.5-149 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ fied 1 2 3 4 I) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL Total. 23,592 538 5,151 7,596 5,008 1,910 1,403 501 1,171 214 93 7 (1) . 18,357 461 4,235 6,027 3,828 1,387 1,040 354 822 142 55 6 (2) . 1,034 60 527 296 104 12 15 2 10 3 4 1 (3) . 4,201 17 389 1,273 1,076 511 348 145 339 69 34 HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN Total. 788 41 286 205 109 42 35 13 34 11 12 (1) . 626 33 252 155 79 30 28 7 25 S 9 (2) . H 7 18 II 3 3 1 (3) . 118 1 16 39 27 9 I) 6 8 3 a .. Alur Taluk-Rural T 1 1,240 26 354 372 232 81 75 19 58 14 9 (1) 738 21 213 229 122 54 42 10 34 8 5 (2) 162 5 96 44 12 2 2 1 (3) 34O 45 99 98 25 31 9 23 6 4 14'1 B-XI-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST ON LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY---contd. No. of cutlivat Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acre3 .A..___ _ Interest ing ,------..,. in land hou"c Les" Unspeci. cultivated holds than 1 1.0·2.4 2.5·4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.11 60+ fled 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 Arkalgud TaIuk-Rural Total 2,902 84 634 961 614 210 175 59 132 25 Ii a (1) 2,210 68 501 738 461 149 130 42 98 16 5 2 (2) 170 10 78 46 29 3 1 1 1 1 (3) 522 6 55 177 124 58 44 16 3~ 9 Arsikere Taluk-Rural Total 4,470 52 864 1,474 1,026 391 304 99 225 27 8 (1) 3,799 47 807 1,276 862 303 235 7~ 167 IS ,. (2) SI 3 27 31 12 J 3 1 1 2 (3) 590 2 30 167 152 87 66 20 67 i 1 Belur Taluk-Rural Total 2,484 46 490 761 508 223 141 67 185 29 M (1 ) 1,404 33 306 464 277 106 68 35 89 14 12 (2) 236 12 124 69 IS 3 4 3 1 2 (3) 844 60 228 213 114 69 32 98 14 20 Channarayapatna Taluk-Rural Total 4,495 123 1,002 1,497 1,005 355 244 78 160 28 1 (I) 3,804 112 876 1,2i7 833 297 197 60 127 22 1 (2) 90 7 48 20 12 1 3 (3) 601 4 78 200 160 57 45 18 33 6 Hassan Taluk-Rural Total 4,099 93 1,011 1,402 829 301 212 76 148 23 7 (I) 3,320 83 900 1,158 651 210 161 50 95 6 4, (2) 86 7 47 26 5 1 (3) 693 3 64 218 173 91 50 26 17 Holenarasipur Taluk-Rural Total 2,588 73 522 819 554 245 175 18S 14 (1) 2,183 70 477 693 453 195 147 101 13 (2) 31 3 11 9 5 1 2 (3) 374 34 117 96 50 27 19 30 1 Manjarabad Taluk- Rural Total 1,314 41 274 810 240 104 77 50 135 540 29 (1) 899 27 155 192 169 78 CO 44 111 45 28 (2) 17S 13 96 51 11 2 1 1 2 I (3) 237 1 23 67 60 29 16 5 22 8 •• Abbreviations for interest in land given under Coloumn 1, (I)-Owned or held from Government, (2)-Held from private persons or institutions for payment in money kind Or share>, 8.nd (3)-Pa.rtly held from Government and partly from private persolls for payment in money, kind or .har.,. 142 B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based 011 Cultivating households according to ,------"------'J'ota.\ of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons ,-____.A.- ___--"'\ ,-_____ - _ .-:.. ..A.. _____ - __ ..A.--_____~ ,- Family workers :Family workers Size of land Family workers ,-___..A.. ___---, ,-___..A.._. __--"'\ ,--_..A..-__""""'II Hired (class ranges House. Hired House- House- workers in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds l\lales Females 2 :{ 4 5 6 7 11 9 10 11 12 HASSAN All sizes 22,379 35,946 23,427 9,988 4,694 3,912 782 6,897 8,440 5,153 201 Less than 1 508 491 373 20 252 169 83 177 184 168 2 1.0 .. 2.4 4,885 5,842 4,152 585 1,636 1,265 371 1,857 2,085 1,592 37 2.5 .. 4.9 (,264 10,506 7,147 1,701 1,612 1,377 235 2,550 3,061 1,979 60 5.0 .. 7.0 4,761 8,026 5,196 1,574 740 675 64 1,440 1,869 976 35 7.5 .. 9.9 1,799 3,521 2,182 1,114 214 201 13 418 577 237 22 10.0 .. 12.4 1,327 2,864 1,771 1,056 122 116 6 240 344 119 17 12.5 .. 14.9 465 1,097 645 741 38 36 2 57 79 27 8 15.0 .. 29.9 1,078 2,822 1,616 1,611 62 56 6 131 200 48 14 ,6 30.0 .. 49.9 196 567 264 830 7 1 15 27 2 1 13 4 5 50+ 89 203 76 756 7 7 11 Unspecified 7 7 5 4- 3 1 1 1 1 HASSAN All sizes 724 1,045 416 431 254- 235 19 203 271 115 20 17 Less tban 1 35 40 28 3 12 9 3 15 12 1 1.0 .. 2.4 259 335 155 52 101 92 9 85 109 55 6 2.5 .. 4.9 188 262 113 78 64 61 3 58 79 33 4- 5.0 .. 7.0 102 170 60 23 33 31 2 27 35 13 6 7.5 .. 9.9 34 62 14- 47 13 13 2 2 1 1 10.0 .. 12.4- 34- 62 12 48 10 9 1 6 11 1 12.5 .. 14.9 12 27 10 11 3 3 1 2 15.0 .. 29.9 34- 52 20 83 7 7 7 12 1 1 30.0 .. 49.9 11 15 4 9 6 5 1 1 2 2 50+ 12 20 77 5 5 1 Unspecifted ALUR All sizes 1,223 1,844 1,134 1,160 236 211 25 427 504 343 7 Less than 1 26 26 19 11 8 3 12 12 12 171 1.0 .. 2.4 348 419 272 110 98 84 14 154 135 2 3 2.5 .. 4.9 369 530 335 235 64 58 6 147 180 III 94 1 5.0 .. 7.4 226 346 218 135 36 34 2 80 65 17 7 7.5 .. 9.9 80 139 86 93 13 13 12 16 10.0 .. 12.4 75 164 90 92 8 8 12 8 12.5 .. 14.9 19 35 16 38 3 :J 3 3 :J 7 15.0 .. 29.9 57 130 75 152 3 3 4 I 30.0 .. 49.9 14 35 16 163 2 3 I 50+ 9 20 7 142 Unspecified 143 CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd. 20% Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation ------,. 3·5 Persons 6·10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,--, ___-----.A.. ______---.... r------~------__,. ,------,. Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of land House- .--~---. Hired House· ,----"----,. Hired House- ,---.A.__ --,. Hired (class range8 holds Males Females workers Holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers in acrcII) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 DlSTRICT- RURAL 8,769 17,424 12,800 1,616 1,623 5,233 4,089 1,879 396 987 608 6,292 All !Izes 76 129 116 13 3 9 6 5 Less than 1 1,299 2,303 2,016 100 68 159 189 159 25 . 30 34 .JI89 1.0- 2.4 2,817 5,300 4,337 328 217 657 526 234 68 111 70 1,079 2.5- 4.9 2,185 4,358 3,200 394 347 1,027 902 375 49 96 54 770 5.0- 7.4 893 1,930 1,263 189 235 737 617 210 39 76 52 693 7.5- 9.9 694 1,509 964 193 239 817 632 198 32 78 50 648 10.0-12.4 241 547 308 98 106 376 ~73 126 23 59 35 509 12.5-14.9 469 1,096 529 234 336 1,223 857 377 80 247 176 986 15.0-29.9 71 194 45 58 60 193 121 154 43 147 95 617 30.0--49.8 22 55 19 9 12 35 16 41 37 93 37 701 50+ 2 3 3 Unspeoifted DISTRICT-URBAN 214 416 217 140 41 103 58 124 12 20 7 147 All sizes 7 11 10 2 1 3 3 Less than 67 117 82 33 6 17 9 13 1.0- 2.4 58 112 70 32 7 10 6 32 1 1 10 2.5- 4.9 38 88 35 17 4 16 10 5.0- 7.4 17 34 10 19 3 9 2 10 2 4. 1 17 7.5-- 9.9 12 26 3 16 4 13 8 6 2 3 25 10.0-12.4 4 10 3 6 4 12 7 5 12.5--14.9 8 11 2 15 9 17 12 41 8 5 5 26 15.0-29.9 2 4 2 2 4 1 9 30.0--49.9 1 3 1 2 8 4 8 69 50+ Unspeolfled TALUK-RURAL 408 755 523 176 110 294 197 269 42 80 46 708 All sizes 3 6 4 Less than 145 1 82 107 22 11 16 14 46 3 3 2 40 1.0_ 2.4 132 240 187 37 18 42 25 53 8 10 6 142 2.5- 4.9 84 154 103 48 24 61 45 53 2 3 3 33 5.0_ 7.4 39 72 48 18 14 33 27 40 2 4, 4 35 7.5_ 9.9 34 69 89 15 17 63 40 20 4 8 3 57 10.0-]2.4 7 14 4 II /) II 6 17 I 4 3 10 12.5-14.9 21 40 25 20 17 52 33 34 12 28 16 98 15.0-29.9 2 {j 2 2 3 11 6 6 7 16 7 155 30.0-49.9 4 10 4 3 1 5 1" 3 4 2 138 50+ Unspeoified 144 B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating households according to ,----- Total of Cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons ,---___...A- _____ ~ ,-______-J'---_____ -, .-______.-..A..------,. Family workers Family workers Size of land Family workers .--~._.A_... __ ~ Hired House· ,-__.A..--, lIouse . Hired (class ranges House. ,------'----, holds Males Females holds Males Females workers in acres) hold~ Male" Females workers 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 11 12 Arkalgud 3,298 905 523 435 88 896 1,050 731 11 All sizes 2,830 4534 23 12 27 26 28 Less than 1 75 69 61 3 35 194 151 43 227 258 195 1 1.0- 2.4- 619 767 556 153 1,054 398 163 143 20. 325 365 281 4 2.~ 4.9 939 1,391 76 70. 6 183 221 144 1 5.0- 7.4 601 998 736 198 19 17 2 fi8 76 40. 7.5- 9.9 203 392 268 40 20. 18 2 42 59 2.4 10.0- 12.4 174 357 2:U 41 1 1 12.5- 14.9 57 146 87 19 8 8 8 14 I) 17 .2 15.0-29.9 130 325 249 32 4 24 29 1 1 30.0-4IUI 24 75 45 18 2 8 3 50+ 5 11 1 Unspecified 3 3 :I ArsikEire 1,253 1,120. 133 1,30.3 1,841 729 36 All sizes 4,146 6,854 3,011 989 31 26 5 14 12 16 Less thAn 1 47 42 23 194 1.0- 2.4 801 971 460 70. 378 319 59 273 352 659 278 11 2.5- 4.9 1,365 1,960 878 154 482 433 49 474 14 481 167 8 5.0- 7.4 954 1,637 699 269 222 20.8 328 7.5- 9.9 366 709 322 144 69 66 3 99 153 39 6 10.2 23 10.0-12.4 283 625 255 98 41 41 65 5 12.5--14.9 92 203 99 40. 11 9 2 17 24 6 15.0-29.9 209 614 250 87 17 16 30. 54 4 30.0-49.9 22 74 15 114 2 2 2 2 2 50+ 7 19 10 13 Unspecified Belur 591 All sizes 2,421 4,122 2,926 615 388 33:1 57 733 855 20. 5 15 13 17 Less than 46 47 32 4 23 IS 162 l.0- 2.4 473 599 451 23 127 103 24 186 20.7 3 2.5- 4.9 744 1,138 842 20. 128 lID 18 265 300 226 4 5.0- 7.4 496 845 646 59 60 54 6 151 178 122 .2 1.5-- 0.9 216 445 279 40. 25 22 3 51 67 31 , 10.0-12.4 137 302 213 26 9 I; 24 29 16 3 12.5-14.9 66 160 U8 27 I 8 9 6 1 15.0-29.9 181 441 276 ll6 11 11 24 39 9 30.0--40.9 28 7l 35 28 1 li 9 1 ~ 1 3 50+ 34 74 34 272 3 4 Unspecified 145 CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd. 20% Sample) number of person. engaged in cultivation ..A. 3·5 Persons 6·10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,..--_____ ..A.______~ ,--____..A.. ______, ,----___ ..A..--_____~ Family worker~ Family workers Family workers Size of land House. ,--- ..A._ - ~ Hired House· ,--- -..A.__ ~ Hired House· ,---...... A.----. Hired (class range. holds Males Females worers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 1 Talul{-Rural 1,190 2,329 1,856 134 175 594 520 112 46 126 103 648 All sizes 13 20 21 3 Less than 1 179 313 272 16 10 29 29 15 9 16 17 121 1.0- 2.4 405 759 658 42 28 84 65 38 18 40 30 314 2.5- 4.9 302 586 482 28 32 100 89 24 8 21 15 145 5.0- 7.4 102 225 148 7 22 69 77 3 2 5 1 30 7.5- 9.9 89 197 140 8 20 75 62 4 3 8 3 28 10.0-12.4 26 65 41 2 14 53 42 6 6 3 10 12.5-14.9 57 120 79 21 41 153 133 9 3 19 19 15.9-29.9 12 35 7 7 7 27 22 10 2 11 15 30-.049.9 4 7 7 4 1 3 50+ 2 U napecified Taluk-Rural 1,354 3,064 1,585 206 199 745 478 149 37 84 86 598 All sizes 2 4 2 Less than 1 138 278 187 5 6 18 15 5 6 4 5 60 1.0- 2.4- 386 805 504 33 17 53 41 10 6 10 6 100 2.5- 4.9 367 837 430 41 29 100 79 10 8 11 9 210 5.0- 7.4 166 383 193 34 26 90 70 9 6 17 17 95 7.5- 9.11 139 335 144 36 35 139 81 23 3 8 34 10.0-12.4 50 121 53 21 14 49 38 15 12.5- 4.9 95 265 70 27 62 260 144 47 5 19 31 11 15.0-29.9 10 32 2 9 7 29 7 17 2 9 6 88 30.0-49.9 1 4 3 7 3 13 6 5 50+ Unspeoified Taluk-Rural 1,051 2,111 1,604 138 222 748 623 135 27 77 51 322 All sizes 7 11 8 4 1 5 2 Less than 1 155 277 254 4 4 9 8 10 3 3 6 1.0- 2.4 315 599 502 11 36 129 96 5 2.5- 4.9 240 476 394 12 44 136 124 30 1 1 15 5.0- 7.4 III 256 163 14 27 96 7S 6 2 4 16 7.5- 9.9 75 166 114 10 29 99 82 13 10.0-12.4 37 81 53 12 19 68 59 4 1 I 10 12.5-14.9 90 193 98 60 52 179 149 46 4 19 20 10 15.0-29.9 Hi 38 10 11 5 13 14 7 2 10 10 10 30.0-49.9 6 14, 8 5 14 11 14 16 39 14 255 50+ UnspeCified HASSAN 10 1<16 B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIV.~TION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating houschold~ according to r------.-"------, Total of Cultiva ting households 1 Person 2 persons r------"------, r------"------., r------"------, Size of land Family" orkcrs Family workers Family'Vorkers (class range. House- r----.A.------., Hir€d House- r---..A__---.,..., lIouEe- r---.A.----, HirEd in acres) holds Males :Femalr-s workers holds Males FemalE's holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 Channarayapatna All sizes 4,198 6,382 5,268 645 844 602 242 1,294 1,484 1,090 14 Less than 119 106 100 5 61 36 26 37 36 38 1.0-2.4 931 1,014 916 38 302 179 123 364 392 335 2.5-4.9 1,424 1,925 1,687 156 283 210 73 496 541 4·Hl 2 5.0-7.4 944 1,578 1,258 119 140 124 15 26::l 325 197 4 7.5-9.9 327 649 4G8 50 29 27 2 75 102 46 2 10.0_12.4 217 469 3il 80 15 13 2 3D 58 19 12.5-14.9 67 148 117 84 r; 6 3 4 1 15.0-29.9 140 393 283 82 7 6 16 24 5 3 30.0-49.11 . 26 94 66 21 1 2 lSO+ 1 , Un~pecified 2 2 2 Hassan All sizes 3,967 6,471 4,053 986 858 722 136 1,225 1,529 875 46 Less than 1 89 91 64 3 ·n 28 19 25 30 19 1.0-2.4 978 1,196 . 861 67 314 250 64 358 387 316 13 2.5.-4.9 1,366 2,009 1,29.~ 122 301 266 3n 481 608 340 14 5.0· -7.4 806 1,388 827 206 132 ll8 14 245 338 144 S 7.5--9.9 295 610 370 233 31 29 2 59 80 32 6 10.0-12.4 204 449 271 157 16 16 28 43 12 12.5-14.9 71 190 107 76 5 5 10 13 6 15.0-29.9 129 379 208 101 9 7 2 17 27 5 2 30.().... 49.9 20 73 45 12 1 2 50+ 7 24 5 9 Unspecified 2 2 2 2 Holenaraslpur All sizes 2,351 3,912 3,164 358 319 233 86 761 837 674 11 Le~e than 1 67 _68 57 2 22 9 13 21 38 29 1 1.0·-· 2.4 474 583 514 3 112 77 35 199 204 191 3 2.5-- 4 9 758 1,081 932 105 III 81 30 283 299 265 2 5.0-- 7.4 505 895 711 17 44 38 6 156 184 127 1 7.5-·9.9 214 431 350 9 16 15 51 62 38 2 10.0-- 12.4 163 381 305 76 8 7 I 21 25 15 2 12.5- 14.9 48 133 74 108 7 7 10 4 15.0-- 29.9 108 297 201 27 4 4 9 13 5 30.0---49.9 14 43 20 11 1 I 2 50+ UnBpeoified 147 CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd. 20% Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation ------, 3·5 Persons 6·10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,,-______..A-- ______"""""I ,------"------"""""I .------"------., Family workers , Family workers Family workers Size of land Houso. ,-_..A--__"""""I Hired Hou3c- ,---'" , Hired House- ,----"----, Hired (class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers in acres) 13 I4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 Truuk-Rural 1,727 3,199 2,928 117 293 967 907 132 40 130 101 382 All sizes 19 30 33 2 4 4 I) .Less than 1 252 410 430 7 II 32 27 10 2 1 20 1.0- 2.4 594 1,034 I,O:17 15 42 128 118 29 9 12 10 llO 2,5- 4.9 453 863 748 26 83 253 287 24 13 10 65 5.0-- 7.4 179 373 293 21 42 144 127 7 2 3 20 7,5- 9,9 116 240 203 18 41 139 132 11 6 19 15 50 10.0-12.4 45 88 76 15 II 43 34 o 2 7 6 62 12,5-14,9 59 132 94 15 49 186 145 23 9 45 38 41 15.0-29,9 8 24 12 12 38 33 17 5 30 21 14 ;)0,0-49.9 4 50+ 2 ULspecified Taluk-Rural .,605 8,277 2,331 203 247 836 624 221 32 107 87 516 All sizes 17 33 26 2 Less than 1 293 535 460 1:~ 13 24 21 41 1.0- 2.4 537 1,056 807 54 45 137 112 34 2 2 1 20 2.5- 4.9 370 759 534 39 53 159 129 59 6 14 6 100 5.0- 7-4 157 349 217 :{O 41 139 112 22 7 13 7 175 7.5- 9,9 124 263 167 41 32 114 81 26 4 13 11 89 10,0-12-4 37 95 48 7 18 75 51 8 1 2 2 60 12.5-14.9 59 153 67 15 38 161 102 22 6 31 32 62 15.0-29,9 9 28 5 2 6 23 16 6 4 20 24 4 30.0-49.9 2 6 1 4 3 2 12 4 6 50+ Unspecified ,'aluk- Rural 1,056 2,090 1,749 57 203 715 617 40 12 37 38 250 Al sizes 11 21 15 Less than 1 1M 277 265 7 25 23 LO- 2-4 340 6311 570 20 60 65 10 4 6 2 90 2.5- 4.9 262 519 452 42 '148 121 2 1 6 5 5,0- 7.4 108 225 187 38 125 115 4 4 9 7.5- 9.9 89 196 143 10 43 146 140 4 2 7 6 60 10.0-12,4 26 63 28 7 10 45 26 1 4 14 16 100 12,5-14.9 58 141 83 13 37 139 113 14 15,0- 29.9 6 13 6 6 6 27 14 5 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspecified 10'iC 148 B-XII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating households according to r------.A. Total of Cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons r------"------, r------"---~-_. r------"-- --..,. Size of land Family workprs Family workers Family workers (class ranges House. r---..A..---. Hired House. r---..A----_", House. ,.--..A-----..,. Hired in acres) holds Males :Females workers holds Males Fameles holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ~ Manjarabad All sizes 1,243 1,827 573 4,330 273 258 15 258 340 120 56 Lees than 1 39 42 17 3 22 21 I 13 17 9 1.0-2.4 261 293 122 121 III 102 9 96 114 64 14 2.5-4.9 299 412 124 511 80 76 4 79 109 29 20 6.0-7.4 229 339 101 571 30 30 34 48 10 10 7.5-9.9 98 146 39 505 12 12 13 20 4 2 10.0-12.4 74 117 35 486 5 5 9 12 2 4 12.5-14.9 45 82 27 349 3 3 1 2 15.0-29.9 124 243 74 1,014 6 5 1 7 7 2 5 30.0-49.9 48 102 22 453 1 I 3 6 50+ 26 51 12 317 3 3 3 5 1 UU8pecified 149 CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-concld. 20% Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation ------_-_-- -. 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,---___ -_..A----____--, ,------_A_---____-.. ,-______A_ --, Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of land House- ,---_ _A_----, Hired House- ,--_ _A_ __--, Hired House- ,.------A---...... Hired (class ra.nges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females works in a.cres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Taluk-Rural 378 599 224 585 174 334 123 821 160 296 91 2,868 All sizes 4 4 7 3 Les! th~n 1 44 68 41 33 6 6 2 32 4 3 ~ 42 1.0- 2.4 108 172 72 133 11 24 4 55 21 31 15 303 2.5- 4.9 107 164 57 186 40 70 28 173 18 27 6 202 5.0-- 7.4 31 47 14 62 25 41 11 119 17 26 10 322 7.5- 9.9 28 43 14 55 22 42 14 07 10 15 is 330 10.0--12.4 13 20 5 23 15 32 17 69 13 25 5 257 12.5-14.9 30 52 13 63 40 93 38 182 41 86 20 764 15.0-29.9 9 19 1 21 14 25 9 86 21 51 12 346 30.0_49.9 4- 10 6 1 1 8 15 32 12 302 60+ Unspecified TABLE B-XIII 150 o+ 11') .. c o .., - t~ .... '0' '0, '" • 00 00 <', 151 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-XIII Major group~ of Household 1nduetry 1,,"8 than 10% of ihe figures of nsppdivf' djyj,joJ f. fiJI "],o,,n in this .AppI'Ddix. The following abhreviati(wR hr,yc bee]] used: Less than 1 acre A 12.0 -- 14.9 acrc~ G I .0 _.. 2.4 .. crt's B 15 0 -- 29.9 .' II 2.0 _. 4.9 C :lO.O - 49.9., I 5.0 -- 7.4 ., n 7.5 -- !J.n F. Fnspc('ified K " 10.0 -- 12.4 ., F HASSAN DISTRICT RUR~,L nO(E.3, C·2, D·l, H.]): 01(D.I, E·I, H.I); 03(B.:l): ;:('(A.:2, B·S, (,.f), D·B. F.·Z, F·:!, .0·2, H.6, 1.2, J-]); 21(C-l), 22(B·], C-5, D-S); 23(A.i. B·I3, C.17, f)·S, E·:!, F.]. H .~); 24(£.14, C-ln, I).G); 27(A.], H·7, C·lI, n·]~, E·7, F·4, G·2, H .G, 1·3); 31(A·l, B·S, C·8, D-4, E-2); 33(E.::!); 34 and 35(A·l, B·35, C·18, 0-14, E·7, F·l, H·2); 3G(A.l, 13.]1>, C·17, D·]O, E·]O, F·6, H·l); 37(0-1). Ul~B:\.X :!O(.\.l, C·2); 21(H.!); :!2(B-], E.!); 2i(r·4); 3](H.4); 38(C·]). 152 B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS (Based on 20% Sample) PART A-Households classified by major groups of Principal Household Industry and number of persons engaged Household engaged in Household Industry according to the number of persons engaged Code No. Household Industry Total Total No. ~------~------, of (Division and Major Group Rural of House- 3-5 6-10 More th\\n La.I.e. only of 1.8.1.0.) Urban holds 1 Person 2 Persons Persons Per- 10 persons sons 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 HASSAN DISTRICT All Divisions T 692 812 195 171 18 1 R 441 209 117 106 9 U 251 103 78 65 4 1 Division 0 Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and T 24 12 8 4- Hunting. R 20 11 6 3 U 4 1 2 1 Major Group 01 Plantation Crop~ T 7 3 3 R 7 3 3 U Major Group 02 Forestry and Logging T 2 R 2 U Major Group 04 Livestock and Hunting T 13 7 4 2 R 10 6 3 1 U 3 1 Division 1 Mining and Quarrying T 19 6 6 6 1 R 17 5 5 6 1 U 2 1 1 Major Gronp 10 Mining and Quarrying T 19 G 6 6 1 R 17 5 5 6 U 2 1 Di. i;ion 2 & 3 Manufacturing T 649 294 181 161 12 1 R 404 193 106 97 8 U 245 101 75 64 4 1 Major Group 23 Textiles-Cotton T 94 16 30 42 6 R 54 7 Hi 25 6 U 40 9 14 1'7 Major Group 27 Textile-Miscellaneau!! T 84 47 19 17 R 45 28 7 10 U 39 19 12 7 1 Major Group 28 Manufaoture of Wood and Wooden Products T 135 67 38 29 2 R 93 51 23 19 U 42 16 15 9 2 Major Group 34 & 35 Non-metallic Mineral Products other than 'f 82 25 27 29 1 Petroleum and Coal. R 56 20 19 16 I U 26 5 8 13 Major Group 36 Basic Metals and their Products except T 66 35 18 13 machinery and transport equipment. R 51 26 14 11 U 15 9 4 2 "ajor Group 39 Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries T 101 62 28 11 R 62 36 21 I> U 39 26 7 II 153 APPENDIX TO TABLE B-XIV PART-A Major groups of Household Industr'y Inving less than IO'Yo of t.he figures of the respective (uvlsion aro shown in this Appendix. The following nbbrp\-iHtioIlS fin' usee! : persoll A 6 - 10 persons - D :2 persons - B More than 10 persons - E I-:{~ '~ ..J. ;;~ persons - C Unspecified - F " HASSAN DISTRICT TOTAL OO(A.l) ; 03(B.]); 20(A.12, B.5, C.lO, D.2, E.l) ; 21(A.2, B.2,C.3); 22(A.7, B.5, C.6); 24(A.4, B.2); 25(A.5, C.l); 29(B.I); 3I(A.IO. B.2, C.I) ; 33(A·2, B·I) ; 38(B.3). RURAL OO(A.l); 20(A.5, C·3, D.l); 21(A.2, B.I, e.3): 22(A.2, B·I, C·3); 24(A.4, B·2); 25(A·3, C·1); 3I(A.7, C.I); 33(A.2); 38(B.2) ORBAN 03(B.l) ; 20(A.7, B·/). C.7, D.l, E·I) ; 2trB·1) ; 22(A.II. B-4, e.3) ; 25(A.2) ; 20(B.1) ; 31(A·:{, B.2); 33(13,1) : 38(B.1) TABLE B·XIV 15-! '- ~1 _ ~, :.-. 00 "" '" C 00 ('N ~ C'-1 M M l-- t- c:£ "" ~l <'. C'. C'J C\l c, ",... Cl (,...... 0 '" M 0, ?o - ol ~] ]~ .... Ci o ""d .:: h .£ f3 t tc .§ .~ 2 ~ ~ ~, o co co r- 0 >0 2"", .., "OJ< o 0 o o o o 0" ~I I:");j TABLE B-XIV c., 2 QO ~ ~l ,..>," ~ '"§ ..... e-l ~ l~ ~ r ... ~ (.0 to l' ~ co C"':' 0' '" '.', 0' c:: ~ .~ ~ ~ 10 0" ~OC1ML"O ~ ~ ..q4 ~ ....joI lQ M ~ M C"? M M 157 INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20% Sample) engaged in Household Industry .A..-__._. _____. ______. ____ . ____ . ______._._._____ - - ______. __ - - --_ 3-5 Persons 0-10 Persons More tha.n 10 Persons ,--_____ .__ ..A..-._._. ___ """""\ ,------"------"""""\ ,------.-...A------_ - -... Family workers Famiiy workers Family workers Size of land House- ,--___ . .A.....-_~ Hired House- .-_-..A..-._~ Hi,(d lluu,e- ,---../'-.-- --. Eil DISTRICT-RURAL 581 1,260 817 74 129 471 319 104 29 99 72 459 All shes 9 10 17 4 Less than 1 95 184 145 1 7 20 19 4 1 3 2 15 1.0- 2.4 163 323 251 13 15 49 39 10 1 1 2 10 2.5- 4.9 143 304 204 20 18 66 40 16 5 11 6 151 5.0-· 7.4 64 154 84 8 17 64 45 8 6 18 17 103 7.5- 9.9 43 117 62 3 20 76 48 18 3 8 5 65 10.0-12.4 11 26 13 4 16 52 4() 19 4 15 9 55 12.5-14.9 45 115 40 17 27 112 69 11 7 33 27 45 15.0-29.9 6 19 1 2 9 32 19 18 1 8 4 30.0-49.9 2 8 2 1 2 15 • 50+ Unspecified DISTRICT-URBAN 31 70 37 5 9 23 17 22 All sIzes 2 3 4 Less than 1 15 30 19 4 4 12 9 8 1.0- 2.4- 8 20 8 1 1 1 4 2.5- 4.9 3 9 8 2 5 3 5 5.0- 7.4 3 8 3 1 7.5- 9.9 1 2 4 10.0-12.4 1 3 4 1 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspecified Taluk--Rural 8 17 18 1 1 8 2 15 All sizes Less than 1 1 2 3 2 15 1.0- 2.4 2 5 5 2.5- 4.9 3 6 5 5.0-7.4 1 3 1 7.5- 9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 liO+ Unspecified I 158 B-XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION' AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on Cultiva.ting household. Tot",l of cuhn1ting hOU50boJds which 1 ------.----.- .. --.--.-----.---.- ·t,re engaged j n Itotlscho!d Indusjry 1 PerioO!) 2 Pereons 1-----·--___-.A.. __ . _____ .__ .-. I--·--·-...A------, I---·-··___ ...A- _____ ~ 8jze of In.ud Filmily workcls F:.mily workers Family workers , ____ - ...A-- _ -, (dass ra.nge. Hoti:::.e- HiJtd Homc- ,----. -...A-----, l-:fou~,c~ ,..--.A.....c----, Hired in acrei) hc)hlfl. ::'0[,,]<.-, rlllH.du~ 'Y011:.(-1 S holds ~ralcg Fema.le" holds Malei Fen."Jp" worken ., 3 .[ ;) Ii 7 ;) !I 1(1 11 I~ Arkalgud All sizes 72 112 90 10 11 8 3 26 32 19 1 L,'''" tlli'" I :1 :1 11 .J. of a 1 1.0-- .! ,! I:) :!5 !-1 - .) 7 n 5 .) ;-)-- 4.!1 'J.j -..:.7 :!a 5 3 :! 11 14 l-\ .L) .) .) .) ii.O-- 7 ,1 J" :>1 ::l 7.i)-- H.D 15 ](I !l .) 10.0--12.-1 { I:!.i;-IJ.9 .) ·t J5.0-:.:).!1 .. .) 4. :~O. 0--4H . ,I ~) iJO,_ Unsl'Bcifi«l Arslkere All sizes 324 628 290 167 60 57 3 94- 133 52 3 Les5 than 5 Ii { { .) / 1.0- 2.4 63 84 4(; fj '::0 IS :! 25 2!1 ::0 ~.5- 4.9 109 178 97 21 l~ IS 42 (i] ~3 5.0- 7.4 72 137 61 46 1:l 13 17 25 8 7.5-- 9.9 :2.5 eo ., ~ ) (j 4 4 4, s 10.0-1::.4 :21 73 :'0 17 3 ;_) 12.5-1-1.9 7 14 13 53 15.0-:::9.9 IG 52 :.:0 8 :2 3 30.0-49.9 5 21 11 9 50+ 3 .) Unspecified Belur All sizes 63 107 76 18 3 8 21 27 15 Less th[111 1.0- 2.4 17 25 I!l 4, 4 () ~; 4 2.5- 4.9 II :8 24 I I ;) [) :; 5.0- 7.4 J:3 17 II tl 3 3 3 4 .) 7.5- 9.9 7 18 7 10 .) 3 flH .. rej·'i!f. 10.0-12.-1 4 Ii !) :2 12.5-14.9 I 1 15.0-29.0 4 8 4 3 4 :2 30.0-49.!l :l ;2 50+ 'C'nlipec'ified ... 15Q INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URABl( AREAS SEPARATELY- -cont". 20% Sample) engaged in Household Industry ..A. ____ ------3-5 Persons 0-10 Pel "on' lrore th6n 10 l'ersonl _ - __..A._. ______" r------"------~ r'-' -- r------...--.J..._____ ---. Family workers Family workers Family worker3 Size of laud ..A..-___-, HouBe- r-~----"-----___" Hired House- r----- ..A..--__-, llired l~ OUSf- Hired (clasg r6ngel balds }Iales Feme.les workers holdi }la]e;3 FernaIuj worker. Lords 111\]ci }'pmaleli workerll Iii acreil) 13 JJ" 15 Hi J7 IS III 2(1 21 .""!.) 2:3 24 Taluk-Rural 30 54 55 4 14 11 1 4 2 8 All Sizes 4 S LeiS til"" (i JJ !J 1. 0-- 2 .4 0':) S ~J 2 4 2.5- 4.9 I> 17 Hi .. :3 ;,),0-- 7.4 ;; ;; :1 1 4 .J 3 :3 '" tl 7.,5- 9.9 4 10.0- 12.4 :3 12.5- 14.U 2 2 4 15.0- 29.9 5 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspecified Taluk-- Rural 134 315 165 22 28 94 53 43 8 29 17 93 All sizes Le3S than 17 35 24 :2 • 1.0- 2.4 42 81 5D Ii ,) Ii 12 5 2 10 2.5- 4.9 37 83 4G 11 :, 10 4 8 2 6 3 26 11.0- 7.4 14 39 15 1 :l 9 7 5 7.5- 9.9 12 41 8 5 23 ]0 6 4 1 10 10.0-12.4 :2 4 3 3 5 8 8 2 5 2 45 12.5-14.9 9 29 10 1 4 15 5 4 5 5 2 15.0-29.9 4 13 7 9 8 4 30.0- 49.9 3 50+ U nepecified Taluk- Rural 26 48 41 2 7 22 20 6 1 2 10 All sizes Less than 1 6 9 12 4 3 1.0- 2.4 10 19 15 1 3 4 2.5- 4.9 5 9 9 1 6 5.0- 7.4 3 8 2 1 5' 4 ~ 10 7.5- 9.9 2 2 5 7 10.0- 12.4 12.5- 14.9 I 40 2 15.0-29.9 1 2 1 2 90.0- 49.9 00+ Unspecified 160 B.XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD Based on Cultivating households Tota.l of cultivating households which ,------_ - - - _------~- at<' engaged in Hou16ebold Ir,duBby 1 Pel>-on 2 'PerbOI\S ,----____. ..A--______""""\ ,-----.-.-..A.---- ____ .""""\ ,------_._..A--_.__ .____ -, Size of land Family workers Fa.mily worker. Family workers (class rapges House- , ___ -A--_ --. Hircu ,.-.__ -A--_.""",,\ House- Housc~ ,---..A..----, Ri,ed in aClcb) holds l\{des F('mLl(~ workers hold. Males Females holds Ma]cH Females worker3 .) 3 -1 5 6 7 8 !l 10 11 12 Channarayapa.tna All Sizes 297 587 365 2L 42 40 2 70 91 46 11 Less thc.n 1 4 ·10 :~ 3 1.0-- :'04 71 91> 77 Ii) 15 :25 :l6 :l4 :.!.Ii- 4.n -~..> 1:2!l 73 10 9 23 31 15 0.0- 7.4 HI ll3 61 6 10 fI J~ 17 4 3 7.5- fI.ll ~8 (i7 :1I\ (j IJ 10.0- 12.4 :27 73 55 :l 2 :l 1 12.5-·14.!.l II 33 25 8 15.0-29.9 20 (i4 34 7 ;; .) 30.0-49.9 (j 3 :~ 50+ Unspecifiul Hassan All sizes 132 283 150 30 1" 16 27 33 21 Less than 4 /j .( :l .) :l 1.0- 2.4 33 60 29 9 9 11 13 9 ~.5- 4.1) a6 65 \) 37 4 6 '$ \} 7 5.0- 7.4 23 4S 31 .2 5 7 3 7.5- 9.9 (j 16 S 10.O-U.4 8 22 12 8 12.5-J4.9 5 23 12 11 15.0-29.D 14 43 !i 4 2 30.0--4!1.9 3 11 S 1 50+ UnspecifiEd Holenaraslpur All sizes 237 506 401 290 15 13 2 43 48 37 1 Less than 1 ti (i \) 4 :2 :2 :2 1.0- 2.4 48 73 56 7 6 19 22 16 2.5- 4.1l <'>1 103 102 5 4 4, \:: 11 J3 5.0- 7.4 49 III 78 127 :2 [) 5 4 1 7.5- (U) 31 'i8 53 89 :l 4 10.0-12.4 12 34 18 55 12.5-14.9 5 15 11 15.0--29.9 25 86 64 10 1 :2 3 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspeciliul 161 INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-contd. 20% Sample) cng,,!,ged in HOllse]wld Industry ..A...-,... -----______------, 3-5 Persons n-l0 ForHans More than 10 Persons .------...A-----______~ ,--______.-A... ______~ ,------..A-______- -, Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of land H(mse- ,------.-A...____ -.., Hired Hou::: Taluk-Rural 150 322 215 11 35 134 102 14 All sizes Less than 28 49 43 3 S 10 1.0- 2.4 39 84 56 1 I 5 I 2.5- 4.9 36 7n 40 3 :3 12 7 5.0- 7.4 16 35 ~2 .~ 20 13 7.5- 9.9 17 43 31 i 26 23 2 10.0-12.4 3 8 4 .) 7 :!4 21 f) 12.5-14.9 10 :!5 10 4 8 36 24 3 15.0-:29.9 1 3 3 3 3 30 0-49.9_ 50+ Unspecified Taluk-Rural 72 162 90 10 15 62 32 10 2 10 7 10 All sizes 2 2 Less than 12 25 17 3 3 1.0- 2.4 20 44 24 4 2 6 6 2.5_:' 4.9 16 34 23 2 7 5 2 5.0- 7.4 6 '16 8 7.5- 9.9 5 11 8 2 3 11 4 6 1.0.0-12.4 3 13 5 2 10 7 10 12_5-14.9 11 27 8 4- 2 .14 15.0-29.9 1 3 2 8 8 30.0-49.9 50+ Unspecifiep Taluk-Rural 132 273 222 10 34 127 96 9 13 45 44 270 All sizes 4 4 1 4 Less than 21 42 36 3 3 1.0- 2.4 40 72 77 5 16 12 5 2'5- 4.9 31 68 49 1 8 32 21 3 5 3 125 5.0- 7.4 19 43 31 3 5 18 17 4 12 15 85 7.5- 9.9 7 20 9 2 9 4 2 4 4 55 10.0-12.4 3 7 6 2 8 5 12.5-14.9 7 17 7 2 11 41 34 3 4 24 22 5 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 .~ 50+ Unspecified HASSAN 11 162 B-XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN OULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on Cultivating households Total of cultivating households which r------.--. ------_------..A. are engagerl in Household Industry 1 P~:;,_'son 2 Pcuwns ,.---______.A-... _____ '_--"'\ r------..A.-- - .. ----, ,----__..A.------. Size of land Falnily 'nwker~ Family workers Family \\' orkers ,-__ .A. ___---.., (class ranges HU'.._lRC- r----..A.----. Hir,'d House- ,.---_..A. __ ---.., lIousc- Hired in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females worker. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Manjarabad All sizes 71 130 31 88 11 11 22 32 10 ~ LedS than 2 -1 2 -1 1.0- 2.4 1:~ II{ 4 4 ;) 6 4, 2.5- 4.9 11 J7 :1 :! 1 1 [) 6 .,0' 5.0- 7.4 II 18 7 [) 2 2 2 4 7.5- 9.\! 6 15 :z fi 10.0-12.4 3 4 -i 0) 2 12.5-14.9 5 9 2 6 2 3 15.0-29.9 11 24 4 44 2 3 30.0-49.9 6 18 5 2 4 50+ 3 9 15 2 Unspecified 163 INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-concld. 20% Sample) engaged in Household Industry ...).....____._,---- '---, 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than 10 Persons ,--____.A-- ______-..... ,------..;..._----~.---... ,------"--.-----... Family workors Family workers Fa.mily workers Size of land House ,-__.A.-- _ _... Hired House ,--_.A--_ _... Hired House- ,----"-----.., Hired (Cla.,s rangeE-l holds Males Female. worker. holds Ma.les Females workers holds Males Females workers in acres) 1:1 14 15 17 18 HI 20 21 22 23 24 1 Taluk-Rural 29 6g 16 17 6 18 5 16 3 6 53 All sizes Less than 1 4 S a 1.0- 2.4 5 10 6 2.5- 4.9 7 12 7 5.0- 7 .• 2 I) 7.5- 9.9 10.0-12.4 2 i 12.5---14.9 5 l( 15.0-29.9 ;) 11 30.0-49.9 - I I) 50+ Unspecified 11* 164 B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING (Based 011 Household Industry Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months ,-______..A.______-, ,..-____ - ~ ______, ,-______..A.______----, ,-_..A.__ _, Division and To~al }'an,ily workprs Family workers :Farnily workers Code Major ()roup Rural House- ,..- _...A- - _, Hiff,d House- ,..--..A.._ -_, Hired House- .-- ..A.__ - -. Hired No. only "CrLan holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 HASSAN All Divisions Total 1,969 3,394 1,944 742 223 391 226 144 398 661 394 83 (a) 1,277 2,508 1,490 674 198 355 216 144 323 578 349 79 (b) 692 886 454 68 25 36 10 75 83 45 4 .dural 1,654 2,978 1,676 669 214 379 223 130 364 616 355 81 (a) 1,2I:l 2,388 1,424 647 194 348 214 130 312 552 3:35 79 (IJ) 441 590 252 22 20 31 9 52 64 20 2 Urban 315 416 268 73 9 12 3 14 :14 45 39 2 (a) 64 120 66 27 4 7 2 14 II 26 14 (v) 251 296 202 46 5 5 23 19 25 2 * Diviston 0 Total 438 1,001 538 348 19 39 12 7 30 58 15 50 A (Jriculture, (a) 414 974 524 345 19 :)9 12 7 29 57 14 50 lit'eotock, (b) 24 27 14 :3 I 1 fcn·stry, fiolnng and hunting. Rural 432 996 533 339 HI 39 12 7 29 57 50 (a) 412 972 523 339 19 39 12 7 29 57 50 (b) 20 24 10 "rban 6 5 I) 9 1 1 (a) 2 2 6 (b) 4 3 4 3 Major Group 04 Total 414 965 522 348 18 38 12 7 26 52 8 50 Livestock and (a) 401 952 514 345 18 38 12 7 26 52 8 50 Huu>ing (b) n 13 8 3 Rural 409 961 518 339 18 38 12 7 26 52 8 50 (a) 3il9 950 513 339 18 38 12 7 26 52 8 50 (b) 10 11 [; Urhan 5 4 4- 9 (a) 2 2 I 6 (b) 3 2 3 3 Division 1 Total 27 46 29 5 8 10 3 8 4. JyJ ining and (a) 8 14 14 5 8 10 2 3 4. Quarrying (b) 19 23 15 1 5 Rural 25 44 28 5 8 10 3 8 4 (a) 8 14 14 5 8 10 2 3 4 (b) 17 30 14 1 5 Urban 2 2 (a) (9) 2 2 1 165 AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS 20% Sample) Household 7 to 9 months 10 months to 1 year r n specified Industry ,..---- _____ ..A.. _____ "-:\ ,------"------.. ,.------"-----'----.. ,--..A.._ -.. Family workers Family workers Family worhrs Total Division and House. r-----"---"-:\ Hired House· ,--_..A.--_-.. Hired House, ,.-__..A-_ -.. Hired Rural Makr Group Code holds Males Females workers holds MalE'S I,'emales workers holds Males Females workers Urban only No. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 3 2 1 DISTRICT 146 254 149 16 1,133 1,975 1,120 496 69 113 55 3 Total AI! Divisions 101 194 129 13 610 1,300 755 435 45 81 41 3 (a) 45 60 20 3 523 675 365 61 24 32 14 (b) 134 241 137 16 881 1,640 909 439 61 102 52 3 Rural 99 192 125 13 565 1,219 709 422 43 77 41 3 (a) 35 49 12 3 316 421 200 17 18 25 11 (h) 12 13 12 252 335 211 57 8 11 3 Urban 2 2 4 45 81 46 13 2 4 (a) 10 II 8 207 254 165 44 6 7 3 (b) 16 32 16 361 847 4S5 289 12 25 10 2 Total * Division 0 8 21 12 347 833 477 286 II 24 9 2 (a) Agriculture, 8 II 4 14 14 8 3 (b) livestock, forestry, fishing and hunting 16 32 16 356 843 4S1 280 12 25 10 2 Rur'Ll 8 21 12 345 8:n 476 280 11 24 9 2 (a) 8 11 4 11 12 5 1 (b) 5 4 4 9 Urban 2 2 1 6 (a) 3 2 3 3 (b) 9 21 13 349 829 479 289 12 25 10 2 Total Major Grou p 04 g 21 12 338 817 473 286 II 24 9 2 (a) Livestock and II 12 6 3 1 (b) Hunting 9 21 13 344 825 475 280 12 25 10 2 Rural 8 21 12 336 815 472 280 11 24 9 2 (a) 1 1 8 10 3 1 I (h) 5 4 4 9 Urban 2 2 1 6 (a) 3 2 3 3 (0) 2 2 1 16 24 14 4 Total Divi~ion 1 1 3 (a) Mining and 2 2 15 21 14 4 (h) Quarrying 2 2 I 14 22 13 4 Rural 1 3 (a) 2 2 I 13 19 13 1 4 (b) 2 2 Urban (a) 2 ') (11) 166 B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING (Based on Hom,ehold Industry Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months ~__A._~~ ,-----___ .A.--- - _ ~ ------, .------~ ~ __ .A.--- - __ - -~ ,.------..A..----__ ~ Division and Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Code ~ ajor Group Rural House- ,------.-A-- - -." Hired House- r- - ..A.------." Hired House- ,---.A.-_ - -, Hired No. only Urban holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females worken 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 HASSAN Major Group 10 Total 27 46 29 5 8 10 3 Mining and (a) 8 14 14 Ii 8 10 2 Quarrying (b) 19 23 15 5 Rural 25 44 28 5 8 10 3 8 4 (a) 8 14 14 5 8 10 2 3 4 (b) 17 30 14 5 Urban 2 2 (a) (b) 2 2 .. Division 2 &: 3 Total 1,504 2,347 1,377 394 199 344 204 137 365 595 375 33 Manufacturing (a) 855 1,520 952 329 174 308 194 137 292 518 331 29 (b) 649 827 425 65 25 36 10 73 77 44 4 Rural 1,197 I,93S J,1I5 330 191) 332 201 123 ,332 551 337 31 (a) 793 1,402 887 308 170 301 192 123 281 492 317 29 (b) 404 536 228 22 20 31 9 51 59 20 2 Urban 307 409 262 64 9 12 3 14 33 44 38 2 (a) 62 lI8 65 21 4 7 2 14 II 26 14 (b) 245 291 197 43 5 5 22 18 24 2 Major Group 23 Total 152 213 222 21 5 16 8 22 30 2:J 6 TextileS-Cotton (a) 58 96 78 16 5 16 8 19 27 20 6 (b) 94 117 144 5 3 :3 3 Rural 104 152 155 12 5 16 8 21 29 21 II (a) 50 81 61 10 5 16 S 19 27 20 6 (b) 54 71 94 2 2 2 I Urban 48 61 67 9 1 1 2 (a) 8 15 17 6 (b) 40 46 50 3 1 2 Major Group 28 Total 398 589 402 172 91 138 lOS 61 98 148 109 :1 Manufacture of (a) 263 431 323 159 81 128 100 61 78 132 96 3 Wood and Wooden (b) 135 158 79 13 10 10 5 20 16 13 Products. Rural 349 534 358 161 88 134 104 55 94 148 105 3 (a) 256 421 318 153 79 125 99 55 78 132 96 ~ (b) 93 113 40 8 9 9 .5 16 16 9 / Urban 49 55 44 11 3 4 1 6 4 (a) 7 10 5 6 2 3 1 6 (~) 42 45 39 I) ] 67 AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL A RliJAS--contd. 20% Sample) HousehoU VJ1specilicd Industry 7 to 9 months 10 months to 1 year ,.-______..A-- _____--., ,-____-..A.------., ,---~-----..A------"l . ,--.A..--'-) Total Didsion and Family workers . Family workers Family workers ,--_..A.___ -, Rural Major Group Code House- ,-__..A. __ -.". Hired House- ,.-__..A.----., Hired H ow'e- Hired urban only No. holds Males Females workers holds M,,108 Females workerR holds MaIrs F~J1laJ('8 workers 26 27 :'I 2 I 1(; 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 DISTRICT -coneld. Total Major Group 10 1 111 24- 14 4. 2 2 Mining and 1 3 (a) (b) Quarrying 2 2 15 21 14 4 Rural 2 2 14 22 13 4 3 (a) (b) 2 2 13 19 13 Urban 2 2 (a) (b) 2 2 45 1 Total *Division 2 &, 3 128 220 132 16 756 1,104 621 207 56 84 32 1 (a) Ma"TIufatcurinll 93 173 117 13 262 464 278 149 34 57 27 13 (b) 35 47 15 3 494 640 343 58 22 42 1 Rural 116 207 120 16 511 775 415 159 48 73 32 (a) 91 171 1I3 13 219 385 233 142 32 53 10 (b) 25 36 7 3 292 390 182 17 16 20 11 3 Urban 12 13 12 245 329 206 48 8 4 (a) 2 2 4 43 79 45 7 2 7 3 (b) 10 11 8 202 250 161 41 6 10 II Total Major Group 23 3 3 4 114- 154 176 15 8 6 7 (a) Texttles-Cotto. 2 2 3 27 45 40 10 5 4 (b) 1 87 109 136 5 3 4 10 11 Rura} 2 2 3 68 95 112 6 8 6 7 (a) 2 3 19 30 23 4 5 2 (b) 49 65 89 2 3 4 4 Urb~n I 46 59 64 9 (a) 8 15 17 6 (b) 38 44 47 3 26 22 Total Major Group 2'3 43 69 42 3 147 208 124 10+ 19 (a) Manufacture of 60 100 72 94 15 21 20 29 50 35 Wood and 10 4- 5 2 (b) U 19 7 3 87 lOS 52 Wooden Product. 21 Rural 41 68 39 3 109 162 89 99 17 22 20 1 (al 28 49 34 57 97 69 94- 14 18 4 1 (b) 13 19 5 3 52 65 20 5 3 I 2 :I 38 46 35 5 2 1 3 3 3 1 1 2 35 43 32 5 168 B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING (Based on Householrl Industry Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months ,-__.A- ___-,. ,-______.A- ______-, r-- ,---____.A- ______-, -~ D l visi,m and Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Code M'jor Group R'lral House. ,-__.A- __~ Hired House. ,-__...A. __ . ., Hired House' ,-__...A._----,. Hired No. only Uj'ban holds Males Fema.les workers holds Males Females workers holds :Males Females workers 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 HASSAN Ma.jor Group 34 & 35 Total 169 265 155 21 12 20 10 10 34 57 215 Non.metallic (a) 87 153 87 16 10 16 10 10 29 52 24 Mineral Products (b) 82 112 68 5 2 4 5 5 other than Petroleum and Rural 134 211 114 20 12 20 10 10 33 54 24 Coal (a) 78 137 76 15 10 16 10 10 28 49 23 (b) 56 74 38 15 2 4 5 5 1 Urban 35 54 41 1 3 (a) 9 16 II 1 3 lh) 26 38 30 Major Group 39 Total 203 303 116 13 19 28 9 2 42 77 39 6 Miscellaneous (a) 102 186 81 8 14 22 8 2 30 62 27 4 Manufacturing (b) 101 117 35 5 5 6 12 15 12 2 Industries Rural 156 240 91 8 16 23 8 2 32 60 23 4 (a) 94 162 74 8 13 19 8 2 27 52 20 4 (b) 62 78 17 3 4 5 8 3 Urban 47 63 25 5 3 5 10 17 16 2 (a) 8 24 7 1 3 3 10 7 (b) 39 31l 18 5 2 2 7 7 9 2 (a)=With Cultivation (b)= Without Cultivation APPENDIX TO Major groups of Household Industry having leM than 10% of the Tho following abbreviations have been used. ABBREVIATION OLASS RANGE OF PERIOD OF WORKING A means WITH CULTIVATION 1 to 3 months B means 4 to 6 months C means 7 to 9 months D means 10 months to 1 year X means Unspecified months HASSAN TOTAL OO(B·I, D.6, H· '); 01 (D·3, H·I, G·6) ; 02 (G·1, H.l); 03(A·I, B·2, F.I) ; 20(A·17, B.14, 0·3, D·IO, E·3, F·6, H·20, Y.1) ; 21 (A.2, F·2, B.15, 0·6, D·28, X.3, E·l, F·7, 0·4, H·69, Y·3); 29(H.I,); 31(A.2, B·8, 0·3, D.14, E.I, F.l, H.ll); 33(0·1, D·l, F·I, H·2); 36.(A.I5, B·28, RURAL OO(B.l, D.6, H.I); OI(D.3, H.I, G·6) ; 02(G.I, H.I) ; 03(A.I, B·2); 20(A.17, B.13, 0·3, D.8, E.2, F.4, H.3) ; 21(A.I, H·5, F.I,) ; 22(A.2, X3, E.I, F·5, 0·3, H.35, Y.I); 31(A.2, B·8, C·3, D·IO, F·I, H.7); 33(0·1, D·1, F·1, H.I); 36(A·I5, B·22, 0·8, D·I5, X.3, E·1, F.6, G·2, H·40, HRBAN 03(F.I); 20(B.1, D.2, E.I, F·2, H.I7, Y·I); 2I(A.I, F·I); 22(0.1, G.3, F.2, G.I, H.9,); 25(F.l, H.5) ; 27(F.2, D.4, G.I, H·34, Y.2, 29(H.I}; 169 AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-concld. 20% Sample) Household 7 t09 months 10 months to I ycar Unspecified Industry .A..-_____ ~ ,---_____...A... ______" ,---___...A... ______--, r---..A-"""",\ Family workers Family workers Family workers Total Division and House- ,----.,A__""""'\ Hired House- ,---..A..---.--... Hired House- ,-----..A..---.---.,. Hired- Rural Major Group Code holds Males Females Workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers Urban only No_ 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 3 2 1 DISTRICT -concld. 16 29 12 5 103 153 106 6 4 6 2 Total Major Group 34 &35 10 19 9 5 37 64 43 1 2 (a) Non-metallic 6 10 3 66 89 63 5 3 4 (b) :V[ineral Products other than Petro- 13 25 10 5 73 108 68 5 3 4 2 Rural leum and Coal 10 19 9 5 29 51 33 I 2 (a) 3 6 44 57 3,'> 2 2 (b) 3 4 2 30 45 38 2 Urban 8 13 10 (a) 3 4 2 22 32 28 2 (b) 17 25 17 117 158 47 4 8 15 4 Total Maj or Group 39 14 23 16 40 71 26 1 4 8 4 (a) Miscellaneous ::I 2 I 77 87 21 3 4- 7 7 (b) Manufacturing Industries 16 25 16 85 119 40 7 13 4 Rural 14 23 16 36 60 26 4 8 4 (a) 2 2 49 59 14 3 5 (b) 32 ·32 39 7 3 2 urban 4, II (a) 28 28 7 3 1 2 (b) TABLE B-XV! figures of the rcspccttve division are given in this Appendix. ABBREVUTION CLASS RANGE OF PERIOD OF WORKING E means WITH OUT CULTIVATION 1 to 3 months F means 4 to 6 months G means 7 to 9 months H mea.ns 10 months to I year Y means Unspecified months DISTRICT B-5); 22(A-2,B-5, C-I, D-5, X-I E-I, F-4, G-2, H-9, Y-2); 24(A-4, B-I2, C-9, D-ll, E-l, G-I, H-4); 25(A-I7, B-53, C-7, D-7, X-I, F-3, H-3,}; 27 (A-5, C-8, D-21, X-4, E-I, F-8, G-3, H-52, Y-2) ; 37(B-I) ; 38(D-I, F-I, G-I, H-I). B-5, D-2, X-I, E-I, F-5, G-3, H-35, Y-l); 24(A-4, B-I2, C-9, D-ll, E-l, G-I, H-4); 25(A-17, B-53, C-7, D-7, F-2, X-I, H-2); 27(A-5, B-I5, C-6, D-24 Y-2) ; 37(B-I} ; 3~(F-I, H-I). 31(D-4, E-l, H-4) ; 33(H-I} ; 36(B-6, D-6, X-I, V-2, G-l, H-I2) ; 38(D-I, G-I). 170 B-XVII-8AMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY (i) NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE MEMBERS INDUSTRY, (b) IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ONLY AND (0) IN (Based on ~ize of sample r------..A...... _ ---.--.------Ko. of Total ~",mpl(' Single member household 2.3 members Total f{ample household population r-----_ _..A... ___._~ r------..A-..----..,. Rural ho,,"(" r-- _____ ..A.._ ------.---, HOUR~' Hous('· Frban :'>I ..l"s Fem ..le. 3 ;) 7 fl 10 II HASSAN Total 32,648 175,990 88,697 87,293 1,988 1,084 904 7,036 9,203 8,895 All Rural 28,874 155,513 78,128 77,385 1,696 888 808 6,231 8,103 7,951 (i) Households engaged l1f,ithel' in ouUivation nor houB", hold industry 4.841 17,(;8.) H.87i 8.80S 471 Jo(; l,filO 1,960 2,020 (ii) Households engaged in houee· hold industry 39 10 123 172 145 (iii) Households enga!l:€d in enl· ti,ation 23,1)92 131'i_8f;.Q (\8.21 Ii 67.763 710 378 332 4.49S 5.971 5.78S Si71' of holding groUJ' L"MB tlnn J Mre 53H ~,027 943 l.08<1, 7ii 27 48 184 218 :!3S 1. ()-- 2.,( aore .. 5,151 22,478 10,999 11,479 325 146 179 1,596 2,079 2,028 2.5- .(.~) 7.596 38,409 18,9tll 19,44~ 1911 1:::0 73 1,6U5 2,200 2,200 Ii.O- 7.4 fi,(lOS 2(1,644 14.816 14,828 74 53 21 704 H60 914. 7.fi-- !l.9 J ,HI 0 13,043 6,673 ":370. S 4 178 264. 210 10.0--12.4 " 1,403 10,755 i),515 5.240 12 !) 3 96 I3!) III 12.[>-14.9 501 <1,,408 2,ll08 2,100 3 3 20 20 15.0-29.0 I,I71 II ,485 fi,012 5.473 (j 5 36 47 30.0-49.!l 214 2,581 1,407 1,174 12 II 50+ 93 1,033 .571 . 462 16 7 UnBpccifl..:l 7 10 15 3 1 All Urllall 3,772 20,477 10,569 9,908 292 196 1,100 944 17] BY SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDS AND (ii) ENGAGEMENT (a) NEITHER IN CULTIVATION NOR 1M CULTIVATION SUB-CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED 20% Sample) households -'" -~--- . ,--_._-- _-- --~ ._------_-_ --- _----"._--" --_- _... -"- - .. _ - -_---.. ------_" --- _- - --- ..__ 4-n llH'mhr:rJl=i 7 9 mt?·In lWfg H) memb(\,"" n,nrl O1'cr ._. ._._..A-~._ .. .. .A._ ---- .. - .. ..A-_ _. -_._.-, Total ,------~'--.- .---., ,--_ _. ~.---.-.----., ,- _ Rural House. Home. House. Urhan holds \[n.les I·'mna.l"s holds 'hks Felna,lu, hold" \fa1(', FCPlalPB 12 1:1 ]( J" Hi 17 IS l() :20 DISTRICT Total 18,885 34,357 34,569 7,074 27,520 27,166 2,663 1e,5ll3 15,759 12,447 30,693 31,071 6,186 24,029 ~il,783 2,314 14,415 13,772 All Rural (i) II oU8ehold8 en~aged nei ther in cultivation nor house· hold industry, L775 4.284 4,238 4iil 1.71~ 1,712 6S 4-i50 37~ (i i) Households engaged in household industry 187 4()" (21) 73 28il 277 9 47 47 (iii) HousPholds enf!ag,'d in cllTtiyntion, 10,485 :2.5.'l14- 2flAOil fj,fW2 22,034 :?1.7!)4 2.237 lil.'llQ 1:1.353 SiZe of hnlding grol1p 1 acre ::!3!) 545 "Or, 39 1:27 1(lR (, 2() 2!) 10,88 than J ,0- 2.4 acres :l,483 i),Sln ".313 671 2,503 2,561 70 410 398 3,932 9,539 9,923 1,584 (,,024 6,084 216 1,072 1,168 2,5- 4.9 5,0- 7.4 2,330 1),923 5,854 1,521 5,831 5,887 379 ~,049 2,152 " 750 ].9.57 1,F!9I 680 2.743 :l.f1I 0 290 1,70l 1.655 7,5- fl.!) 379 1,007 949 554 2.223 2,161 362 2,137 2,016 10.0--·1:lA " 12.5-14,9 III 308 266 188 773 717 179 1,1!U 1,097 " 223 648 ;)10 350 1.484 1,323 556 3,826 3,592 15.0-29,9 " 32 !l6 74 50 223 186 123 1,076 903 30.0-4'l,9 " !i 2H :?! :23 99 117 51 +2fl 347 50+ 4 2 2 4 ]n Unspecified 1,438 3,664 3,498 888 8,491 3,388 349 2,118 1,987 All Urban 172 r I oc: ..... Ii~ I c °1 e-l~l...~OOM OMMOO:Q C't -o:tt O ... ,_, ..... I I I I lOr.o~~~ ""d"!OO C10 00 l .....M",'o:tI ~C'l ." 1.0 00 C'l 1:-1""""1 1""""101""""101- lOM_O~lO 10"' C'1 ¢;~ 1""""1" ~O>O>o: c: C-I1-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS ::Ihrital Status "" "_"__ "". _____ "_ ..A.. __" __ ." __ "______._____ "______"-, Divorced Unspecified Tot",1 Tokl Poplll"tion Nover :lhl'l'i<' All Ages T 895,847 455,055 440,792 269,873 213,959 167,465 173,933 16,766 51,682 683 1,019 268 199 R 788,311 398,668 389,463 234,317 185,766 148,209 154,571 15,435 48,186 655 932 232 181 U 107,536 56,387 51,1,~~) 35,556 28,193 19,436 19,362 1,311 3,496 28 87 36 11 0- 9 T 278,478 13.,514 HO.()G4 137,514 140,1)l)4 R 246,857 121,847 125,0]1) 121,847 125,010 U 31,621 15,667 15,954 15,CH7 15,\)54 10-14 T 10(),489 54,\)8li 54,503 54,RSO 53.432 087 3 tll li2 l~ 04,882 ·17,54.(; 47,33G ·:1-7,3\)7 4G,343 Gi !)ll 3 79 tiO U 14,607 7,440 7,167 7"i3a 7,OS9 fi 7() 2 2 15-19 69,948 36,502 33,446 35,831 14,94(1 G~I 17,con 8 S02 3 55 3n 34 50,551 30,811 :28,740 30,180 12,269 58.5 l.~,('()(; 8 7St) 3 50 35 29 10,397 5,691 4,706 5,C51 ~,(i77 3f) 2,00:! II; 5 4 5 20-24 72,150 34,777 37,373 25,372 1,937 f),lSH 34,795 H9 45,1 30 16!) 38 18 It 62,201 29,528 32,673 21,017 1,378 8,316 30,714 137 412 29 152 2\) 17 U 9,949 5,249 4,700 4,355 55\) 872 4,081 12 42 17 \) 25-29 T 71,961 34,37\) 37,582 0,765 36!) 24,085 35,808 411 1,1(;S 6(1 18a 19 24 R 63,340 29,914 aa,.!26 8,03\) 270 21,370 31,885 421 l,lIen 67 170 17 23 U 8,621 4,465 4,15() 1,726 90 2,715 3,923 20 J29 2 13 2 30-34 T 60,832 30,351 31J,481 ~,571 155 26,048 27,543 2,582 f,!J 16 15 R 53,703 26,505 27,108 2,~01 Jlf) 23,624 24,464 fl68 2,33!) 88 174 14 15 V 7,129 3,756 3,373 370 39 3,324 3,079 59 243 l:l 2 35-39 T 52,852 28,532 24,320 1,05t. 118 2G,425 20,351 !)l6 3,703 119 134 IG 14 R 4(;,833 25,117 21,71 G 923 88 23,204 18,0()6 863 3,395 117 123 10 14 U 6,019 3,415 2,604 ll3 30 3,221 2,255 53 308 2 IJ 6 40-44 T 46,240 25,582 20,658 653 103 23,410 14,399 1,390 6,014 118 138 II R 40,9ii8 22,521 18,437 568 80 20,557 12,780 1,;];71 5,447 ll5 1~() 10 U 5,282 3,061 2,221 85 23 2,853 1,IH9 ll9 567 3 12 1 45-49 T 35,670 20,290 15,380 390 56 17,513 9,280 2,643 5,972 93 61 11 11 R 31,871 18,073 13,798 344 42 15,117 8,2S1 2,520 5,4ll 82 55 10 \) U 3,799 1,582 46 14 2,036 999 123 561 11 6 I 50-54 T 33,465 17,9133 15,502 321 44 15,333 6,478 2,229 s,922 72 53 8 5 R 29,923 15,975 13,948 298 36 13,573 5,805 2,030 8,057 68 45 G () U 3,542 1,988 1,554 23 8 1,760 673 199 8fl5 4 8 2 55--59 T 16,795 9,422 7,373 602 25 7,396 2,685 1,390 4,642 27 18 7 3 R 15,021 8,461 G,560 583 21 6,561 2,387 1,285 4,133 26 16 6 3 U 1,774 961 813 II! 4 835 298 105 509 2 60-64 T 21,530 11,036 10,494 129 715 8,440 2,380 2,427 7,381 31 14 9 R 19,301 9,889 9,412 116 23 7,527 2,147 2,211 7,225 30 13 5 U 2,229 1,147 1,082 13 692 913 233 216 156 4 65-69 T 8,688 4,575 4,113 322 253 3,093 871 1,150 2,986 9 3 R 7,906 4,147 3,759 317 5 2,785 801 1,036 2,950 \) 3 U 782 428 354 5 248 308 70 114 36 70+ '1' 17,444 8,970 8,474 401 749 5,249 716 3,291 7,001 21 3 l) 5 R 15,71& 8,092 7,626 38!! 17 4,697 664 2,980 6,937 19 3 7 5 U 1,726 878 848 12 732 552 52 311 64 2 Age not T 305 176 129 ll6 93 52 31 2 5 2 Iltated R 246 152 94 98 59 46 30 2 5 2 U 59 24 35 18 34 6 1 174 C-II-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-cont,l. Marital Status r------..A..._ ------______-., Di \-orccd Unspecified Total population Never :Manicc[ Widowed Or i:leparated status ;: ,-____ ..A- ____ --,. Age r-- - ..A-- - --,. r--- -A.._ -'""'\ r-- -..A..._ --. ,- -..A...- -'""'\ r--"A_---., group ~ Person" Males ]!'emales Males }<'emales Males Femalos Males Females :l-Iales Females l\lales Females .(; 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 1:1 14 15 ALUR TALT}K Total It 48,060 23,537 22,523 13,867 11,108 8,726 8,629 855 2,715 63 63 26 8 0- 9 15,675 7,714 7,961 7,714 7,961 10-14 4,9.,2 2,448 2,1>04 2,442 2,442 2 54 2 4 6 11\-19 3,118 1,63Q 1,483 1,589 594 35 877 ;) 6 5 1 20-24 :~,6!J7 1,675 2,022 1,236 72 42:3 1919 6 U (j 9 26-29 :~,7S3 1,766 2,017 52a II 1,221 1,928 13 66 6 12 30-34 3,256 1,622 1,63:J 152 7 1,421 1,461 a8 151 11 14 3l:i---39 2,790 1,565 1,225 S2 4 1,422 989 49 223 10 9 40-44 2,:l:W 1,380 945 48 () 1':~46 619 7:l 313 11 7 2 45-·19 1,S16 1,180 G3G 26 :~ l.062 320 1)5 :310 (j 3 50--54 1,568 86~ 700 2:{ 3 721 242 120 453 :~ :) 55-59 791 473 318 !J :mJ S5 83 231 1 60-64 1,030 534 496 I ~) :393 S8 126 408 4 65-69 Hi; 249 119 4 161 24 83 175 J 70+ ISH 430 :381 7 1 239 23 179 :157 :~ Age not stated 6 3 3 2 :3 1 ARKALGUD TALUK Total 94,735 47,407 47,328 ::>.8,158 23,081 17,369 18,3tl7 1,551 5,713 38 52 21 25 0- 9 30,920 15,347 15.573 15,347 15,573 10-14 11,730 5,834 5,896 5,830 5,758 3 133 1 4 15-19 6,909 :~,573 3,336 :3,496 1,531 74 1,786 2 13 a 3 20-24 6,851 3,203 3,648 2,29] 160 888 :3,433 17 43 II 25-29 7,031 :3.197 3,334 790 26 2,359 3,61;5 40 J32 4 7 4 30-34 6,214 2,927 3,287 172 5 2,686 3,014 64 257 2 10 I 35-39 5,260 2,716 2,544 74 _; 7 2,543 2,164 91 360 7 11 2 40-44 5,181 2,719 2,462 53 i) 2,534 1,752 121 700 11 5 45-49 3,669 2,092 1,677 30 :3 1,939 1,049 ll8 GI9 4 4 50-54 :3,775 2,043 1,7;{2 19 3 1,818 717 202 1,0011 3 56-59 1,726 1,016 710 lij B42 266 154 442 4 1 2 60-64 2,428 1,243 1,185 8 086 238 248 946 1 65-69 923 483 440 9 J a50 99 124 :340 70+ 1,988 998 990 18 3 609 74 368 911 2 2 Age not stated 30 16 14 6 G 8 7 1 1 I _\RSIKKRE TALUK Total H 147,191 74,871 72,320 44,337 34,072 26,328 29,118 4,022 8,871 165 258 19 1 0- 9 4A,260 21,613 22,647 21,613 22,647 10-14 18,846 9,610 9,236 !),567 8,996 29 239 14 15-19 11,775 6,142 5,633 5,973 2,116 167 3,489 1 16 12 20-24 1l,9J7 5,808 6,109 3,957 186 1,816 5,772 27 llO I> 41 25-29 lJ,661 5,693 5,968 1,328 50 4,265 5,631 89 237 10 50 1 30-34 10,163 .5,070 5,093 407 15 4,489 4,498 157 527 17 54 1 35-39 8,942 4,878 4,064 158 14 4,493 3,320 201 698 26 32 40-(4 7,431 4,082 3,349 101 15 3,643 2,336 304 969 34 29 45-49 5,830 3,254 2,576 86 10 1,683 1,630 1,459 1,017 26 19 50-54 5,418 2,883 2,535 51 .., 2,358 1,093 453 1,425 21 13 55-59 2,825 1,592 1,233 474 5 894 483 2U 738 8 7 2 60-64 3,577 1,854 1,723 28 IS 1,344 406 472 1,309 10 65-69 1,602 827 775 278 3 ,,387 186 161 686 70+ 2,933 1,557 1,376 313 3 7M 133 484 1,240 4 1 Ail! not stated 11 8 3 3 5 175 C-II-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-contd. ~iMital Status r------.-----"------~ Divoreed Un~pecified TOlal Population :::-i"eVClI' Married .Married Widowed Of Separated statue Age- Itural r------..A.- --- ~ .-- - _..A-___ - -,. .-- _ ..A-_ --,. r--- ,A_ ~ ,-- - ~ ,------A---~ group !:"'feOIlB Males Females Males Fc'males Males :Ff'males Males Fem&les :M:ales Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 7 s 10 11 ll! 15 BELUR'l'ALU,K Total R 94,862 49,318 45,544 29,314- 21,696 18,036 17,792 1,862 5,888 97 112 9 56 0- 9 31,734 15,779 15,955 15,779 15,955 10-14 10,087 5,227 4'860 5,224 4,722 :3 12:3 2 13 15-19 6,647 3,422 :3,225 ~-~,35G 724 66 1,785 703 10 3 20-21 7,369 :3,592 3,777 2,66tl 158 916 a,553 4 36 3 2:3 7 25-29 8,276 4,029 4,247 1,:385 48 2,575 4,00 55 120 13 HJ 13 30-34 6,551 a,441 3,110 H\l4 16 2.959 2,767 76 296 12 21 10 35--39 5,916 3,337 2,579 l7tl :::~j :l,OlD 2,099 121 433 19 13 .) 6 40-44 4,819 2,868 1,951 S9 II 2,605 J ,291 158 638 16 12 I 45-49 3,776 2,243 1,533 70 Ii 1,972 844 191 674 )0 7 2 50-54 3,388 1,892 1,496 71 9 1,539 556 271 930 11 55-59 1,638 971 667 22 ~ 766 209 181 453 2 2 60-64 2,058 1,124 934 29 !l 7i;6 323 305 599 4 3 65--69 853 485 368 9 1 345 114 128 252 3 70+ 1,703 878 825 23 1 479 7(> 372 749 4 Age not stated 47 30 17 21 866 :1 CHANNAH.AYAPATX,\ TAL UK Total R 130,535 63,601 66,934 36,016 30,131 25,127 27,602 2,313 8,(165 1i17 217 48 11i1 0- 9 38,113 18,590 19,523 18,.590 19,523 10-14 16,137 7,825 8,312 7,809 8,138 7 163 10 9 15-19 10,395 5,237 .5,158 :;,1I7 2,094 108 3,015 29 I 10 10 10 20-24 10,452 .1,654 5,798 3,104 241 1,498 5,444 39 77 4, 3;~ B 3 25-29 10,523 4,722 .5,801 922 47 3,700 5,519 87 194 9 40 4 30-34 8,897 4,280 4,617 207 30 3,944 4,190 109 361 17 36 3 35-39 7,632 3,925 :l,707 89 14 3,690 3,076 128 585 15 !H 3 40-44 6,782 3,478 3,304 63 9 3,206 2.337 188 922 17 35 4, I 45-49 5,427 2,896 2,531 26 8 2,636 1,561 218 949 13 13 a 50- 54 5,418 2,687 2,731 31 8 2.304 1,164 339 '1,545 13 13 1 55-59 2,772 1,461 1,311 11 9 1,228 469 219 832 2 60-64 iI,594 1,723 1,871 9 4 1,380 421 332 1,441 2 4- 65-69 1,451 723 728 2 540 123 180 604 1 1 70+ 2,890 1 1,354 1,526 4 2 872 118 473 1.416 :I 2 Age not stated 52 46 6 32 4 14 2 HASSAN TALUK Total R 129,591 64,983 640,658 88,691 31,678 23,745 25,070 2,364 7,781 102 111 31 18 0- !J 40,265 20,059 20,206 20,059 20,206 10-14 16,320 8,147 8,173 8,130 8,105 11 55 2 () 11 15-19 10,135 5,243 4,892 5,159 2,934- 68 1.942 2 I) 2 13 5 20-24 10,008 4,782 5,226 3,580 303 1.171 4,859 20 48 I) 16 5 25-29 10,038 4,610 5,428 1,227 44 3,309 5,11)1 61 170 II 23 2 30-34 8,627 4,141 4,486 270 20 3,763 4,069 91 376 15 21 2 35-39 7,511 3,810 3,701 89 8 3,560 3,141 139 538 22 13 1 40-44 6,699 3,607 3,092 64- 29 3,333 2,143 199 899 11 21 45-49 5,210 2,828 2,382 36 8 2,564 1,511 216 861 III 2 50-54 4,991 2,673 2,418 28 4 2,224 1.057 309 1,349 II 8 55-59 2,464 1,321 1,143 15 3 1,122 473 180 666 4- 60-64 3,247 1,643 1,604 10 1,256 31)3 372 1.246 3 3 2 1 65-69 1,317 694 623 6 !l12 143 175 '79 1 1 70+ 2,725 1,'160 1,265 10 3 846 124 600 1,138 Age not stated 34 15 19 l) 18 II 9 '"1 176 C-II-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS-·concld. Marital Status ,-______. ______---A._____ . ______-, Di "OI'ced UnRpecified Total Population Kever Married Marripd Widowed or 8eparated status Age- Rural ,-----.----"------., ,---A._ - ---., ,.....--- _-,,-- - -.,---A__ ... ,-__-"--_---., ,-__-"- __ --" group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females :Males Females Males Females ., (i g 1 2 .J 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 H0LEXARASIPURA T"1LUK Total R 75,750 37,916 37,834 22,337 17,819 14,162 15,028 1,366 4,925 41 38 10 24 0- 9 2:~,060 11,506 11,554 11,506 11,554 10-14 9,395 4,349 4,746 4,628 4,657 10 79 2 II 10 15-19 5,930 3,077 2,853 3,039 1,409 37 1,438 1 5 20-24 6,008 2,8:19 3,169 2,117 141 711 2,973 11 46 7 2 25-29 5,762 2,670 3,092 689 24 1,933 2,965 42 93 6 8 2 30-34 4,922 2,:31>0 2,542 164 8 2,149 2,319 61 209 6 6 35-39 4,335 2,238 2,01n 71 6 2,105 1,748 57 337 5 6 40-44 4,027 2,071 1,956 41 :~ 1,912 1,348 108 598 10 7 2 45-49 3,237 1,741 1,493 18 1 1,594 922 127 568 5 2 50-54 3,094 J,(l23 ] .471 30 2 1,407 620 184 846 2 3 55-59 1,584 864 720 10 699 279 152 440 :J 60-64 2,000 1,018 982 10 795 210 210 ,771 3 65-69 787 384 403 2 277 68 105 335 70+ 1,58:1 8:37 746 4 530 58 306 681 3 Age not stated 2(: 16 10 11 9 3 MANJARABAD TALUK Total R 69,587 37,085 32,502 21,597 16,181 14,265 12,935 1,102 3,268 52 81 68 37 0- 9 22,830 11,239 11,591 11,239 11,591 10-14 7,415 3,806 3,609 3,767 3,525 2 65 3 37 15 15-19 4,647 2,487 2,160 2,451 867 30 1,274 2 10 7 4 2 20-24 5,899 2,975 2,924 2,066 117 893 2,761 13 31 12 2 3 25-29 6,266 3,227 3,039 1,175 29 2,008 2,939 34 57 S II 2 3 30-34 5,074 2,734 2,340 435 15 2,213 2,146 72 164 8 12 6 3 35-39 4,447 2,618 1,799 184 7 2,372 1,559 77 221 13 8 2 4 40-44 3,694 2,316 1,378 109 4 2,078 954 120 408 5 10 4 2 45-49 2,806 1,836 970 52 3 1,667 544 106 413 n 7 5 3 50-54 2,271 1,406 865 45 3 1,202 356 152 501 4 4 3 1 55-59 1,221 763 458 27 631 123 102 331 2 4 1 60-64 1,367 750 617 12 587 108 146 505 3 2 2 65-69 525 302 223 7 213 44 80 179 2 70+ 1,085 578 507 13 367 59 198 445 3 Age not stated 40 18 22 15 19 3 3 177 C-I1I-PART-A,--AG1l:, SEX AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS Educational levels r------..A..------~ Literate (without Primary or Junior Jll"triculat ion Total Population Illiterate educationallCvel) Basic and above , __.A._ __ ~ r-_____..A.. ------~ r---..A.._-----., r--_..A._----., , _____ ..A.. __ ~ Age-group Persons 1>Iall's :Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema]t's Males Females 2 3 ·1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 HASSAN DISTRICT All Ace' 895,847 455,055 440,792 293,370 384,442 133,537 46,509 16793 7,798 11,355 2,043 0- .( 138,608 68,796 69,81:! 68,796 69,81:! 5- 9 139,870 68,718 71,152 4-\),940 59,094 17,551 10,987 1,227 1,071 10-14 109,489 .H,98(l 54,503 25,032 39,124 25,0:28 12,458 4,865 2,890 61 31, 15-19 69,948 36,502 33,446 lU,132 25,407 1:!,547 5,872 2;813 1,351 2,010 816 20-:24 72,150 34,777 37,373 17,590 30,816 12,S07 5,039 1,669 870 2,711 648 :l5-~9 71,961 34,379 37,582 18,008 32,977 12,750 3,655 1,4~6 658 2,195 292 30-34 60,832 30,351 30,481 16,722 27,338 10,979 2,635 1,147 387 1,503 121 :~5-44 9ll,O!);! 54, ll4 44,978 31,587 41,330 19,135 3,200 1,855 364 1,537 84 45-.39 85,U30 47,675 38,255 29,633 36,005 15,717 2,020 1,258 182 1,067 48 60+ 47,662 24,v81 :l3,081 16,784 22,417 7,002 636 530 25 265 I Age no~ ~tateJ 305 176 129 146 122 21 7 3 6 HASSAN 12 178 I 1 8 j !i II" 1 ...I [I 'B ~ ~~~ :g~~~ ""I ~ ~~.. OOC:Ct-lQr""'1 ~ I ~ _- gs [ Shl I ~ I :~~~g:; ~~~~~ ~~'O)tO ~~C'l!"""'l \~~ "" I 5- I wi: I "Z I a I ~ I .a I ";a I ;S I g I ~ I :;::§ ~I ~ I ""I-il ;;;; I ";a I '8 I I ~ I I ~ I I I I I I I I I I I co I I .... \ I I I \ I I I I \ I I I I I L I 1 25 " .: " (~ ISh~~~I C-Ill-PART-C---AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY Educational levels ( ______.A..______~ Li tel' HASSAN DISTRICT 9 All Ages 788,311 398,668 389,643 269,817 353,073 116,088 34,210 8,184 1,956 4,57 123,388 til,IS8 62,200 (;I,lSI; G2,:?O(J 123,469 fJO,fJ5!J 62,8IO 4.5,655 54,145 14,872 8,5!12 132 73 10-14 94,882 47,046 47,336 23,345 36,66~ 22,045 9,948 2,129 717 27 9 15-HI 59,501 :~O,811 2S,740 17,~OO 23,662 11,01'0 4,531 1,391 428 640 119 20-24 62,:201 :!9,5:?8 32,f/73 16,226 28,597 11,145 3,629 993 292 1,164 155 (j:J,340 .:W,!H4 33,4:!!; lti,i3:~ 30,(;93 1l,U7 ~,453 \)25 224 1,129 56 663 2S 30--34 53,703 26,5115 27,1O~ 15,US3 25,315 9,COO 1,(J(i4 G99 101 35-44 87,791 ·17,n:ll; 40,153 :29,558 38,(191 1(;,597 1,967 967 79 616 16 45-5!) 71i,SI5 42,50fl 34,30ti 27,820 33,1:29 13,C50 1,123 683 35 356 19 263 7 78 ! 1lO+ 4:!,925 22,121; ::0,797 15,83~ 20,490 5,955 2!lti 6 Age not stltted I5~ (I{ Iti 17 5 All Ages 46,060 23,537 22,523 17,230 20,797 5,886 1,640 229 52 192 0- ( S,M5 3,962 4.0(j3 3,9(j~ 4,0()3 5- (I 7,650 3,752 3,898 3,130 3,560 622 338 10-14 ·1,952 2,441; 2,504 1,426 2,037 1,009 462 13 5 (} 9 15- - H) 3,113 I,n30 1,483 1,004 ],248 566 220 36 24 12 20-·24 3,697 1,()7{i 2,02] 1,1l7 1,786 471 212 31 12 56 25---;:H 3,783 1,7(j(j 2,Ol7 I,OO(j 1,845 678 147 37 IS 45 7 3 30--34 3,256 1,622 l,fl33 1,092 1,521 {gO 104 17 5 23 21 I 35-44 5,ll5 2,94ii 2,170 1,932 2,078 944 87 48 4 21 2 45-5!! 4,175 2,521 1,654 1,695 I,59G 780 54 25 2 22 2 60+ ~,!?8f) 1,213 1,076 864 1,060 325 16 Age not stated ti 3 ARl{ALGUD TALU,K 627 All Ages 94,785 47,407 47,328 34-,127 48,228 11,208 3,652 1,450 899 0- 4, 15,362 7,637 7,725 7,637 7,72q 5- 9 15,558 7,710 7,848 5,784 6,891 1,892 949 34 8 5 10-14 Jl,730 5,834 5,896 3,169 4,716 2,208 1,001 452 179 119 20 15-19 699 3,573 3,336 2,278 2,830 927 407 254 79 145 17 20-24 6,851 3,203 3,648 1,983 3,259 941 324 134 48 155 7 25-29 7,031 3,197 3,834 1,990 3,528 921 256 131 43 73 3 30-34 6,214 2,927 3,287 1,936 3,060 839 207 79 17 73 2 35-44 10,441 5,435 5,006 3,720 4,698 1,487 291 155 15 150 S 45 '5-59 9,270 5,151 4,Il9 3,608 3,945 1,348 166 11 ()O+ 5,330. 2,724 2,615 2,015 2,563 638 50 60 2 30 ]6 14 12 13 2 1 1 12* 180 C-III-PART-C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY-contd. Educational levels r- -- .______..A-~ ______, Lil~'ral', (\\"i:llOUL eLLucn,t ion:tl l'rim8,ry or Junior Ma[,rieul<1tion and 'j'otall'opui:1ti(,n ]lliinJ',_,i" levu1) Ih~ic n.Love (- ~ _____..A-- ____ ------. r------..A------___ -. r- - ___ ..A------, r- ~ ___ ..A-____-. r-----..A----. Age-group Persons ~J.~h's JhnlLJ{;>:5 l\L~le.3 Fotna,>~ _;\1 ~jo~~ FelH:tles M,,]es Fem',les M"bs Fcm:.les 3 [j 7 8 10 11 All Ages 147,191 74,871 72,320 40,663 65,0'10 26,225 6,943 1,211 259 772 48 Q~- 4 21,1:"4 1 0, \)(;7 11,157 lO,9U7 11,V)7 5- 9 2:,:,I:lG ·10_(j.jJj ]1,4110 7,007 1),70 .. 3,021 1,77,1 10 10-14 JS,S·H) !I,HI () !),~:-:() ·I,382 7,ICn 4,\)6G 1,091 75 2 15-19 11,775 li,1·i2 3,1!JO ·L,025 =-=,WJ \)9:] 72 99 14 20-24 11,\)]7 5,808 (i,109 '2,g~~G o_:..D[, 2,G~1 750 42 185 22 25~-:79 J .1 PH [,;;93 5,H:;8 [;.'-~ ,~;G 479 2G 208 7 30-34 10,163 Ii,mo ;;,Ol);} ,~, ';, ~-:~ :'.,140 ]:.'5 J6 146 35-44 ](;,373 t),~tno 7,41 B 4,!105 (\,D',;U 3,,09 430 17-1 13 82 1 45-59 14,073 7,'4-=9 4,41)3 G,1;-{,;J il,OSO 202 118 4 38 3 60+ S,il2 4,_38 :!,7f.G 1,403 (il 39 .10 Age not staled 11 3 (j 2 Bl£LlHt TALUK ,:)4,862 49,318 113,544 34,629 41,1~9 13,464 ~,201 594 161 631 43 0- 4 16.090 7,975 8,f 15 S, i l!j 5- 9 J5,li4.4 7,SO·1 7,S·tO '1,~~·~ ;) 7 LJ lAG7 795 10-14 IO,OS7 5,:':!_7 4,8(;0 2,76~~ 2,4:W 1, IfH 45 24 3 .): "C) 15-19 0,(i,17 3,4~2 3,::~5 :',0·10 .... ,.,olI") 1,1[j3 G23 140 50 59 14 20-24 7,309 3,5f):? u,i" ,-" I, f( .I,GS[J :),:20~~ 1,308 522 96 35 143 17 25-~9 8,::76 1-,0::!) 4,~'17 2,:l3'1 1,438 411 87 26 170 4 30-3( 6,551 3.'1·11 3,110 2,OS~ :!,i ,;j I 1,~04 245 74 10 81 4 35--44 ]0,735 0,_:0;' 4,G30 3,9()u ,~,:';;)l :?,08:.! 2G8 76 9 81 2 45-/;9 Il,S02 5,lO{.i 3,fiB6 3,35G ~~,550 1,612 139 57 5 81 2 60+ 4,6].1 ::,487 2,1'27 1,764 :,088 693 37 17 2 13 Age not stated 47 30 17 17 CHAN~AHAYAl'ATNA TALUK All Ages 130,535 63,601 66,934 42,532 62,S11 19,806 4,476 667 110 596 37 0- 4 18,e86 9,15" 9,531 \),155 9,D31 5- 9 19,.L7 !),.t35 !I,nrl2 fi,\)79 8:792 :l,4D6 J,190 10-14 lG,J::l7 7,825 iJ,!HU 7,010 3,7G2 1,266 67 24 4 3 15-19 10,:3% 5,:237 5,158 :1,078 4,505 1,963 607 117 31 79 15 20--24 10,452 4,GE4 5,/08 2,5~, 5,:'83 1,852 484 11S 24 157 7 25-29 10,5:::3 4,7:22 5,801 2,605 5,.173 - 1,8G7 312 105 13 145 3 30-3·! 8,807 'i,~80 4,(;)7 2,3S1 4,115 1,731 188 75 8 93 6 35-44 14,.H4 7,403 7,011 4,.!7\) 6,780 2,768 2:W 85 8 71 3 45--59 13,(j17 7,044 G,573 4,583 6,.107 2,357 165 69 1 35 60+ 7,H35 3,800 4,135 2,714 4,100 1,045 35 30 11 Age not stated 52 46 30 6 5 181 C-III-PART-C--AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY-concld. F>hc tti 'wt] levels r---~- -- .. ------"----. -----~ Lilera,te (without I'l'irn"."_V ,'t ,iuliiLr MfLtriculati, n Tot,,! Pupuhtioll Illit.'.rate n,hni i M.l h-Y,'~) B~,i" a,nrl ~"b, ve r' ------"------"'"' r--- _..A.::'____"-". r------"----., r-- - ..A.-- - --. I---..A.--~ Age-group Pers·,ns :'IL,Ic., FelU,t]cs ~'raloR Femalp8 "b.loH 1{'ni1lal('~ ~T.l,h~s }\'In:l!l':'; 3'[",,". Fema.les I ~ ~ 4 !) III 11 12 HASSAN TALUK All Ages 129,591 64,933 64,658 42,237 57,160 19,076 6,694 2,723 686 897 118 0- 4 20,007 10,OH 9,!)!)3 ]0,OJ4 5- 9 20,2[;8 10,045 10,213 7,3::4 R.:?SX :',G6J L87,t 60 51 10-14 16,320 8,147 8,17:3 3,376 fj.W;7 3Jj8J 2,14R 1,176 358 10 15-19 10,135 5,243 4:,S~U :~,732 3.8:;J 1,863 WO 487 106 161 35 ltO-24 10,008 ~f, 78:3 5,:?2D 2,401 4,4.n.~ J,88·1 Ii} I) .::'33 67 264 49 25-29 10.038 4,610 5,4lS ~J)15 .J,nsr; ],731 379 191 52 173 12 30-34 8,G27 4,1·41 4,48G ~,:~93 4,18!; 1.558 W5 24 }:?5 8 35-44 14,210 7,437 6,793 (i,4~W ::.H;')1 218 16 86 3 4.'5-59 12,0(,5 0,7;1,2 5,943 4,:~45 5,7:1!) ~;, 174 143 10 60 9 60+ 7:o2fW ;;,797 3,49~ 2,7(;5 ,~A30 9 i}5 50 2 17 2 Age not st·ated 34 15 Iii 4 4 1 HOLENARASIP'CR TALUK All Ages 75,750 37,916 37,834 27,002 35,306 9,922 2,4S9 633 81 359 18 0- 4 11,'19(i 5,749 5,747 5.749 ~,7·t7 5- 9 11,5G·l. rJ.75i 5,807 ·UflS :'.13(; 1 ~3~)'i' 621 2 10-14 9,395 ,1·/.i9 ·1,Hn 2,39'; ·~,.O 'f( 2,193 G9:; eo 20 2 15-19 5,930 3,tJ77 :2,%3 l,tL::~ :~,;'j!.1 1,006 :l16 101 21 -is I) 20-24 G.OOS 2,8an 3,ln9 I,7H 2.889 933 99 19 93 tI 25-29 5,762 ~,G70 3,092 l,G~3 R·t5 102 12 90 30-34 4,!l~:J 8':180 2~5,i2 I ,ij·t 1 j,4~8 700 108 OJ 6 (8 35-44 8,362 4,3!)!} 4,053 3,D!}! 1,306 99 3 35 1 45-59 7,915 4,: 31 3,('H :l,OD', :l,(;O.' 1,fJ86 80 54 39 60+ 4,370 :,:'39 ~,131 J ,710; ::.l()S ,j'14 ~3 25 5 Age not stated 26 JO 13 10 ;\fANJAR.\EAD TALUK AU Ages 69,587 37,085 32,502 25,397 28,062 10,506 4,175 677 208 505 ~7 0- 4 11,598 5,729 5,>;6!) 6,7:.>9 5,869 5- 9 11,232 5,510 5,722 4,O~~i 4,tin 1,406 1,042 16 3 10-14 7,415 3,806 3,609 1,851 2>:1;;1 I,S76 1,223 76 32 3 3 15-19 4,M 7 2,487 2,160 1,.161 1,;'44 f:S2 546 93 63 51 7 20-24 5,899 2,97:5 2,924 I,G63 2,:3SS 1,075 41}6 JI6 45 121 25 25-29 6,266 3,227 3,039 I,Q]8 2,706 1,162 287 I04 34 143 12 30-34 5,074 2,734 2,310 1,649 2,1l1 9:~R 210 73 15 74 35-44 8,141 4,964 3,177. 3,2?5 2,!HS 1,560 2:;5 112 11 67 "3 45-59 6,298 4,005 2,293 2,6~S 2,153 1,21~ 67 I) 37 3 60+ 2,977 1,630 1,347 1,209 1,:;23 3!)2 20 9 Aie not stated 40 18 22 16 22 2 ]82 C-V--MOTHER TONGUE (Alphabetical order) 'fotal Rural Urban -..A... _____ SI. ,-- --~ ,-----_._- - - --"------.., r------..A.-.------No. Mothpr Tongue PersonA ){R,les FemalPe ll(,Tsong "TRIp, F('mah" P('r"on~ MahR }I', nm]". ., 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 HASSAN DISTRICT All Languages 895,847 455,055 440,792 788,311 398,668 llE9,C43 107,536 56.887 51,149 1. Arabic/Arbi 532 :WO 172 503 343 160 :!9 17 12 2. Arava 22 17 5 15 10 5 7 7 3. Assameso I 1 1 4. Balabandhu 6 5 6 5 1 5. Banjari 6,1;67 3,517 3.350 C..i73 3,4m 3,316 !}4 60 34 6. Bahusarakshatriya 15 12 3 15 12 3 7. Coorg /Kodagu 409 240 169 319 19] 128 90 49 4.1 8. English 75 44 31 30 17 13 45 27 18 9. French 7 3 4 6 2 4 1 10. Gujarathi 628 411 417 (jOO 342 348 138 69 69 ll. Hindi 1,297 750 547 632 357 "275 665 393 272 12. Hindustani 134 56 78 132 54 7S 2 '2 13. Italian 2 2 2 2 14. Jagannathi 7 6 7 G 15. Kachhi 2 .) '2 ') 16. Kannada. 761,665 383,783 377,882 6%,!J90 349,192 346,807 (iI\,666 :J4,591 :J1.075 17. Konkani 3,035 1,650 1,385 2,378 1,298 1,080 657 352 305 18. Malayalam 7,131 4,811 2,320 6.023 4,03!) I,OS4 1,108 772 336 19. Marathi 6,049 2,985 3,01)4 3,020 lA80 1.MO 3,029 1.505 1.,~'14 20. Marwari 10 8 2 10 8 :2 21. Nepali 10 IO 8 8 .) 2 22. Oriya 18 ]0 8 18 IO 8 23. l'arsi 7 :l 4 7 3 -4, 24. Punjabi 17 12 5 ]:l 9 4 4 3 25. Rajast,ani ]33 79 54- 133 7f)- 54 26. Sanskrit .) :.' 27. Sikkim Bhotia 1 28. Sindhi 3 2 3 2 29. Tami] 26,994 14,328 12,666 lll,404 10,367 9.037 7,590 3,96] 3,629 30. Tclugu :23,466 12,029 11,437 ]5,572 i ,987 7,Ml5 7,894 4JW'! 3.81)2 31. Tulu 17,673 9,854 7,819 16,683 9,228 7,455 900 626 364 32. Urdu 3!l.42!l 20,071 19,358 :.'0,073 10,266 9.807 111.356 9,805 9.05] 183 C-V-MOTHER TONGUE (Alphabetical order) Alur Taluk Arkalgud Taluk Arsikere Taluk Belur Taluk SI. ,------"------""\ ,--~---~ ,---"---~ ,---"-_--,. No. ~Iother Tongue Males Females Males Females Males Females Male. Female. 2 12 18 14 15 16 If 18 18 HASSAN DISTRICT--contd. All Languages 23,537 22,523 47,407 17,328 74,871 72,320 49,318 45,M-I 1. Arabic/Arbi 58 34 7 84 89 2. Arava 5 2 8 3. Assames6 4. Balabandhu 5. Banjari 3,303 3,191 140 1115 e. Bahusarakshatriya 7. Coorg Kodagu 41 34 2 , In 80 8. English 4 4 4 , , e 9. French 4, 10. Gujarathi 192 19£ 14,15 101 11. Hindi 35 15 33 13 58 58 75 78 12. Hindusthani 16 51 4 20 12 1 13. Italian 14. Jagannathi I 6 15. Kachhi 16. Ka.nnada 19,994 19,692 44,513 44,588 63,289 61,621 99,204 96,601 17. Konkani 129 U6 10 3 48 28 477 4.06 18. Malayalam 347 216 96 31 .72 8 592 867 19. Marathi 106 106 67 86 423 490 306 a81 20. Marwari 2 21. Nepali 2 22. Oriya 2 8 23. Parsi 24. Panjabi 1 8 , 25. Rajasthani 26 Sa.nskrit 1 1 27. Sikkim Bhotia 28. Sindhi 29. Tamil 1,025 705 1,078 1,027 725 439 2,325 2,036 30. Telugu 186 122 473 475 4,279 4,043 1,110 1,099 31. Tulu 997 839 47 46 24 16 2,360 1,935 32· Urdu 597 574 1,083 1,059 2,421 2,209 2,427 2,391 185 -o t- 00 CD 00 ....C':) o ...... "" ""o00 .-: M "" ,..; ,: 186 r ...... , Is M lQ """" ..... t oo ..;; 00 C> L t-" 00 o -"" o00 o Ii"- ""00 l~ 187 ....o ....<:) o .... co o .... C1 "-'1 co o ...... '" .n H>- (] o "...... , j J .... '" ..... 00 '>1 00 o I l~ ..... M I I I "'.o L:: HI I ~ L~ 188 -ao 00 o..... 00 "1 o -1>0 ...o bIl Q) o~ 00 189 o .....ao o CiSZ 190 L 00 .....00 t- ':'1 00l 1..":1 ~ c-i' ,~ ':-11'.:'1 "" ~:;~ L~ 10 lQ tQ ~ t- ,....., .-<<0 ~8~... ~M t;f)'" M~ .-< "" ,....., e-l 0,....., ':I) ~l-...q.tOO~ OJ''''''' ...... 00 0...... 00" 0'" 0...... -< .-< 191 r- _ 1:'1 ..... 00 ~c ~1 t._.-, 1r~ : ll')O z l~ · ,.....I... ~-i .....<:> <:> ..... .....co <:> a> 192 l::i'"' -o (>, '" '" ....00 ,....M C lC, ...o wZ. 0 193 o ...co 0- r I ...L., co co c.o HASSAN 194 .... • <0 ~ ~;!;3~~ C'J MCNI""'"iC"l ci ",,' c .... 00 Z 195 ~~~8~>-!~ ~ t-~:2~f2;:i ,....; ~ ,....; ~ ..;< 0 ""..;< ,..., ll:) ..;<- t-- ~OOOOc-.l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ci ,..., t- -.:t!O':lO~OOM~OO c:o c--:- l.~ ~ "'T I""-t ~ MQC'IC', CQ ~ o CQ o ..... ~ ~~~8~~g~1Og;~~~~ ... "!.. 0C'100C'r.l ~ M ~ ~ MM~"'t!'1" (') "" -01'004 iiiZ 13* lUG C!l "g ~ a:I ~;?l "" " ..., "P- ....~ ~ 00 '" j.:l ~ IN .e ~ r~ ~'" .... 15 ~ s '" ~B ~ o£ P-~ ._,1>-" CIJ. 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I I l l c '" I. . 0 ooZ. 0 ooZ 19') r roo M I as 1 co ~ g ~ ~ '"P<"" til ~Ul \ <1l ~ "'1 l~ '" '" r~ ...... _~ a '" "'g~ j ~ ".... '".... .~.. ~ gal 0 AOO '";e ~ I ;:a ~ r '" 1 r I fIl I ~ 0> = I OQ ~ "~ r;:,.. ~ 0 ~ I ~r "" ~ ~f~ ~ 00 ... '";e l<:> s m~ ~ ;::t ~ .p ~ 5 ;1 III """1 r~ r- '<:l ~ ) l<:> .: 0 '"8 III "".§'" J ~S" I IJ E-< 0 ~ \ .... ~ eo ~ to =E-< III lj ....fIl ~ A E-t< :z; ..0" ~ ::;'"" SOT-III PART-A--EDUCATION IN URBAN Educational Literate (without Primary or Total IlIiterat~ ooucational level) Junior Basic 81. Name of , J. -" -... No. Scheduled Callte Males Females Males Females "' "Male8 FemalM Male8 FemalM 1 2 3 4 5 6 i 8 10 HASSAl'f Total 5,217 4,712 8,782 4,868 775 205 486 138 1. Adi Andhra 100 83 77 82 10 1 13 2. Adidravida 1,536 1,522 1.183 1,445 272 57 72 20 3. Adikarnataka 3,263 2,875 2,351 2,643 432 125 337 106 4. Banjara or Lambani 76 54 24 41 7 4 30 6 5. Bhovi 93 57 42 47 22 4 26 5 6. Handi Jogis 9 14 9 14 7. Korama 81 65 50 57 22 7 () 8. Mochi 41 42 30 :14 8 7 2 9. Sillekyathas 2 2 10. 8udugadu Siddha 16 16 AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES levels -. University degree Technical degree Non-technical or post-graduate or diploma equal Matriculation Of Technical diploma diploma not equal degree other than to degree or pcst- Higher Secondary not equal to degree to degree technical degree graduate degre8 ,------.A-----..., ,--~ ,-----"------,----" , 10 81. Xame of Males Females Males }'emales Males Females" Males Females Males Females No. Scheduled CastE' 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 2 DISTRICT 168 1 4 1 Total 1. Adi Andhra 8 2. Adidravida 140 3 3. Adikarnataka 15 3 4. Banjara or Lambani I 5. Bhovi O. Handi Jogis 7. Korama 8. Moohi 9. Sillekyathas 10. Sudugadu Siddha 201 scre-III PART-B(i)--EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES EducationAl level ,.-______A ____-----... Literate (without Prima.ryor Matriculation Total lllitcmte pducational level) Junior Basic and above SI. Xame of ,.----A-.----, ,-----._A-..----, ,..------"------...... ---"------.. ,.-----..A----., No. Schl'dulerl ('Mt~ Mltlp" ~'''mAk" Yal(·s Females illaJes {<'ernai(-. ~aks J?em!\le~ Mal~" FE'malE'A 2 3 -i ;) 6 7 8 f) 10 11 12 HASSAN DISTRICT Total 69,210 65,763 62,015 64,663 6,721 1,061 319 37 155 2 1. Adi Andhra 24, 16 ~3 16 1 2. Adldr"''''d,. 5,763 5,409 5,177 .'i,350 500 58 26 1 10 3. Adikarnll.tak& 51,740 49,201 48,461 48,334 4,906 S35 257 31 116 1 4. Banjara ()J' Larnh~lli 4,105 3,986 3,701 :3,922 469 62 9 16 1 5. Bhovi /).1150 5,298 5.015 5,228 1)08 6f) 20 ·i 7 6. Da.kbliglt 47 36 40 a5 7 7. Ga.nti Chores 72 56 57 5a 14 3 8. Handi Jogis 333 333 313 320 18 4 9. Kepmari. 0 .5 8 5 1 10. Kor&eh& 267 288 2l!O 2S6 4.5 2 2 11. Koram.. 840 801 657 7i3 175 28 .r; 3 12. Mochi 24 14 23 14 1 13. SillckyathM 59 59 47 57 12 2 14. Sudugadll Siddha 287 261 273 261 14 - - .. - SCT-Ill-PART-B (U)--EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES HASSAN DISTRICT Total 526 398 499 394 27 4 l. Gowdalu :39 22 33 22 () 2. Hakkipikki 63 48 68 48 3. Hasalaru 3ft9 276 356 272 13 4 4. Jenu Kuruba 15 16 13 16 2 ;j. Kadll KnTllha 8 14 6 14 2 6. }Ialailmdi !'i i 4 i 7. Maleru 17 13 16 la ~. Soligarn " 2 3 2 2 SOT-IV-PARTS A AND B RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TR1BES ,\e all the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes belong to the Hindu Religion, this table has not been prepared. Thl Caste-wise and Tribe-wise population has already been given in Table SCT-J Parts A and B. 20:2 SCT-V PART-A--SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY IHTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES_ (Households of members of Scheduled Castes in a 20% Sample of all Households) No. of Households engaged in culti va.tion by size of land in acres Interest in cultivating .------~-- -_------"- -... land house Less Un- cultivated holdB than 1 1.02-4.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0.29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ specified 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 [0 11 12 13 HASSAI( DISTRICT Total 3,847 180 1,4112 1,414 554 187 58 16 27 2 1 1 (a) !,7!3 142 1,116 987 343 75 30 8 18 2 (b) 376 31 221 95 26 2 I (e) 748 7 125 332 185 60 22 8 9 SCT-V PART-B-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY lNTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED TRIBES (Households of members of Scheduled Tribes in a 20% Sample of All Households) No. of Households eng~ged in cultivation by size of land in acres Interest in -..A cultivating .------~ land house. Less Un· cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.1l-4.9 Il. 0-7.4 7.5-9 _9 10.0-12.4 12.1l-14.9 15.0·29.9 30.0.49.9 1l0+ specified 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 HASSAN DISTRICT Total 15 2 3 5 1 (a) 5 2 2 (b) 2 2 (0) 8 2 4 NOTE :- Abbrevations for interest in land given under column 1 : (a) Owned or held from Government. (b) Held from priva.te persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. (c) Partly held from Government and partly from prh-ate rerEDns for payment in money kind or share. 203 SC-I--PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES Persons employed before, but now Persons seeking out of employ- Tobl non-working Full time employment for ment and Educational levels popul"tion students the fint time Booking work Otherl ,-----__..A.- ___----. ,--_..A.------" ,-----.A-----. .--~ .--~ Persons Male. Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4, 5 6 7 II 9 10 11 12 HASSAN DISTRICT Total 67,401 27,825 40,076 5,577 2,227 15 2 11 10 21,722 87,887 Illiterltte 62,064 23,586 38,478 2,119 933 5 5 4 21,457 35,540 Literate (withou' educational level) . 4,226 3,046 1,180 2,793 908 4 2 2 247 269 Primary or Junior Basic 916 568 348 557 322 2 2 9 24 Ma.triculation or Higher Secondary 114 78 36 64 31 5 2 2 7 3 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 81 47 34 44 33 2 1 HASSAI( DISTRICT-RURAL Total 61,904 25,065 36,839 4,862 1,655 14 1 1 20,188 85,183 Illiterate 57,992 22,084 35,908 2,119 933 5 19,959 34,974 Literate (without eclucationallevel) 3,650 2,752 898 2,528 700 3 221 198 Primary or Junior Basic 203 171 32 168 21 3 11 Matricula.tion or Higher Secondary 46 4.~ 36 5 4, Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 13 13 II HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN Total 5,497 2,260 8,237 715 572 1 1 10 10 1,534 2,654 Illiterate 4,072 1,502 2,570 4 4 1,498 2,566 Literate (without educational level) 576 294 282 265 208 2 2 26 71 Primary or Junior Basic 713 397 316 389 301 2 2 6 13 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 68 33 35 28 30 2 2 3 3 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 68 34 34 33 33 1 Alur Taluk Total 4,721 2,017 2,704 298 96 1 1,718 2,608 Illiterate 4,559 1,881 2,678 173 76 1,708 2,602 Literate (without educationalleTel) 160 134 26 124 20 10 6 Primary or Junior Basic Matriculation or Higher Secondary 1 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 204 SC-I -PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-conid. Penoni employed before, but now persons _king ollt of employ- Foil time employment for ment il.nd Tot~llIon·work:il1l! Others popnll!.ticm ~tudent~ the fir!t time ~eeki~" work ,-----______..__----y---..A.-----"l ,-~ ,---"------. ~ Educ&tioJlItI lenl. Males FeIllal.. lIIal.. Fllmal,. Perionlil Males Femaleil Maleli Female. Males FeIllalee !) 10 11 1~ 2 3 4, Ii (I 7 8 Arkalgud Taluk i,8M 4,151 Total 7,814- 3,299 4,315 815 1~4 2,l'1li0 .,1811 Illiterate 7,H)O 2,8M 4,211 238 7;3 22 15 Literltt~ (without edueaJiomtlilr.. el) 428 337 91 311) 71\ 1 Primary or Junior B&!ie 73 60 1 ~ ;";!J 13 Matriolltll.tion or Higher Second&ry 3 :3 3 Abm'o Matriculation or Righer Secondary Arslkere Taluk 3,8111 8,475 rotal 13,488 4,719 8,719 826 2(.4 3 3,823 8,431 Illiterate 12,1128 4,088 8,540 263 109 2 63 42 J,iterate (without educAtionalleTel) 778 602 176 539 134 2 Primary or Junior Basic 19 16 3 15 4 Matriculation or Higher Secondltfy 13 l:l 8 Above Matrioulation or Higher Secondary Belur Taluk 3,1182 5,155 Total 9,1180 4,809 5,371 645 216 2 3,639 5,127 Illiterate 9,278 3,998 Fi.27fi 358 1<48 22 27 Literate (without educational levl'l) 391 297 94 275 fl7 Primary or Junior Basic 13 11 2 II liatriculation or Higher Secondary 3 :3 2 Above Mat,riculation Of Higher Spcomlary Channarayapatna Taluk 1,527 2,883 Total +,914 1,960 2,954 482 71 1,502 2,858 Illiterate 9,519 1,661 2,858 159 25 25 Literate (without educational livel) 391 295 96 270 71 Primary or Junior Basic 3 3 3 Matriculation or Higher SecondAry Above Matrioulation or Higher Secondltry 205 SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-I'oncld. l'ereone employed before, but now Persons seeking ont of employ. Total llo!l·worlLillli 1,'ull time employment for ment &nd population itudents the first time ieeldng .... ork Other5 EduMtional lovels r------"-- ---~ r----A--.~ r---.:...... A.-~~ r--.A.-~ ,..--.....A. __-.. Persons Male" Femalea l\f <\Ie~ ]<'ema,l{)~ Ma.les F"m!l,le~ Male~ P'ema.les a.les Femalo~ 2 3 4 5 G I 8 10 11 12 Hassan~Taluk Total 8,848 8,250 5,068 987 505 6 1 2,257 4,562 liliterlt(c 7,572 2,740 4,832 502 326 3 2,235 4,50;; 424 17(j Literate (without £'ducationallevel) 649 225 400 :l 21 49 l'rim&ry or Junior BtVlic 68 5S 10 57 2 8 Uatriculation or Higher Secondary 25 2i ;l-t Above lbtriculation or Higher Secoudary 4 4 4 Holenarasipur Taluk Total 5,027 2,120 2,907 544 167 1 1,575 2,740 4,I;:CJ ~,8:jt; ~~5 Ill) IJliterli.te 1,7S8 1,563 ::,-;:2u Literato (without ecillcMional JcyeJ) :-;!ll 3;?(j 71 au!) 5j" 11 14 Prima.ry or Juuior Bl'!.pic ;; ;; 5 ~{a.tricuJation Or Higher DlC'qudary Above :'.h:,.iclIlatioll <11' Higher Secondary 7 7 5 Manjarabad Taluk Total 8,192 3,391 4,801 515 192 2,876 4,609 Illiterl!.te 7,708 3,lJ:lU 4, 1m; 201 89 ~,8::9 4,589 LitpTatc (without cducatiolld lovel) 4G:! 3·13 II9 :206 9!l 47 :!O Prirultry or Junior Ba.~ic 0)-) 18 4 18 4 ~1o,tricnla.i ion or Higher t--econdtry Above M",tricula.tion 01' II igh<,r Sccollciarr 206 ST-I-MOTHER TONGUE AND BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES ~\l()Lhc"r tongnc ani tohl nu 11bor of p:H','Dns returned as Rp)[1king H,ln.. ngn,1.g() subsidiary to tho Total Spoakers ::\fother b)l~guc ~L .---..A..-----.,. .-----...A..--_, No, Narne of Schoduled Tribe M',les Felllalc~ Ma.les Felll"Jr.s S:J.b;idiary language 3 5 7 HASSAN DISTRICT ALL MOTHlm TO~GVES Total of all Scheduled 526 898 249 141 Ka,nnada (M226, F122), Hindi (M12, Fl1), Tribes Tulu (M7, F1), Tamil (M2, F2), Benjarl (Lambani) (Mt, F3) Telugu (Mt, F2) l. TULT; Tot&] 363 270 177 93 Kannada (M177, F92), Telugu (F1) I. Gowua.lu .) .) Hasalaru 3tiO 270 17(j 93 ,K'1.tlllarh (J'Il7li, .1m2), Telugu (FI) .3. Maloru ,Ka.nlladt> (MI) :2. TAO-IlL Tetal 53 42 37 12 Kannada (M22, F12), Hindi (M.10), Tuiu (M4), Telugu (Fl) Gowd... lu :!j l. :20 1:3 I) ,Kannada (MIl, F6), Tulu (Mi) :l Hakkipikki 15 15 Hindi (MiO),;Kanncda (M4), Telugu (Mil 3. Ha.salaru Ii 5 4. Kadll Kuruba 8 14 7 G 1\:anIl11d,. (~I5, FG), 'l'ulu (Mi) .> 5. Maleru 2 ;Ke.nl1acla (;,\12) Ii. Soligaru .:2 3. KAN"XADA Tota.l 53 38 3 4 Tamil (M2, F2), Hindi (M1), Telugu (Fl), Tulu (F1) 1. Gowdalu 11 2 Hindi (MI) 2. Hasalaru 3 1 Telugu (FI) 3. Jenu Xurllba 15 16 4. Malai l{udi 5 7 Tulu (Fl) Ii. Maloru 14 12 Tamil (M2, F2) 6. Soligaru 5 4. GUJARATHI 1. Ha.kkipikki 39 46 21 32 Kann&da (M18, FI8), Hindi (MI, FIl), Banjari (Lambani) (1\'11, Fa), Tulu (MI) 5. MARATHI l. Hakkipikki 2 8 Kannada (M6), Tulu (M2) 207 Sf-I-.M:CHHER TONGUE A~O BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES-contd. Mother tongue and total number of persons returned as speaking a language subsidiary to the Total Speakers Mother ton~ue Sl. ,-___ ..A..---. __----.,. ,--___..A..---. __~ No. Name of Scheduled Tribe Malos Females Males Females Subsidi&ry Ia.niu&ie I 2 3 4 5 6 6. 'l'ELUGlJ .) 1. Gowdalu 4 .J Kannada (l\13) AluF TaJuk TAMIL I. K&du Kuruba 8 14 7 (j Kannada (M5. F6), Tulu (M2) Arkalgud Talut 1. TAMIL 1. Gowdalu 33 4 35 3 Kannad& (H5, F8) Arsikere Taluk ALL MOTHER TONGUEi') Total of all Scheduled Tribes 25 3 16 3 Kannada (Mi5, F3)~ Hindi (111) , 1. GUJARATHI l. Hakkipikki 7 3 ;; 3 K&llI1&d& ()15, FS) 2. MARATHI I. Hakldpikki lu [j .:>.~ 'rELUCt: l. Gowdalu 4 3 Kallnada (M3) 4. TA.:lEL l. Gowdalu 3 2 K.,nnada (M2) 5. KANNADA I. Gowdalu Hindi (lU) Belur Taluk ALL MOTHER TONGUED Total of all Scheduled Tribe. 204 169 109 79 Kannada (M9a, F64), Hindi (Mla, F11), Banjari (Lambanl) (M2, Fa), Telugu (F1), Tamil (:111) 1. TULD Total 139 117 78 49 Kannada (H 78, F~Q), 1. Gowdalu 2 2 Kannada (M2) 2. Haaalaru 137 _ 117 76 49 Kannada (M76, F4Q) 2. GUJARATHI 1. Hakkipikki 32 43 16 29 Kltnnada, (MIl. FI5). Hindi (M3. FIl). Banjari (La,mbani) (MJ. Fa). Tamil (MIl 3. TAMIL Total 21 5 15 Hindi (1110). Kannada (114), BanJarl (Lamb.nl) (111) 1. Ha.kkipikki 15 16 Hindi C~lO). Kannada (M4). :l. Hasalarn 6 5 Banjari (Lambani) (MI) 208 ST-I--MOTHER TONGUE AND BI-LINGUALISM FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES-concld. }Ioth('r longm' an(l. t( tal number of persons r:..~t urncd B.jIC ,pc-aking II. langua.ge subsidiary 10 til!' Tot ,,1 t>po;,kur, }Io; her tongue ,----- ____ ..A.. ___ ""_. __ ...... SI. r--.---.---..A-.--.-.- -. :\n. Name of i::ichcdulod Tribe ....\laJl\8 Fnnud(_',-; "{"Ie" PelUe.los .) 5 G 4. KANKADA Total 12 4 Telugu (Fl) 1. Gowelalu !) 2 :! .. HaBalaru ;1 :2 Telugu (HI) Channarayapatna Taluk ALI, MOTHER TONGUES Total of all Scheduled Tribes 22 13 s 2 Kannada (M6), Telugu (1l2, Fil) 1. K:\'~~AD.\. Total 13 9 1. Gow 2. 'l'A}lIL 5 5 l\_a.llnada ('115) 3. )LAltATI-lI I. Ibkkipikki 4 3 Tolugll (M?, 1<'2), K"'llllll.U;' (Ml) Hassan Taluk I. TA~nL .) 1. l\IaloJ'u K~ln'1.(h (:\I~, Fl) Holenarasipur Taluk I. Jenu Kuruba 7 Manjaraba.d Taluk "\LL :'IIOTHER TONGUED Total of all Scheduled Tribes 256 187 109 50 Kannada (M105, F47), Tulu (M4, F3) 1. TULU Total 224 152 100 44 :K:annada (Mt01, '44) 1. Hasalaru 223 152 10() 44 I{a.nnada. (MIOO, F44) 2. Mal""u 1 1 l{annada (30) 2. KANXADA Total 19 19 2 3 Tulu (M2, F3) 1. Malaikuui 5 7 Tnln (Fl) :2. Maleru 14 I:! :! :! Tuln (M~. J!':!) :~. 'L\"'\I1L 1. l ST-II-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Person!! employed before, but now Persons seeking out of employ- Total non-working Full time employment for ment and seeking population Students the first time work Others .---__...A-- ___---" ,--__..A- __-" Name of Scheduled ,----...A------" ~ .---'.A_._---" Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Femeles Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 HASSAN DISTRICT Total 391 211 180 17 3 194 177 Gowdalu 16 7 9 1 6 9 Hakkipikki 65 36 19 36 19 Hasalaru 279 152 127 13 3 139 124 Jenu Kuruba 19 10 9 1 9 I) Kadu Kuruba I> 8 8 Malaikudi 6 6 6 Malem I 1 Soligaru 7 5 2 2 3 2 Alur Taluk Kadu Kuruba. 8 8 8 Arkalgud Taluk Gowdalu 7 3 4 3 Arsikere Taluk Total 16 16 1 15 Gowdalu 3 3 2 Hakkipikki 13 13 13 BeIur TaIuk Total 152 76 76 8 1 68 75 Hakkipikki 36 19 17 19 17 Hasalaru ll~ 57 69 8 I <4,9 58 Channarayapatna Taluk Total 23 17 6 8 14 6 Gowdalu 1 I 1 Hakkipikki 6 4 2 ~ 2 Jenu Kuruba. 9 7 2 1 6 2 Soligaru 7 5 2 2 3 2 Hol,naraslpur TalUk Jenu Kuruba. 10 3 7 ;1 7 Mujarabad Taluk Total 175 96 79 5 2 91 77 Haealartl 163 95 68 .'i :2 90 61 Maleru 1 1 Gowdalu 5 5 5 llala.ikuii /I r. 6 HASSAN 14 210 E-I-CENSUS HOUSES AND Occupied Census .-- ..A. Hostels, Sarias, Census Dharma- Houses ehalas, Total .aoant at Tourist Total No. of the time of workshop- homes and 81. District,jTaluk Rural Census House- Shop-cum- cum- Inspection No. with population of 50,000 Urban Housea listing Dwellings dwellings dwellings houses or more 2 3 4 5 () 7 8 HASSAN DISTRICT T 229,557 19,504 158,638 659 561 298 R 203,720 16,235 141,643 354 293 128 U 25,837 3,269 16,995 305 268 170 I Alur Taluk T 13,066 944 8,697 24 7 6 R 12,288 829 8,185 21 4 2 U 778 1I5 5~2 3 3 4 2 Arkalgud Taluk T 24,448 2,078 17,999 78 164 24 R 22,226 1,643 16,801 41 89 14 U 2,222 435 1,198 37 75 10 3 Arsikere Taluk T 44,992 3,207 29,774 172 54 111 R 39,822 2,701 26,280 84 40 62 U 5,170 506 3,494- 88 14 49 4 Belur Taluk • T 26,640 1,510 18,078 122 9 18 R 24,746 1,351 16,787 $7 3 7 U 1,894 159 1,291 35 6 II 5 Channarayapatna Taluk T 37,260 3,204 26,141 44 67 38 R 34,694 2,916 24,466 26 31 21 U 2,566 288 1,675 18 36 17 6 Hassan rraluk T 40,537 4,421 27,574 43 71 65 R 32,439 3,302 22,163 10 40 4 U 8,098 1,119 5,411 33 31 61 7 H olena.rallipur Ta.luk T 21,676 2,013 15,778 63 179 24 R 18,447 1,616 13,655 2 78 II U 3,229 397 2,123 61 101 13 8 Ma ujara!Ja.d Taluk T 20,938 2,127 14,597 113 10 12 R 19,058 1,877 13,306 83 8 7 U 1,880 250 1,291 30 2 6 211 USES TO WHICH THEY ARE PUT Houses used as ------, Schools & Public health othel' edu- Places of & medical cational entertain- institutions institutions in- ment and hospitals, Factories, cluciing train- Restaurants, community health cen- District/l'aluk/ Shops ex- Business workshops ing classes, Sweet-meat gathering tres, Doctor's Total with eluding eat- houses and and coaching shops and (Panchayat Clinics, Dis- RUt'aI population of Sl. ing houses offices worksheds shop classes eating places Ghar) pcnsaries, etc. Others Urban 50,000 or more No. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 3 2 1 3,179 803 970 1,567 138 123 191 42,926 T 1. HASSAN DISTRICT 1.485 442 386 1,425 127 72 129 41,001 R 1,694 361 584 142 11 51 62 1,925 U 110 68 35 98 23 3 10 3,041 '1' Alur Taluk 64 51 25 91 23 3 8 2,982 R 46 17 10 7 2 59 U 29.5 40 84 196 14 20 21 3,43.5 T Arkalgud Taluk 2 143 14 27 179 14 18 18 3,225 R 152 26 57 17 2 3 210 U 814 142 244 250 20 12 37 10,155 T Arsikere Taluk 3 433 70 123 226 20 5 20 9,758 R 381 72 121 24 7 17 397 U 234 78 78 160 21 13 17 6,302 T Belur Taluk 4 97 56 39 148 19 \) 10 6,133 R 137 22 39 12 2 4 7 169 U 465 91 137 198 9 9 27 6,830 T Channarayapatna .5 290 71 79 184 9 3 21 6,.577 R Taluk 175 20 58 14 6 6 253 U 740 229 267 366 22 30 34 6,675 T Hassan Taluk 6 188 101 59 322 14 12 18 6,206 R 552 128 208 44 8 18 16 469 U 209 63 78 190 2 28 14 3,035 T Holenarasipura 100 19 12 176 19 7 2,751 R Taluk 7 109 44 66 14 1 9 7 284 U 312 92 47 109 27 8 31 3,453 T Manjarabad 8 170 60 22 99 27 3 27 3,369 R TaIuk 142 32 25 10 5 4 84 U 14'" 212 E-II-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLING (Based on 20% Su,mple) Households in Census Houses used as .-______---A---.. ______----,. DistrietJTaluk T()tal Total Workshop- Dwellings with population of Rural Tenure :Number of Shop-cum- cum- with 50,000 or more Urban i'ltatus Households Dwellings dwellings dwellings other usee 2 3 4 5 6 7 S HASSAN DISTRICT T Total 32,282 32,073 91 109 9 Owned 28,019 27,878 57 82 2 Rented 4,263 4,195 34 27 7 R Total 28,587 28,493 40 50 4 Owned 26,076 25,998 31 45 a Rented 2,511 2,\95 9 5 2 U Total 3,695 3,580 51 59 5 Owned 1,943 1,880 26 87 Rented 1,752 1,700 25 22 & 1. Alur T"Juk T Total 1,756 1,754 1 Owned 1,468 1,466 Rented 288 288 R Total 1,653 1,652 Owned 1,396 1,395 H,ented 257 257 U Total 103 102 1 Owned 72 71 1 R@nted 31 31 2. Arka.lgud Taluk T Total 3,806 3,750 15 38 3 Owrwd 3,481 3,437 9 33 2 Rentetl 325 313 6 5 1 R T"tal 3,387 :{,357 8 19 3 Owned 3,160 3,136 { 18 2 I{ented 227 221 4 I 1 U T"tal 419 393 7 19 Owned 321 301 5 15 Renteel 98 92 2 4 3, Arsik.ro Taluk T Tntal 6,053 6,016 34 Owned 5,377 ,5,350 26 " Ronied 676 666 8 2 R 'l',)t.al 5':1:l3 5,309 23 Owned 5,052 5,032 20 Ronted 281 277 3 1 U Total 720 707 11 2 Owned 325 318 6 1 H,enteel 395 389 5 1 t. Belur Taluk T Total 3,653 3,644 7 Owned 3,106 3,099 6 1 Rented 547 545 1 213 E-I1-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLING-concld. (Based on 2Cl% Sample) Hmseholds in Census Heuses used ,------" -~----..,.___------, District/Talukl Tntal Total Worksh0p- Dwellings lrith population of Rural Tenure Number of Sh'll-cum- cum- with 50,000 or morc Urban St"tu6 Households Dwellings dwellings dwellings other uses 2 3 ..1 5 6 7 S H, 'rotal 3,385 S,SR5 Owned 2,908 2,!l58 Rented 417 417 U Total 208 259 7 1 1 OwnO(l 138 131 6 Rented 130 128 1 O. OJl.Imnarayapatna Taluk T Total 6,253 5,242 6 14 2 Owned 4,943 4,!}SI, 2 10 Rented 3:20 311 3 2 R Total 4,905 4.900 " Owned 4,088 4,684 1 "S Rented 217 216 1 U Total 358 342 10 2 Owned 255 247 "1 7 Rented 103 95 3 8 2 6. HWiean Taluk l' Total 5,577 5,549 8 18 2 Owned 4,740 4,726 3 11 Rented 8:17 823 {) 7 2 R Total 4,474 4,462 2 9 1 Owned 4,303 4,293 2 8 Rcnt"d 171 169 1 1 U Total 1,103 1,087 6 9 1 Owned 437 433 1 S Rented 606 (l5i I> tI 1 7. Bolenarasipur Taluk T Total 3,209 3,167 8 33 1 Owned 2,910 2,880 5 25 Rented 299 287 3 8 1 R Total 2,750 2,734 l~ Owned 2,621 2,605 16 Rented 129 129 U Total 459 433 8 17 1 Owned 289 275 5 9 :Rented 170 158 3 8 1 8. ...~njarabad T Total 2,965 2,951 13 1 Owned 1,994 1,989 {) Rented 971 962 8 1 It Total 2,700 2,694 5 1 Owned 1,888 1,885 3 Rented 812 809 2 1 U Total 265 257 8 Owned 106 104 2 Rented 159 153 II .. 214 E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POIVER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT Number of r..ch);'i(" n,nd ,,'orkshop~ by ,ize of employment Division, Major r--- -- _- -___, ______' - ______..A._ -- -_, _, _____ , ------Group and Ion Minor Group ;Kind of fuel or 2-5 f1-!J 10-If) :20-49 50-99 perRons of I. S. 1. c. power UREd Tob.l person porsons purSOlll':! pel'S(H1S II('1':;01l8 Pt'fSOIlS [LIla above 1 :2 3 4 5 6 . 8 0 10 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL All Divisions Total 67 316 335 19 3 3 2 1 All Fuels 113 71 29 4 3 3 2 1 (a) Electricity 67 43 16 1 3 8 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 41 23 13 3 2 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 2 2 (d) Other power 3 3 II No power 566 245 306 15 Division 2 & 3 Total 679 316 335 19 3 3 2 1 I All Fuels 113 71 29 4 3 3 2 (1.) Electricity 67 43 16 1 3 3 1 (b) Liquid Fuel 41 23 13 3 2 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 2 2 (d) Other power 3 3 II No power 566 245 306 15 Major Total lOR 69 34 3 ~ Group 20 I All Fuels 101 07 29 3 2 (n) Elee'riclty (j0 41 16 2 (b) Liquid Fuel 38 23 13 ~ (d) Other power 3 3 II No power 7 2 [; Minor Total 97 62 30 3 2 Group 200 I All Fuels 94 60 29 3 2 (a) Elecl ricily 58 39 1(; " (b) Liquid :Fuel 3n 21 13 2 II No power 3 :2 Minor Total Group 203 II No power Minor Total 9 7 2 Group 207 I All Fuels 7 7 (a) Electricity 2 2 (b) Liquid Fuel 2 2 (b) Other power 3 3 II No power 2 2 Minor Total 1 Group 209 II No power 1 Major Total [) 2 2 Group 21 I All Fuels 2 (a) Electricity 1 (h) Liquid Fuel 1 II No power 3 2 Minor Total 3 2 Group 214 II No power :3 2 215 E-HI--CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER, USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. Number of factories and workshops by size of employment Division, Major '--' --.. Group and 100 Minor Group Kind of fuel or 2-5 6 -9 10-19 20-49 50-99 peraone of 1. S. I C. llowcr lls"d Tot.",l person personR persons persons persons persone and above 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 HASSAN DISTRICT -RURAL--contd Minor Total 2 1 Group 218 I All Fuels 2 I I (a) Electricity 1 (b) Liljuid Fuel ~ Major Total Group 22 II No power Minor Total Group 223 II No power Major Total 174 33 132 9 Group 23 11 No power 1740 33 132 9 Minor Total 174 33 132 9 Group 235 II No power 174 33 132 9 Major Tobl 12 II Group 25 n No power 12 II Minor Total 12 11 Group 255 II No power 12 11 Major Total 2 I Group 26 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity II No power Minor Total 2 Group 262 I All Fuels (a) Electricity II No power .. Major Total 86 66 20 Group 27 II No power 86 66 20 Minor Total 86 66 20 Group 273 II No power 86 66 20 ]If n.jor Total 20 8 !l 1 2 Group 28 All Fuels :I 2 (a) Electricity 3 2 II No power • 17 8 !l ~{inor Total :I 2 Group 280 All Fuels :I 1 2 (a) Electricity :I 1 2 \Iinor Total f]roup 283 II No power 1 .. 216 E-Ill-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUS'IEY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. Number of factories and workshops by sile of employment Division, Major ______._A_ Group an 100 Minor Gr"up ;Kind of fuel or 1 2-5 6-9 10-19 20-49 50-99 persone of I. S. I. C. power used Total persons persons persons persons perBons persons and above 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL-contd. Minor Total 16 8 8 Group 289 II No power 16 8 8 Major Total 5 2 3 Group 31 II No power 5 2 3 Minor Total 2 1 Group 310 II No power 2 1 Minor Tota! 2 1 Group 311 II No power 2 Minor Total 1 Group 314 II No power 1 Major Total 2 Group 33 I All Fuels 1 (a) Electricity . 1 II No power Minor 'rota! Group 331 II No power Minor Total Group 336 I All Fuels (a) Electricity Major Tota! 61 19 39 2 Group 34 & 35 I All Fuels 1 1 (a) Electricity 1 1 II No power 60 19 39 2 Minor Total 2 Group 340 I All .b'uels ("') Electricity 1 II No power I 1 Minor Total 59 19 38 2 Group 350 II No power 59 19 38 2 Major Total 130 65 65 Group 36 I All Fuels 1 1 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse I 1 II No pOWer 129 64 65 • Minor Total 3 3 Group 362 II No power 3 3 Minor Total 1 Group 367 II No power 1 217 E-Ill-CENSUS HOUSES USJl:D AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIYIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. Number of factories a.nd workshops by siZe of employment Division, Major r-----.------..A.. Group and 100 Minor Group Kind of fuel or 2-5 6-9 10-19 20-49 50-99 persons of 1. S. I. C. power used Totltl person porw)ns persons persons persons persons a.nd above 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 HASSAN DISTRICT-RURAL--,-conl,f. Minor Tot!!.l Group 368 IT No power Minor Total 125 61 64 Group 369 I All Fuels 1 1 (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 1 II No power 124 60 64 Major Total 37 22 12 1 2 Group as I All Fuels 3 1 2 (b) Liquid Fuel 2 2 (0) COI1I, W God & Ba.gasse 1 II No power 34 21 12 Minor Tota.l 4 2 2 Group 384 I All Fuels 2 2 (b) Liquid Fuel 2 2 II No power 2 :2 Minor Total 24 17 7 Group 388 II No power 24 17 7 Minor Total 9 3 5 Group 389 I All Fuels (c) Coal, Wood & Bagasse I II No power 8 2 5 Ma.jor Total 36 26 7 ;) Group 39 II No power 36 26 7 3 Minor Tota.l 36 26 7 3 Group 393 II No power 36 26 7 3 HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN Ail DIvIsions Total 852 285 471 78 18 5 Z 8 I All Fuels 180 48 86 32 5 4 2 8 (a) ElectrIcity 167 46 75 32 5 4 2 3 (b) LiquId Fuel 9 1 8 (e) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 8 3 (d) Other power 1 1 II No power 672 237 385 41 8 1 Division Total 852 285 471 73 18 I) 2 8 I All Fuels 180 48 86 82 5 4 2 8 (a) Electricity 167 46 75 82 5 4 2 3 (b) LiquId Fuel 9 1 8 (e) Coal, Wood & Bagasse 3 3 (d) Other power 1 1 II No power 672 237 385 41 8 1 218 E-IU--CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT---.oontd. Numher of faotories and workshops by size of employment Division, Ma.jor ,--- --~------~--"------~ Group and 100 Minor Group )~illd of funl (>f ::-5 6-!I 10-19 20-49 50-99 persons of I. 1'. I. C. plwnl' used 't",t.al pers,)n porson~ porS'')ll8 persons penSOIlS person" and above ., S 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN-tonlrl. Mltjor 'fotltl 184 42 ill 23 6 2 Group 20 I All Fuels 104 34 45 21 .) 2 (a) Electricity 97 33 39 21 2 :2 (b) Liquid Fuel 6 6 (d) Other power I n No power 80 S (io 2 4 Minor Total iW 31 35 18 Group 200 I All Fuels 86 3J 35 18 (a) Electrioity 80 31 29 18 (b) Liquid Fuel (l Il Minor 'l'otal 13 9 2 Group 205 II No p.nvor 13 !I 2 Minor Total 47 7 35 3 Group 207 I All Fuels 18 3 10 3 (a) Electricity 17 2 10 3 (d) Other power I II No power 29 4 25 Minor Total 38 3 32 2 Group 209 II No P"WOf' 38 3 32 2 Major Total 36 8 27 Group 21 I All Fuels J8 2 15 (a) Electricity 18 2 15 II No power IS 6 12 " Minor Total 10 4, 11 Group 21.1 I All Fuels (a) Eleotricity I II No power 14 4- 10 Minor 'rotal Group 216 I All Fuels (a) Eleotticity Minor Total 20 4 15 Group 218 I All Fuels 16 2 18 (a) Eleotricity 16 2 13 II No pow('!" -4 .) 2 Major Total S 0 2 Group 22 Tl No power 8 Il 2 Minor Total 4 2 2 Group 220 II No power 4 2 2 MinOT Total 4 .( Group 225 II No power -4 4 / 219 E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. Xlllllbor of fHct(Jries a.ncl workshopH h:v siz(\ of employmel"lt Division, ]\far,]" ,.- -~------...A.. ------~-- _-- ---\ Group a.nd 100 Minor Gronp ~Kind of fuol nr 2-.) G-!) lO-1!l 21l--49 ,50-f)!} l'cr8on5 of 1. HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN -- cnntri. Major Total U!) (ii (iO .) Group 23 I ., All Flleb :! (aJ Electricitr .) 2 rr No power 127 Iii 5S 2 :Minor ') Tvtal :? Group I ·l 230 All Fuels :2 .) (Ao) Electricity ') Minor Total 10 9 Group 231 II No POW"l" 10 9 Minor Total Il7 Gi 49 ]I Group 235 No pClW0r Hi 07 49 Major Total (l f) Group 2·[ II :1\" power 0 .~ Minor Total 5 fi Group 240 II No p'Jw"r 5 5 Minor Total Group 244 n No powel' Major Total 38 2(l ]2 Group 27 H All FuelR 1 I (a) Rlectricity . I 1 If No power 37 2[; 12 Minor Tutal 35 :!3 12 Group 273 rr No power 35 23 12 Minor Tutal Group 274 rr No power Minor Total Group 277 1 All Fuels (it) Electricity. Minor Total Group 278 ]I No power Major Tota.l 01 12 35 7 3 2 2 Group 28 T All Fuels 17 2 fj 4 3 2 (a) Electricity . 15 2 3 4 :J 2 (0) Coal, Wooel & Bagasse. :3 2 n No power 44 10 30 3 Minor Total II 2 2 3 2 Group 280 I All Fuels II .2 2 3 :l (al Electricity. 1 J 2 2 3 2 220 E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. Number of faotories and workshops by size of employment Division, Major .A- .., Group a.nd 100 Minor Group Kind of fuel or 2-5 6-1'1 10-19 20-49 50-99 persona of 1. S. I. C. pClwer u~ed Total person pA"l'SOnA per"ong pN"OnS persons person! a.nd aboT8 2 3 4 5 Il 7 8 9 10 HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN-contd. Minor Total 9 2 6 Group 281 II No power 9 2 I) Minor Tol-al :2 ;) Group 284 II No power ;) ;) Minor Tota.l Group 285 I All Fuels (0.) Eleetl'icity . Minor Total 6 4 Group 281l II No power 6 .( Minor Toto.l 32 8 20 3 Group 289 I All Fuels 5 1 2 2 (a) Electricity 3 1 2 (c) Coal, Wood &; DagaMe 2 2 II No po .... er 27 7 18 1 Major Total 24 7 16 Group 30 I All Fuele II 3 7 I (a.) Electricity. ]0 3 6 I (c) Coa.l, Wood &; BaglHlsfI J I II No power 13 4 9 Minor Tot,al 24 7 16 Group 302 I All Fuels 11 3 7 (a) Electricity 10 3 (i (0) Coal, Wood & BagM.c 1 II No power 13 .( 9 Major Total 27 !) 18 Group 3] II No pow!:'r 27 9 18 Minor Total 4 4 Group 310 II No power 4 4 Minor Total 21 9 12 Group 311 II No power 21 9 12 Minor Total :2 2 Group 314- II No power 2 2 Major 'fotal 6 4 2 Group 32 I All Fuels 2 2 (a) Eleotricity 2 2 II No power 4, 2 2 221 E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POlVER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-coned. ~umber of factories and workshops by size of employment Division, Ma.jor ,..------"------'-"'I Group and 100 Minor Group Kind of fuol ur 2-5 6-9 10-19 :l0-4~) 50-99 pers-)n8 of I. S. I. C. power used Tot:J.1 pors,)n persons porsons persons persons persons .. nd a.bvoe :2 :3 4 5 6 i :-; 9 10 HASSAN DlSTRICT-URBAN-cuntd. Minor Total G .~ :.? Group 320 I All Fuels .) .) (a) Electricity :! .) .) II No power ~ :.? Major Total :!:l 4 II :l :l :l ., Group 33 I All Fuels 7 :2 1 :l (a) Electricity 7 :! :! I 2 II No power 15 4 iJ :l Minor Total 9 4 5 Group 333 II No powcr !I 4 ;) Minor Total li 1 !l Group 334 I All Fuels 4 1 :2 (a) Eleotricity -1 2 II No power Minor Total 2 2 Group 335 II No power :! 2 Minor Total 6 3 2 Group 336 I All Fuels 3 :l (a.) Electricity ~ :2 II No power 3 2 Major Total 81 9 71 Group 34 &; 35 II No power 81 9 71 Minor Total 28 28 Group 340 II No power 28 :!8 Minor Total 12 12 Group 342 II No power 12 12 Minor Total 41 9 31 Group 350 II No power 41 9 31 Ma.jor Tota.l 4.4 14 25 4 Group 36 I All Fuels 4 2 (a.) Electricity .) (b) Liquid Fuel :2 :2 II No power 40 13 23 3 1 Minor Total 3 2 Group lS2 II No power 3 1 :2 222 E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUS'IRY, POWER AND NO POWNR USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-contd. NUlllinl' 'Jf fact'lri,," aJl,1 w()rkohop" by size of employment ,--______. ____ .A--______---- ______~ Division, )'In.jor Group and 100 (i-f) Minor Group Kind of fuel or 3-3 10-19 :l0-4!l 50-!l!l pers"nB S and above of L S. 1. C. power u8()(1 T,)tal P:l,-';l)l1 persous pers.Jlls pCl's,m persdllH perSflns :2 3 4 5 (j 7 s 3 10 HASSAN DISTRICT-URBAN-conld. .) !J :; MiUlir TotHI H ]·1 :2 !J 3 Group :~li.J If N') pf}\,i'el' 1\1i11('r Total 4 :2 :l :; Group 3li, 11 Xo PO\VPl' 4 :2 ., ::o.li]] or Totu,] f Gn,up 31lS I All Fuels 1 (,,) Electricity. 11 No powor !J ~Iinul' Total :!l II .) Gnn]} 3li!) I All Fuel; 3 (a) Electricity I (b) Liquid Fucl .) .) 11 No puwer 18 8 9 lIIajor Total , :3 4 Group 37 I All Fuels :? :l (a) Electricity. :l :2 II No p(nvor [j 4 .\linor Total I Group 37ti II No power 1 Minor 'l'otal 6 3 3 .) Group 378 I All Fuels :l (a) Electricity. .) :l II No power 4 3 :Majol' Total 10:) 35 4:l :24 Group 3S I All Fuels 'i I ,( (a) Electricity. 7 1 4 II Xo power 95 34 38 :!3 Minor Total l~ 8 [) 1 Group 384 I All Fuels 7 1 4, 1 (a) Eleotrioi ty . 7 4 1 1 II No power 12 7 5 Minor Total 78 27 30 21 Group 388 II No power 78 Z7 30 21 :lrlinor Total 5 3 2 Group 3S\] II No power 5 3 :l 223 E-III-CENSUS HOUSES USED AS FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS CLASSIFIED BY INDUSTRY, POWER AND NO POWER USED AND SIZE OF EMPLOYMENT-concld. ~ umb~r of factories and workshop~ by size of employment .A.---______~ Qivision, Maj~I' Group and 100 Minor G!lOup Kind of fuel or 1 2-5 6-9 lO-ln 20-49 50-9(1 person • of I.S.I.C. power used Total per~oll periona perfton. persons persons persons .. Itt! above ., 2 u 5 (j 7 8 HASSAN DlSTRICT-URBAN-conc1rl. Major Total 77 -l--l :!') Group 39 I All Fuel. 5 :! (a) Electricity oJ, (0) Liquid Fuel i II No power -,-) ·L! Minor Total 10 -) Group 3nt II No power ]0 Minor Total aC> 3:1 .'.) Group 393 All 1<'uels ., I (a) Eleckicity -) I I II No power 54 :l! ::1 ~fill"l' Total 40 Group 31)4 [J No power 4- ~finor Tota.l 7 Gro"p 39;) I All Fuols 3 (a.) Electricity :! (b) Liquid Fuel I 1 n No power 4- J 224 E-IV-DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN BY PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF WALL (Based on Total Grass, Total No. of Leaves, SI. Distriot/Taluk Rural House- Reeds or Unbnrnt Burnt No. with population of 50,000 Urban holds Bamboo Timber Mud Bricks Bricks or more ., 2 " 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 HASSAN DISTRICT T 32,282 1,720 2 27,884- 4 2,174 R 28,587 1,655 2 25,587 4 880 U 3,695 65 2,297 1,294 1 AruT Taluk T 1,756 126 1,490 140 R 1,653 126 1,399 128 U 103 '1 12 2. Arkalgud Taluk T 3,806 268 8,449 37 R 3,387 267 3,073 46 U 419 I 376 43 3. Arsikel'e Taluk T 6,053 787 4,397 1 454 R 5,333 7.31 4,083 I 138 1; 720 56 314 316 4. Belur Taluk T 3,653 244- 3,196 213 R 3,385 242 3,025 118 U 268 2 171 95 5. Cbannarayapatna. Taruk . T 5,263 98 4,272 a75 R 4,905 37 4,573 220 U 358 299 55 6. Hassan Taluk. T 5,577 57 4,884 634 R 4,474 54 4,387 32 U 1,103 ;; 497 602 7. HOlenarasipur Taluk T :{,209 20 3,092 91 R 2,750 20 2,706 18 U 459 386 73 i. Mllnja.rabad T 2,965 120 2 2,[i04 2 280 R 2,700 118 2 2,341 2 180 U 265 2 163 100 225 CENSUS HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLINGS AND PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF ROOF 20% Sample) of Wall Predominant :Material of Roof .A..______-______----, .------~------"------:. C.I. Grass, Corruga. sheets Leaves, ted iron, Of Reeds, zinc or other All Thatch Tiles, other Asbestos Brick Conorete All 81. metal Cement other \Vood or Slate, metal cement and and other No. sheets Stone concrete material Ramboo Shinglo sheet. sheets lime itone material lu 11 12 lil 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 8 485 1 4 6,195 25,683 143 28 2 207 24 6 448 1 4 5,900 22,582 99 8 2 22 24 2 87 295 3,151 44 20 185 5U5 ],241 6 3 490 1,154 6 3 15 87 2 770 3,023 2 1 10 2 727 2,656 2 43 367 8 412 2 1,452 4,455 27 IS 94 7 3 378 2 1,322 3,987 9 8 7 34 130 468 18 18 86 1,292 2,347 9 5 4 1,268 2,109 7 24 238 2 4 17 525 4,710 5 G 17 5 14 512 4,369 4 3 17 3 13 341 3 486 5,004 22 2 1 62 6 474 3,997 2 12 1,007 22 2 60 3 2 249 2,933 26 3 2 238 2,50{) 6 11 428 20 [) 52 916 1,970 71 5 3 ~ 5 52 869 1,755 7l 5 47 215 3 3 HASSAN 15 226 E-V--SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF (Based 011 Households Househol(ls with no regular room with one roolll Di5trictiTaluk Total Total Ko. r----~-.A..-----.--. r--__.. ~_..A..-... ____----". Sl, with Total No. of of membors Xo. of Xo. of members X(). of ",0. of members No. IJopulation of Rural house. r---.A.-.-~ Total Xo. house. r---.A.-----:, house- ,------A.. __ ----". 150,000 or mOre \.TJ'ba.n holds l\Iales Females of rooms holds ~ra]es Females holds )lalcs Females 1 2 3 4 5 G i 8 9 10' II 12 13 HASSAN DISTRICT T 32,282 89,741 85,161 51,519 4,731 12,291 12,248 12,759 31,403 29,670 R 28,587 79,095 74,968 43,716 4,315 11,177 11,114 11,705 28,909 27,204 U 3,695 10,646 10,193 7,803 416 1,114 1,134 1,054 2,494 2,466 1. Alur Taluk T 1,756 4,606 4,4()3 2,960 332 813 S13 475 1,0;m 1,024 It 1,653 42,99 4,100 2,708 :l32 81a 813 4,')4 981 986 lJ lOa :lO7 303 252 21 48 38 2. Ar.kalgud T"luk T 3,81)6 11),1>67 10,211 1:>,361 74 176 161 1.:>15 4,524- 4,4:>3 H :1,387 9,419 9,004 5,656 74 176 161 1,613 4,017 3,950 IT 419 1,248 1,207 705 202 507 533 3. ArBikere Taluk T 6,053 17,141 16,442 8,462 147 31>7 343 4,O5:! 10,618 lO,358 Ii, 5,333 15,066 14,50;) 7,129 120 aoo 288 3,767 9,940 9,702 U 720 2,075 1,940 1,3:33 27 67 55 285 678 656 40. Belur Taluk '1' 3,653 10,185 9,650 6,2Jl 671 1,854 1,784 1,159 2,630 2,570 It 3,385 9,364 8,869 5,470 670 1,H50 1,778 1,10:3 2,502 2,M9 lJ 268 821 781 741 I 4 6 56 128 III 5. Challnal'ayapatna 'I.' 5,263 14,469 13,063 5,057 :!,282 6,045 6,035 1,469 3,609 2,370 Taluk R 4,905 13,413 12,052 4,485 2,226 5,910 5,879 1,330 3,282 2,039 U 358 1,056 1,01l u72 57 135 156 131) 327 331 6 Hassa.n Taluk T 5)577 15,819 15,710 11),650 624 1,641> 1,552 1,547 a,6I"l a,766 H 4,474 12,766 12,707 7,321 624 1,646 1,552 1,353 3,217 3,360 U 1,103 a,osa 3,003 3,329 194 400 406 7. Holenamsipul' Taluk T 3,209 8,828 8,810 4,094 5!l6 1,:342 1,530 1,552 4,019 39,71 R 2,750 7,525 7,502 3,884 255 434 613 1,471 3,78;3 3,738 U 459 1,303 1,308 210 331 908 917 81 236 233 8. l\Ianjarabad l'aluk T 2,965 8,026 6,872 7,724 14 48 30 69\.1 1,357 1,128 g 2,700 7,24a 6,232 7,063 14 48 30 614 1,187 970 U 265 783 640 (l6I 76 170 158 ! ! 227 MEMBERS AND BY NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED 20% Sample) , Households Households Households Households with two rooms with three rooms with four rooms with five rooms or more ,--__--.A. ____ ~ ,------_ ..A.___ -----, DistrictfTaluk I-----"----~ ,-- ~ No. of No. of members No. of Ko.ofmembers No. of No. of members Ko. of No. of members T with house- ,--..A.__ -,. house- ,----..A.----.--., house- ,-__..A.---., house- ~ R population of 81. holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females U 50,000 or more No- 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 2 1 9,951 28,536 27,054 2,764 9,364 8,681 1,088 4,213 3,855 989 3,934 3,653 T HASSAN DISTRICT 8,837 25,315 24,097 2,243 7,658 7,017 856 3,294 3,021 631 2,742 2,515 R 1,114 3,221 2,967 521 1,706 1,664 232 919 834 358 1,192 1,138 D 624 1,668 1,540 186 608 545 78 261 260 61 22i 221 T Alur Taluk 1 588 1,574 1,440 152 487 425 71 23.3 236 56 211 200 R 36 94 100 34 121 120 7 28 24 5 16 21 U 1,448 4,270 4,050 314 1,038 959 lI5 478 413 40 181 145 T ArkaIgud Taluk 2 1,286 3,785 3,572 270 849 803 105 415 375 39 177 143 R 162 485 478 44 189 156 10 63 38 1 4 2 II 1,370 4,216 3,993 338 1,257 1,164 100 427 391 46 256 193 T Arsikere Taluk :I 1,1l8 3,458 :3,299 232 919 834 fi6 289 245 30 160 134 It 252 758 694 106 338 .'330 34 138 146 16 96 59 U 1,167 3,166 2,938 346 1,218 1,110 156 635 590 154 682 658 T Belur Taluk 4 1,076 2,917 2,706 298 1,068 954 lI3 477 449 125 550 523 R 91 249 232 48 150 156 43 158 141 29 132 135 U 1,135 3,315 3,359 266 958 8.34 65 317 251 45 225 214 T Channaraya- 5 1,037 3,006 3,094 229 807 684 47 225 185 36 183 171 R patna Taluk 98 309 265 37 151 150 18 92 66 9 42 43 U 2,178 6,342 6,192 647 2,241 2,254 255 963 949 326 1,010 993 T Hassan Taluk 6 1,825 5,372 5,285 462 1,688 1,684 161 614 608 49 229 218 R 353 970 9Il 185 553 570 94 349 341 277 781 775 U 803 2,484 2,395 177 601 5.38 70 286 '274 21 96 102 T Holenarasipur 7 777 2,395. 2,309 165 568 498 63 258 253 19 87 91 R Taluk 26 89 86 12 33 40 7 28 21 2 9 11 U 1,226 3,075 2,583 490 1,44.3 1,277 249 846 727 296 1,257 1,127 T Manjarabad 8 1,130 2,808 2,392 435 1,272 1,135 230 783 670 277 1,145 1,035 R Taluk 96 267 191 55 171 142 19 63 57 19 112 92 U 15* VILLAGE DIRECTORY 231 VILLAGE DIRECTORY EXPLANATORY NOTE The Village Directory prepared Talukwise, for the whole District besides giving the population figures recorded in the '1961 Census for each village and place treated as a town. incorporates much other useful information like the area, number of occupied houses, number of households, break up of the population by sex, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, workers in the 9 categories, non-workers, etc. In column 2, the amenities found in each village have also been indicated by using abbreviations. 2. Expressions like' Village', 'Town', 'Literate', ' Scheduled Caste', ' Scheduled Tribe', 'Worker', and' Nou \Vorker', etc., have been defined and a detailed description of the industrial categories, given in the explanatory note to the eeIl8US tables, particularly paras 5, and 15 to 26 of that note. 3. The figures for to,,'ns are presented below the rural areas of the Taluk concerned, the information being given blockwise. The blocks are grouped by Municipal Wards or Divisions wherever possible. 4. The villages are presented in the order in which location code numbers were assigned to them for the 1961 Census. However, to facilitate easy location of thc villages, an alphabetically arranged list of villages giving the location code number is given before the Village Directory for each Taluk. Total, Rural, Urban and village-wise List of industrial establishments for each taluk, is also presented with the abstract for the District at the end of this Section. Figurei'! given in the brackets indicate thc number of Establishments under the miner group, the code number of which precedes the brackets. 5. In the Taluk map, the villages are denoted by their 1961 Census location code numbers. The map is also divided into convenient squares such as A-I, B-1, A-2, B-2, etc., and the location of any village can be traced in the map, by reference to the alphabetical index to the villages, wherein its location code number and the particular square in which it lies in the map have also been indicated. 6. Information regarding the amenities in each village and the area of each village has been obtained from the Revenue authorities. The following abbreviations have been used in the Village Directory: In Column Headings ; P. for Persons which means the total of males and IV Working at Household Industry. females V Working in manufacturing other than M. for Males Household Industry. F. for Females VI Working in Construction. I Working as Cultivator. VII Working in Trade and Commerce. II Working as Agricultural Labourer. VIn Working in Transport, Storage and III Working in Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Communications. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, IX Working in other services. Orchards and allied activities. X Non-workers In column 2 for denoting amenities: P for Primary School ") Rhc for Rural Health Centre. M for Middle School i The highest educa- Mp for Medical Practitioner. H for High School l tional institution Mew for Maternity Child Welfare Centre. C for Higher Institutions (found in the villagc Po for Post Office (villages with facility for including College ! is given in Col. 2. daily delivery of mails have been indi T for Technical Institutions J cated by an asterisk mark against D for Dispensaries. the name of the village). The source of drinking. water is indicated by ; S for Safe or protected water supply including E for Electricity - pipes, tube wells, etc. Ea for Electricity for agricultural purposes. Pw for Pucca, well. Ed for Electricity for domestic use--lighta frn Kw for Kutcha Well the house, etc. Riv • for River. Ei for Electricity for Industry Tk for Tank 233 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES AlX:R TAL UK Rqua.re in Square in the Taluk th" ,!,,,Ink 1961 l'opula,j inn nlap in 1961 Popuhti()11 map in .-____ _A.. ___ ~ which t.he SI. Census r---"------., which the (1(~nsus location 1951 1961 Village Sl. location 1951 1961 Vi I Iitge No. Name of Village Code Census Census apl)('n.rs ~o. Name of Village Code Census Cf'nSU8 allpf'arf' .) 3 4 () (j 3 4 6 1 Abbana 134 G49 S:l:! D-l M ('howh~(,I'" 4H ri;) 96 U-3 2 Adabylu 152 52 la6 D-2 52 Chiga.lmu 259 2(11) 279 C-2 :; Ajjagowdanahalli 102 11:3 145 E-:3 5:3 Chittctnahalli 7;'') 176 214 ])--3 4 Ajjenahalli 205 \I:; 121> B-1 54 Chikkanagaln 21.5 1;)1') :170 B-2 5 Ammelepura 49 15 D-2 55 Chikk,.te 191 22 So, }I-I 6 Anegalale 129 of) I6!) D-l 56 Dadadahalli :36 15 :~4 U-l! 7 Aniganahalli (B) 5;1 C-2 57 Danihalli 246 0-2 8 Appagondanahalli 9:~ 76 107 D-3 58 Da.tur 140 17 HI) D-2 D-3 9 Bach:>nahalli (\ 1:~ 59 C-2 59 Denl.Tajanahalli 117 D-2 10 Baliganahalli 25;{ 67 14:~ D-2 60 Deva.rapura 46 3:1 82 11 Ballaru 250 108 163 D-2 61 Devihalli 82 37 51 D-3 12 Bandikere 244 C-2 62 Dindugatta 238 16 2;") C-2 13 Bannimallenahalli 98 85 101 D--3 63 Dyavanayakanahalli 100 1<;-;) 14 Bandit.himmanahalli 24 i7 131 B-2 64 Dythapura 142 264- 181 D--2 15 Basavanahalli 237 C-2 65 Gangara 50 I09 124 1>-2 16 Basavanahalli 91 154 210 D-3 66 Ganjigere fl2 2:30 280 D-3 17 Basavanapura 23 19 57 13-3 67 Garigatta. 89 123 216 D-3 18 Bettahalli 255 86 109 1>--2 68 Gokamvalli 17 J61 207 B-2 19 Bettadahalli 62 62 95 0-3 69 Gollarathimmana.halli 18 4fl (;2 B-2 20 Beechalapura 10 0-2 70 Govinda.nahalli (B) 76 4 D-3 21 Beerakanahalli 203 34 84 B-2 71 Gowlakatte 219 28 B-2 21 Bekkadi 1:19 "I 33 1)-2 72 Hachagonnn,nahalli 135 (ll 95 C--2 23 Bclame 188 150 251 C-I 73 Hadya 178 191 :1\)5 D-1 24 Bellavara 206 102 119 B-2 ,74 Halasanahnl!i 161 ]89 2il E-2 D--2 25 Bellm 25 225 326 B-2 75 Halasur 147 144 2:,0 26 Belluru 234 235 349 C-2 76 Halliynr 144 25 56 D-2 27 Bhaktarahalli 80 113 172 D-1 77 Hanjjuru 56 290 369 C-3 28 Bhallapura 251 89 D-2 78 Hanjalige 159 ]68 212 E-2 29 Bharatavalli 37 19:3 252 C-:3 79 Hanjehalli 58 98 130 0-3 30 Bharaturu 158 :H5 431 C--2 80 Hantanamane 35 191 268 B-3 31 BhavasavaIIi 228 99 144 B-2 81 Hanumanahalli Jl4 39 92 D-2 32 Bigathur 177 78 80 R--l 82 Harihalli 175 342 (\()2 "B-1 33 BijjanahaIIi 7 46 103 C-2 83 Heddllrga 185 142 181 C-2 34 Bilagavalli 199 60 160 B-1 84 Hesagannur 70 190 262 C-~~ 35 Bilagaravalli 47 152 278 D-2 85 Hemmige 167 270 478 E-2 1)-1 36 Bosamanahalli 126 139 21 I D-l 86 Hiduvanalialli 133 21.') 317 D-2 37 Bombalur 174 34 120 1~--1 87 Hithalakere 141 38 Bommachahalli fiG 41 71 ('-2 88 Holahalli 230 122 159 B-2 D-a 39 Bommanamane 204 1O:~ 125 13-1 89 Holemaragondanahalli 94 125 180 40 Budanaha.lli 236 37 45 ('-2 90 Honkarahalli 130 34 81 D-1 41 Byaba .'5 185 25S ('--2 91 Honnavalli 182 245 371 C---2 42 Byrapura 4 17 fi6 C-2 - 92 Honnena.h.. Jli 78 8:; 88 D-2 43 Chakanahalli 68 87 137 C-:l 93 Horahalli 254 16 D-2 B--2 44 ChattanahaIIi 54 2:~ ()7 <:-:3 94 Hosahalli 12 105 2:;5 45 Cheeknahalli 113 21 D-:3 n5 Hosa.halli 172 236 297 D-l 46 Chennanahalli 208 62 82 A-I 06 Hosahalli 181 C-2 D-2 47 Chennaha.I1i 2:~9 78 111 C-2 97 Hosamata 1:\8 136 48 Chennapura 40 :18 66 C-3 \18 Hosapllra 2:! 192 225 B-3 49 Chennapura 45 94 171 D-2 99 Hosuru 41 204 294 C-3 0-3 60 C. Hosahalli 216 12;") 16;~ B-2 100 HothanahaIIipllra 5!J 1:17 195 234 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES A LUR TALUK-contd. Square in flquarc in the Taluk the Talllk 1961 Populati(lll map in lfj(jI Population map in Census .---~ whi~h the Census .----..A.._-, which the Sl. location 1951 1961 Village i:ll. location 1951 1961 Village No. Nanll:' of Village Code ('ensus Census appmrs No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears 2 4 6 2 4 5 6 101 Hulkund .. ERtntc 153 21 H D-3 151 Kittagcl'e 121 166 208 D-1 102 Hullah.. lli 190 65 184 B-1 162 Kirahalli 20 97 124 B-3 103 Huluvalli 221 39 64 H-2 153 Kiragadlu :18 535 732 C-3 104 Hunasavalli 21 230 328 B-3 154 Kodagalvadi 12:~ 13 27 D-1 105 Hunsc 202 113 174 B-1 155 Kodagihalli 13 82 93 B-2 106 Huskuru 105 118 203 J~j-2 156 Kodadarllovalli 192 45 77 B-1 107 Hydur 128 86 160 U-1 157 KokkchaIli 168 30 E-2 108 Hyaragalale 122 121 1)-1 158 Kolavanahalli 232 B-2 109 Imathipura ]5 20 fi!l B-2 159 Kongavalli 186 74 176 C-1 UO Jannapura 212 44 50 B·-2 160 Kottiganahalli 243 53 100 C-2 III Jogaranahalli 9 33:3 C-2 161 Kudaravalli 48 132 140 D-2 112 JungaravalJi 132 71 141 D-1 162 Kudidele 171 155 213 D-2 ll3 Ka.bbarle 101 252 2157 E-3 163 Kumbarahalli 21i 150 206 B-2 114 Ka.bbinahalli (is 31 39 C-3 164 Kundur 44 277 393 D-2 115 Ka.dabagah 74 313 537 C-3 165 Kuppe 211 30 73 B-2 Il6 Kadala 65 297 397 C-3 166 Kuppe Hosahalli 210 li2 B-2 117 KadagathevalJi Hi2 74 147 D-2 167 Kyathanahalli 106 28 41 E-3 Il8 Ka.dlur 125 252 483 D-l J 68 Lakkammanahalli 200 212 190 B-1 119 KaggaravaJJi 248 134 762 C-2 169 Lakkoda.nahalli 104 68 ]04 E-3 120 Kaganur 173 397 E-1 710 l\Iachenahalli C-2 121 Kaganur Estate 170 1133 293 E-2 171 Madabalu 231 423 497 B-2 122 Kakanahalli 96 87 120 D-3 172 l\Iadagerc 220 B-2 123 Kalasettybe('tlu 109 148 20S D--3 173 lIIadagodu 131 90 90 "0-1 124 Kallahalli 225 61 104 D-1 174 Madanahalli 194 25 57 B-1 125 Kallukere 201 36 51 B-2 175 Madihalli 154 50 322 E-2 126 Ka.mathi 198 113 277 B-1 176 Magadihalli 160 49 64 .. E-2 127 Kamenahalli 112 D-2 177 Magge 146 860 1,252 C-2 128 Kanadahalli 241 83 139 C-2 178 Malagalale 127 IS8 327 D-l 129 KanagaIu 28 508 637 B-3 179 Malalahalli 95 14 33 D-3 130 Ka.na.thuru 227 388 465 B-2 180 Malcnahalli 88 D-3 131 Ka.nigere 163 108 158 D-2 181 Malenahalli Kanl 87 "0-3 132 Kanivebasavannhalli 151 107 136 E-2 182 lIIallanahalli 136 24 45 C-Z 133 K4tihalli 27 246 328 B-:l 183 Mallapura 120 162 375 D-l 134 Kattehosur 156 !l7 119 E-2 184 lIfanehenahalli 57 19 35 C-2 135 Karadibetta. Estate 148 :m4 496 D-1 185 Mandara 86 228 302 D-3 136 Karagondanahalli 71 277 285 c-a 186 Maniganahalli 52 137 192 D-3 ,137 Karagodu 149 475 611 D-2 187 l\fanikyathanahaIJi 245 52 71 C-2 138 Kn,rijivalli 197 185 :301 B-·2 188 lIIanjalagodu 187 75 117 C-l 139 Kn,rakahalli 1O:~ 41 86 E--3 189 Maraduru 229 97 167 B-2 140 Karehalli 193 73 126 B-1 190 Maranayn,kl1llahalli 137 92 136 ])-2 141 Kariganahalli 69 107 144 C-3 191 Mattige 66 50 9:l C-3 142 Kavalikere 32 271 :149 B--3 l!J2 l\1avanuru 33 257 325 B-3 143 Kenchanahalli (B) 72 C-3 193 Mcgatayn,lli 189 64 85 B-1 144 Kcnchanahalli 8 62 ]06 C-2 194 lI1er1'c 84 307 391 D-3 145 Kenchanahallipura '235 40 43 C-2 195 IIIudclenahalli 107 127 144 E-3 146 K. Hosahn,lli 73 89 C-3 1!16 lIIuddanaikanahalli 257 51 132 C-2 147 Kiggatta 19 21 36 B-3 1!17 Mudigerc :n 157 164 B-3 148 Kitaburu 77 !l7 124 D-3 198 Mudnahalli 51 42 107 D-2 149 Kittagalale 124 104 1()8 D-l 199 1I1uthige 179 173 251 D-l 150 Kittaganamane 233 ('-2 200 Kagayara 176 92 134 E-1 1 2. TALU'}MAP or ALUR HASSAN DISTRICT leA ... A , "' 0 , • Ni. tL=:r::::i:==' =:::::1 1 8 R£FERENCE..S Taluk Bounda,.y E Vlllaie " state Rtladl1. othe" ., Rivera and st,.eamfl~""1:i::::I HD3pltall1. • T,.svelle,.·s Bung,'ew. T.B. 235 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ALUH TA LUK-concld. I-iqnam in Rquarc in the'l'aluk the Talu1< 1!J61 l'opulatiol1 mal' in 19(;1 i'opnla: ion map in Census ,--_.A--_--., whieh the Cen~lls ,----"----., which th< C'I 81. looation J 951 1961 Village .~ . location HI51 1961 YWage No. Kame of Village Code Census CC'nslls appeul's Xn. "'arne of Village Cod" Census Ccn:--118 nppp:',rs 2 4 5 2 3 4 5 6 201 Nagavara ];;') 69 1:29 E--2 2:\1 Sillgapum 242 245 :188 C--2 202 Nakalgodn 16 282 :1;;2 H-2 2:1:2 SingatagerE' 247 197 288 ('-2 203 Nallnr 256 156 289 ))·-2 233 Hingodallu,halli 258 286 447 C--2 204 Navilahalli 145 204 249 ])-2 234 Hivaguysra 161) 83 ]21 1':-2 205 Neelanahalli 196 1:1 37 B-2 235 Somapura 29 50 82 B-3 206 Nelligere 110 175 214 n-:~ 2:16 Sugganahalli 11 58 82 B-2 207 Neeragalalc 164 306 411 D-:2 2:17 Sulagodu ll8 2:13 42!! D-3 208 N eralakere 42 170 220 C~-J 2:38 Sulugodu !C6 11 S:I E-2 209 NidanllfU 260 IMi 192 C---;1 239 Thalnr 2~4 266 50!! B--2 210 Killlvagilil 209 7:l ll8 B-2 240 Thattekere 111 liO ll5 D-:: 211 Palya ISO 332 585 ('_0) 241 Thimmalapllra 115 22 Iii D-2 212 Pattana 61 92 129 C-3 242 Thimmanahalli 67 77 11 :1 C-3 213 Ponnathapllra 99 762 S92 E---:3 243 Thimmanahalli 19IJ lOll B-2 214 Pllrabyranahalli 157 125 Hi9 E-- -2 244 Thimmanahalli 21:3 7s 104 B-2 215 l~ajanahalli 30 197 243 B--:l 245 Thippanahalli 81 (i6 SI D-2 216 Rajapllra (B) 108 D--;j 246 Thippanahalli 90 146 21:2 D-:I 217 Ramana.halli 8;3 93 12:1 D-;} 24 7 Thippapura IS4 16 49 C--2 21S Rangenahalli lS:l 6 2() ('-1 248 Thippapura 143 125 321 D--2 219 RayaBamlldra 39 59 llO ('-3 249 Thoraganavalli 2IS 246 2:18 B-2 220 Samadele 2 131 187 C-2 250 Turuvanahalli (JO 61 lOG ('-:1 221 Samasoge 105 162 244 E-3 251 l}mmadevarahlilli 26 llO I5:! B-2 222 Samudravalli 207 124 174 A--2 252 Vajarahalli 14 B-2 223 Sanehalli 116 264 :145 D-·-:l 253 Valagarahalli 119 42 D-a 224 Sappinahalli 3 87 J08 C~2 254 Virupapura 223 I 2U B-2 225 Sathagala 64 3, 57 C-:I 25!i Vasudevanahalli 252 D-2 226 Santhebasavanahalli 79 92 114 D--2 25U Yedavanahalli 83 ill D-3 227 Shankaranahalli 240 16 C-2 257 Yadehal1inanjapura J50 464 })-2 228 Siddapura 97 275 35a D-3 258 Yeduru 34 282 B-3 229 Siddapura 226 73 92 B-2 259 ¥ elaganahalli 224 B-2 230 Sinduvalli 249 151 210 D-2 260 ¥arehalli 222 B-Z LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ilIages: Hithalkrre 200(1): Chowalagerc 36()(2); HanjhUl"u :\69(2); Siddapum :3:U(l). 362(1). :IG9(1); Ponnatha. Total: 200(10); 214(1); 273(3); 281(1); 331 (1); 333(1); 340(1); ]lura 200(1): Kalas{'ttibe{'(]u 3u!J(I); Xelligcrc 369(1); 350(1); 362(1); 367(2); 369(18); 388(2); Kadlur 200CI); Hachagondahalli :169(1); Magge 200(1), 273(1), :169(1); Bharaturu 350(1); Hanjl>]'.gi Rural: 200(6); 214(1); 273(1); 331(1): :140(1); :\50(1); I :1(i2(1); :169(1): Hal·ihalli :140(1); ~ecragalale 388(1), Kag" 369(16); 388(1). },lIr :169(1), Hady" 3fH)(I); Palya 200(]), 214(1), 369(1); l\fegatayalli :169(1); Thalnrn 369(1); f'hankarana Urban: 200(4); 273(2); 281(1); 33:3(1): 367(2): :\(;!)(2); 388(1). halli 200(1); Kal\ur 369(1). 236 VILLAGE AI,UR Lit~rat,e ~~hNlnI~d flchedul('(J a.nd in"" Occu Tot"'! Population Casks Tribes educa.teo. 81. in pied House. ,-~ ._..A.._---.. ,--.A-_--.,. ,--..A..----, Ko. Yillagc .---A..-~ Amcnil ips Acres Houses holds P ~l };' :11 F )1 1? 111 F 2 3 4 .~ 6 7 8 !J 10 11 12 13 14 ;o,fach('llahnlli J> Pw 170,0 rJl-illh!~biteu 2 Samadele ]'w 466 36 3t; 187 102 8;; :)0 13 24 6 ])w 3 Sappinahalli 131 18 'Is lOS 55 i;:) 7 4 ]lyrapun~ Pl'w 9{ ]() Ii) .'')u 25 :H 2 (} 5 Ryaba l' ]'w 512 43 4" 2.'jS 135 12:3 (is 37 2.> 1 6 Bachanahalli l'w J :104 1l 11 59 26 :3:.1 4 fl 2 7 Bijjianhalli I'll' 464 18 IS 103 5;) t;1) 10 10 7 r; K£'nchannhalli I'll' 397 17 17 106 57 49 H 3 !J Jogaranahalli l'w 225 65 (i;; :):33 171 162 Ii; 13 20 ] 0 Bcccha!apura l'w ]80 Pn-inhahifp(J ]] Sugganahalli Pw 222 14 14 82 37 45 S 10 10 4 ]2 Hosahalli l'w 247 :n 37 235 123 112 17 20 23 13 13 KodagihaJli l'w 382 21 21 !J3 49 44 ](j 12 10 14 VajarahaJli Pw 183 Fn-illhabitC'd 15 Imathipura Pw UO 13 13 59 30 29 6 I) 16 Nakalgodn 1) I'll' 888 64 65 :3.52 170 182 31 40 54 17 17 Gokaravalli Pw 456 :)7 :37 207 103 104 71 67 24 6 18 GollarathimmanahaIli Pw 172 10 10 62 :l5 27 11 19 Kiggatta Tk 101 7 7 :W 17 19 8 4 20 Kirahalli l'w 13S 2:1 23 124 u5 59 /) 5 7 21 Hunsavalli P1'w 641 53 53 328 173 155 44 47 75 13 22 Hosapura Pw 138 37 :l7 22i, 117 lOS 10 11 46 7 23 Basavanapllra PPw 130 I) 10 57 32 25 I 17 6 24 Bandithimman"h"Jli ]'11' 141 18 18 131 70 61 5 18 10 25 ReIh(r 26:l 56 64 326 165 161 76 77 31 !) 26 Ummadenu'ahaIIi PI'w 620 28 28 152 71 81 17 22 10 27 Katihalli 1'1'11' 354 61 61 :{2S 165 163 53 57 26 28 Kanagalu PI'", 914 109 109 637 3:\6 301 40 38 131 37 29 Somapura Pw 228 16 16 S2 42 40 11 7 18 2 30 Rajanahalli I'Pw 428 au :Hl 243 124 119 16 15 33 7 31 Mlldigere 'i'w 578 27 164 S3 81 49 43 14 6 32 Kavalikcrc l'w 551 70 71) 349 180 16f1 47 49 24 2 ;{~ Jl1avanuru P p,,- 647 fi5 iii; :125 162 16:l 12 15 4.5 8 34 Yeduru 1'1'w 705 47 47 282 HI 141 50 48 43 9 35 Hantannmane Pw 282 44 44 268 132 136 24 23 43 11 36 Dadadahalli 1'w 169 4 4 34 22 12 !l 5 37 Bharatavalli I\v 503 ill 46 2;,2 133 I19 58 46 13 38 Kiraga.dIu 1,683 143 14:1 732 a64 368 G1 63 117 15 39 Rayasamudra. l'w 27i 21 21 1I0 48 62 l.'l 14 14 1 40 Chcnnapura l'w 231 11 11 (i6 38 28 11 8 6 :I 4.1 Rosurn 1'K", 788 47 294 149 14;, 42 39 38 6 42 Neralakel'e Xw 379 :JH 220 lIZ 108 47 52 2" () 43 Chowlagerc I'w 324 20 96 55 41 " :l 19 44 Kundur I'1'w 51;2 6:) 393 201 192 10 13 105 34 45 Ch~llnaJlura p" 1M 28 28 171 87 84 30 26 38 23 DIRECTORY TALUK Total "'ORKEHS t\Ull workers ,------~'---~------~-__;.._------_------_------, workers (I-IX) I II III 1Y Y Yl VII\, ill IX IX ,....-"'--.. ,-...A..-, ...... A..~.----"'--...... A..----, ,-...A..-., ~ ~ ...~ ...... A..----, f~ Sl. .'\1 1<' -'l 1" .'\1 }' .'\1 F .'\1 _F .'\l F .'\1 F ~l 1<' _\[ F .\1 F .'\[ F ,, No • 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2;3 26 _I 21) 1 Un-inhabiteu 57 42 37 29 :l 4 2 7 3 4;; .2 29 :ll 27 2!i 2ll 3 1.5 lU 11 16 11) 11 ,1 7u 6-1 59 57 .2 5 4 (;;; 59 5 17 ]2 15 12 2 21 6 27 20 23 20 3 30 7 31 2-1 29 24 2 25 8 915 89 90 84 4 73 73 (I L'!l-inh:>biteu 10 23 20 22 19 l± 2.J 11 69 67 69 65 2 54 45 12 27 24 20 13 3 (; 8 22 20 l:l Ull-inhahiteu 14 17 2 11 2 3 13 27 J5 93 23 87 23 4 77 Hi9 Hi 71 315 69 38 2 32 66 17 IS 2 Hi 2 17 25 18 11 4 1() 4 6 15 1!i 3U 31 29 31 36 28 20 86 117 97 .2 87 58 21 68 58 57 1 3 49 50 22 19 15 15 1 1:3 10 2:3 42 34 :l4 28 27 24 92 86 80 73 75 25 39 29 3:~ 21 7 32 52 26 88 92 82 90 1 2 77 71 27 148 3 143 2 188 298 28 16 2 16 :26 38 29 65 5(1 3 2 (;9 118 30 50 22 41) 19 2 3 3 33 59 31 103 33 89 :n 10 2 3 77 136 32 1;4 52 80 4!1 3 3 7S III 33 79 68 75 6:~ 5 (,2 73 34 72 :~6 68 :l;, 3 6U lOO 35 10 5 4 12 7 36 76 (;2 72 59 3 2 57 57 :37 187 6 181 :l 2 3 177 362 38 28 3 28 3 20 59 39 19 14 19 12 1 19 14 40 9u 57 84 52 5 1 59 88 41 64 47 59 41 2 5 1 2 48 61 42 30 15 23 14 1 5 2.5 26 43 93 29 2 4 7 2 7 7 lUS 163 44 50 11 23 9 12 1 1 11 37 73 45 23H VILLAGE ~U.. UR Literate Total Schcllulcd Schcduled a.nd Area Population Castes Tribes educated in Occupied HOllSU ,---_ ..A..------,. ~ ~ ::\0. Vilh'ge Amcnit.ies Acres Houses holds P ;\1 1,' ~[ F M F ;2 4 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 46 Devarapum l'w 96 7 82 17 15 2 :3 47 Bilagm'avalli Pw 3,,:, 53 278 132 146 \I 12 51 15 48 Kudaravalli Kw 441 28 140 7:1 67 17 17 24 :1 49 Ammelepul'a Pw 176 I 15 7 8 5 3 fiO (JangMa I'kw 429 24 24 12.1 fl3 61 12 18 35 16 fil Mudnahalli PI'w 32:; 18 18 107 53 54 10 9 13 10 52 Maniganahalli Pl'w 309 :37 :li 192 91 101 4 7 29 15 li3 Aniga.naha.lIi (b) 109 L!n.illh"bited 54 Chattanahalli l:ll ].; 15 fl7 36 31 17 i8 13 3 55 Hanjurll I' Pw 544 68 118 369 192 177 41 42 124 25 fiG Bommachahalli Pw 330 13 l:l 71 35 36 2 19 6 5, Manchenahalli I'w 194 4 4 35 19 16 fl 9 5 ri8 Hanjehalli 264 21 21 130 68 62 40 27 18 3 59 Hothanahalli pura PI'", 1,317 31 :ll 195 98 97 I 2 40 6 liO Turllnl,llahalli PI'w 1(j7 21 ~1 106 57 49 2 2 7 Ii I P"t t:1 'll. I'w 272 2() 2ti 129 :)9 7() 1IJ 10 2ii {•. ~ Bet.t'b'ahall i l'w 117 16 16 U5 43 li2 1 2:1 4 63 Kallbinahalli Pw 219 8 S :19 19 20 !I 64 Sathagala Pw 217 II Hi 57 31 26 9 65 Kadala PI'w 747 (i9 69 :197 203 194 6 116 31 (H. ~attige Pw 206 19 19 93 48 45 :14 26 15 67 Thiuunanahalli PI'w 289 19 19 112 iiI 61 S 8 17 1 68 Chakanahalli Pw 287 27 ".!7 137 71 66 25 29 17 2· fi9 Ka.riganahalli Pw 317 32 144 fi9 75 38 40 II 7(1 Hesaganuru Pw ii36 51 2fi2 I:W 142 53 49 25 7 71 Karagondanahalli 1'I'w :l44 56 56 285 128 157 9 10 56 9 72 Kencha.naIH.lli (B) 128 Un· inhabited 73 K. Hosahalli l'w 447 17 17 89 42 47 :3 :3 7·t Kadabagala PPw S49 98 n8 537 268 269 29 25 86 15 7:, Chi.tanahalli PPw 313 34 :15 214 108 106 9 24 1 76 Govindanahalli (B) 197 'C"n.inhabited 77 Kitaburu Pw 204 25 25 124 66 5S 5 9 9 2 78 Honnenahalli l'w 336 16 16 88 41 47 14 3 79 Santhebasavanalu.lli l'w 229 19 19 II4 61 5:1 5 10 80 Bhaktarahalli PPw 377 29 2!l 172 78 94 6 4 81 Thippanahalli P l'w 90 13 81 37 44 !l 11 7 82 Devihalli 70 7 7 51 29 22 5 83 Yedavanahalli I'w 306 16 16 79 29 50 3 17 4 84 ~erve PPw 449 70 70 391 193 198 37 40 54 29 85 Ramanahalli Pw 325 :W 20 123 62 61 7 2 20 J 86 Malldara. PI'", 638 51 51 302 156 146 68 72 34 (i ,,7 ~alenahalli Kava!. Pw 210 Un·inhabited 88 Malenhalli l'w 173 lJn·inhabitpd 89 Garigatta PI'w 440 :IS :JS 216 91 125 2 21 3 90 Thippanahalli Pw 89 35 36 212 93 119 3 32 239 DIRECTORY TAL UK -contu. Totnl WUHKEltS :::\011- 'Vorkers .-----_~~ ___~~~_. ______A. ___ ------, worh:criS ,...... _(I-IX) __ I II nr 1\' v n VII VIII IX X ,--A----... r-"----""'I ~ ,--_A.-. ,...... __, ,, __A.-. ,_A.-,. ,--_A.-,. ~ Sl. :M }' M F ;'1 :F ;'1 F )1 .1<' )1 F )1 }' )1··~. , F iII F )[ F No Hi 16 17 18 III 20 21 22 24 2,\ ;W 27 28 29 30 :n :12 3:3 34 1 10 4 lU 4 7 11 46 72 42 50 18 19 21 3 GO 104 - 47 :l5 16 28 12 2 4 38 51 48 6 (i 1 1 7 49 -H :!B 36 26 :1 22 32 50 :n 7 22 31 51 rn-inluLbitcd 52 22 17 17 10 5 7 J-j, 14 53 105 58 92 52 10 5 2 87 119 54 20 17 15 12 4 5 l5 19 55 15 6 11 u 4· 10 56 .f:J 28 40 2ii 2 3 25 34 57 51 42 44 38 :~ 4 1 2 47 55 58 28 28 28 24 4 29 21 59 :J8 :\7 34 34 2 3 2 21 33 60 21) 2s 21 28 2 17 24 til 13 S 13 7 1 6 12 02 15 14 14 14 o 12 63 lOu 97 103 97 2 97 97 64 25 23 24 22 23 22 65 28 27 26 27 23 34 66 32 3u :n 30 :39 36 67 41 37 38 35 2 2 1 -,' 28 38 u8 'j4 6 72 6 4G 136 u9 74 6 72 u 4u 136 70 78 75 7 2 50 149 71 lln-inhabitcd 72 22 22 1 20 4u 73 149 83 127 67 6 12 5 119 186 74 61 44 55 41 6 3 47 62 75 ... Un-inhabited 76 40 26 36 22 4 4 26 32 77 24 U 23 12 1 1 17 34 78 31 18 30 18 au 35 79 42 3U 41 39 36 55 80 22 9 21 9 15 35 81 14 14 14 14 15 8 82 16 13 16 13 13 37 83 99 55 85 53 1 4 8 94 143 84 36 26 29 24 2 3 2 1 26 35 85 74 48 71 44 2 4 82 98 86 Un-inhabited 87 Un-inhabited 88 48 43 45 42 1 1 2 43 82 89 52 46 48 45 1 I 4l 73 90 240 VILLAGE ALUl1 Lite-rate Sehcdulou Sehcdulerl anrl Area Oeeu- Tot,,1 Population C'1Stes Tribes educated fil. III pied How, .. - ,-----..A..---.. ,-...A._----, ,-..A..----, ,..-..A..--., No. Yill,,;!e Anwlliti{\::; Ac]"(" Houses holds ]' :'11 1" )[ 1<' :\I F :\1 b' :; (i 8 10 II 13 91 gas 96 Kalmna.halli Pw 170 :!6 26 120 57 6:; 16 13 (J Il7 ~iddapura P 1'w 2:.!2 n:l 03 353 l09 184 8 7 -15 U8 Dam\imallcnah",lli 2 III III 16 lUI 55 46 21 17 14 ~9 I\)Jlllatha,pura.. }.l Bhe Pw 1,431 144 151 892 453 43U 74 70 128 ().) 100 Dy;cHHlft_yuka",,\mlli -1S Un-inhabited 101 Kahlm.rie P"Io' It)6 257 140 117 :H 48 102 Ajj,,!-\owdanahalli j\\" :327 :!.) 145 64 81 8 21 I(M Karakahalli p\\o' 175 II 11 80 :37 4ll 4 12 10-1 Lakkodann'!udli l'w l:.!G 21 21 lO-1 52 52 5 2 22 105 Sumas!)!!" l' Pw 616 42 42 244 128 lIG 8 23 lOo Kyat hanaimlli .Pw 436 41 2:l 18 107 Mmllienahalli l'l'w 325 IH 72 72 20 14 10 108 Rajapura(D) Pw 122 ~Ull-illh"bited 109 Kaiusettybcedu PPw :116 32 208 94 114 8 8 :31) 8 110 Xclligcrc }> Pw 203 :n 214 106 lOS 9 1:3 4U 21 111 Thattekcre l)w 5Ul 23 23 115 58 57 13 11 U 7 112 Kamcnnhalli 1'w 66 Ull-inhabitpd 113 Checknahalli 1'Pw :356 3 :3 21 13 8 (i 114 Hanumanahalli Pw 207 18 18 !l2 ·12 50 2 5 _ 15 II5 ThimmaJapura 1'w 651 I" 8 7 2 I Hi Sallclmlli l' 1'" 2ti!.J 59 '39 345 158 187 7 22 4 117 Devarajanahalli l'w 27-1 "Gn-inhabited 118 SuJagouu 1'Tk (\40 75 75 429 213 210 37 28 19 -1 119 V n.lagarahall i Pw :118 12 12 75 3f) :l!) 4 4 7 ;) 120 }lallapura BheK,' 414 79 79 ;375 211 1M 5 6 82 32 121 Kittagerc Tk 603 40 40 208 112 96 44 H 20 122 Hyaraga.lc Tk 428 23 23 121 68 53 29 29 11 :2 7 7 ;) 12:~ Korlagalva.di 140 27 17 10 2 1 12-1 Kittagaiale Kw :359 29 29 Iti8 83 1->5 47 51 17 :2 125 Kaulur l'w -118 Wi 107 -183 273 210 84 52 93 36 120 Bosamanahalli 1'w 667 44 4-! 211 108 103 53 62 18 7 127 Mala.ga.lale PKw 880 57 57 327 192 la5 5 1 46 !J 925 3-1 3-1 lliO 108 52 7 128 Hydur l'w r; 20 1 129 Anegalale Tk !H2 27 159 97 72 26 la 14 2 16 4(} :35 130 Honkarahalli l'w 51-1 in 12 2 2;:; 22 22 Ill) ·Hl 41 I) I aI :'Ilauaguuu Kw 13 (.l 28 1:)2 Jungaravaili Kw 82 28 141 7 I 70 41 39 22 6 53 5:3 152 105 47 4:) I :l:l Hiduvanahalli Pw aa4 ali 55 21 J ,1)/1; 1i4 74 832 412 '!;W J31 U7 1:\,\ A\)b&l,'" 1'1'\1" \15 32 Ii 17 13u Ha,('hagonuanalwlli 1',,, a97 95 -19 -10 13 18 14 2 241 DIRECTORY TAL UK - COf/('(. Total WORKERS Non workers r------.---.. ------.. --.A...-______. ______~ workers (I-IX) 1 1[ In IT Y YI . VII VIII IX X ,--.A--..., ,-.A---. r--"----.. f:'-"-~ ,-.A..----. ,--"--..., r--"--.. ,-.A..~ ,.--"--..., ,-.A..-. ..-.A..~ Sl. :'11 F ~l F "I F!>l F ~l F.\[ F ,\1 F ~1 }<' M F 11 If ~I F No. Ii, 17 18 l() 23 24 23 :!6 27 28 2!l 30 31 32 33 34 36 I 27 45 2;) 2 1. I 58 .76 91 56 77 52 5 1 53 S8 92 ~O :?2 30 :34, 93 43 51 . 53. 94 ti (I 12 95 :-12 21 ;~o 19 2 25 22 96 \)3 H7 78 87 .5 10 4 76 87 97 :lO :! ~ :!i; 19 .) 25 22 98 :!-HI HH) I!Jl J·W :W 7 2 22 204 270 99 L ~l.-Illhahited 100 7:-> 71 :H tj :1 :1 G2 !lQ 101 T! 29 28 21 7 1 :1 30 5~ 102 19 I4 17 12 2 18 . 35 103 28 21 25 1IJ 2 2 24 31 104 04 f);) ()2 .H 64 61 105 I·) III 14 10 9 8 106 ·17 47 :lli 25 3 107 108 5.3 47 2 2 39 67 109 52 :1" :i0 2 54 _ 73 110 31 32 III L' ".inhabited 112 () 6 :2 7 . (\ 113 23 21 2U 21 2 In 29 114 3 :J 2 :l 1 5 4 115 88 56 71 -10 4 11 11 :2 70 131 116 Un-inhabited 117 120 H3 11)$ 88 :: 3 3 .2 73 123 118 24 21 24 21 12. 18 11~ 113 :J(l ::)2 13 7 It) 7 ;1 7 I) I) 30 5 98 i28 l~O 64 -13 60 3S 2 48 53 121 41 24 39 27 29.. 12a I :~ 3 1 10 2 4 .7 123 49 19 39 III 3 7 . 7 :14' 11~. 124 17;) 47 6-1 4 :2 :13 ·8 4 11 52 3U .98 (63 125 62 ;{3 41'1 21 6 5 8 7 46, 70 126 130 51 45 23 24 o 53 22 5 62 84. 127 72 29 17 13 3 :18 n Il. 2 2 36' 23' 128 07 36 26 24 9 ;)2 11 30 • 36. a9 30 16 20 13 9 3 10 '19. .l30 31 22 10 .5 19 Ii 18, 19 131 44 28 25 15 II 12 2 2 3 27 ,42 132 87 45 54 2-1 5 13 16 3 6 5 65 )20 133 280 129 108 :n -I 152 IOU 2 12 132 ,2§1 134 :ll S 24, ii 2 2 1 18 3S' 136 16 242 VILLAGE ALUR Literate Scheduled. I:lcheduled and Area OeClil- Tot!>1 Population Castes Tribes educa.ted 81. in pied House r-----~ r.-.A..~ r--.A.--, r--.A.--.. No. Village Amcnitiell Acres Houscs holds l' ~1 :F .U F )Ol F ~I 1<' 2 3 40 5 6 7 9 III II 12 17 15 136 Mallanahllolli Pw 234 II II 45 26 19 2 137 Marana.yaka.na}lI~lli Pw 254 22 22 136 69 67 7 138 HOlamatll Pw 50 Un-inhabited 139 Bekkadi 1'11' 164 5 5 33 17 16 7 2 1400 Datur Pw 269 6 6 60 38 22 141 Hithalakere 1'11' 126 Un-inhabited. 142 Dythapura l' 1'w 721 34 34 181 106 75 11 9 23 II 143 Thippapura Kw 243 69 611 321 161 160 51 62 :34 6 144 Halliyur Pw 619 2 :3 56 39 17 II 2 145 Navilllhlllli' 1'w 878 49 oi!) 249 132 Il7 36 30 19 6 146 Mllggc I'Pw 1,051 239 239 1,252 640 612 22 13 174 118 147 Hal&llur 1'Pw 565 56 56 230 121 109 6 5 40 17 148 Karadibetta Estate PPw 297 131 135 496 251 245 20 25 45 12 149 Karagodu PRhc p,'I' . 784 110 110 611 377 234 54 37 194 46 150 Yadehalli N anjapUl'a Pw 507 92 92 464 239 225 27 34 85 39 151 Kanivebasavanahalli Pw 666 22 22 136 63 73 II 4 18 4 152 Adabylu Pw 609 20 21 136 68 68 5 7 10 :1 153 Hulkunda Estat~ Pw 133 2 2 14 7 7 :~ 4 1M MadihaJ.1i Pw 2037 24 25 322 208 114 15 14 43 2 155 Nagav&r:.t Pw 561 27 27 129 5!) 70 11 13 8 4 156 Katteho8ur Riv 276 24 24 Il9 53 66 4 :{ 157 Purabyranahalli. PPw 305 30 W 1@ ~ ~ 2 II 158 Bharaturu Ph 578 77 77 431 214 217 45 41 62 15 159 Hanjalige Pw 820 33 33 212 IQ4 108 26 25 31 14 160 Magadihalli 1'Tk: 365 11 II . 64 30 34 7 11 5 o 161 Hala.sauahalli 1'1'11' 185 47 47 271 134 137 17 19 60 21 162 Kadagathevalli 1''1'1' 311 25 26 147 76 71 8 9 15 163 Kanigere 1'1'"" 183 25 26 158 82 76 6 3 35 13 lU Neragalale Pw 622 81 81 411 229 182 66 68 7:3 18 165 HUBkuru Tk 450 40 40 203 103 100 23 25 29 5 166 Sulugodu P 1'w 384 18 22 83 50 33 9 2 5 167 Hemmige 1'1'11' 700 82 82 478 242 236 63 69 64 8 168 KokkehlloUi Pw 261 (j 5 36 20 16 2 I 169 8ivagllovara Pw ll5 29 29 121 61 60 16 13 14 4 170 KlIganur Eltate . 1'1'w 2:n 77 7i 293 164 129 55 41 30 10 171 Kudidele Pw 506 58 58 213 107 106 31 33 8 13 16 5 172 H08&halli Pw 505 41 42 181 105 76 32 31 5 3 173 Kaganur 760 64 64 397 218 179 31 31 71 13 1" Boemhalur Kw 503 18 18 120 79 41 10 4 13 3 175 Harihalli PTk 1,285 128 128 662 378 284 68 58 139 49 176 Nagavara l'w 561 25 25 134 75 59 59 38 17 10 177 Bigathur Tk 196 Ii 17 86 43 43 15 19 7 3 178 Hadya P 615 87 87 395 203 192 27 24 71 27 179 Muthige 1,045 54 54 251 136 115 31 37 28 7 180 Palya PDPw 860 lOil 108 585 293 292 16 Ii 95 69 243 DIRECTORY TALUK--contd. Total \VORKERS Non- ,-______..A... __ workers workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn r-'--. ,-~ r-->----.. ,-..A...-, r--"----.. ,--"--, ,-A..-, ,--"--... ,--"-. HI. M F M F hI F M F ~I J<'M F ;II F ;II F M F No. 15 16 17 18 III 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 15 3 13 1 2 2 11 16 136 42 7 :~8 G :~ 27 60 137 Un-inhabited 8 2 6 1 o 9 14 139 26 G 9 2 13 4 2 1 12 16 140 Un-inhabited 78 37 5 70 35 2 28 38 142 88 80 85 79 2 73 80 143 28 9 4 24 9 II 8 144 72 58 31 21 3 2 37 32 60 59 l4.5 351 206 16S SS 7S 70 19 36 12 4 18 13 12 30 7 289 406 146 80 59 16 10 43 39 I 19 10 41 50 147 157 133 1 .. 156 133 94 122 148 176 66 55 3 3 61 40 3 ~ 2 25 7 201 168 149 13G 3S IS 8 2 45 22 10 7 5 3 3 17 3 103 187 150 ill 27 26 22 4 32 46 IiI 48 29 20 19 28 9 20 39 152 6 3 2 1 1 7 153 1.~5 58 34 1 IlS 23 53 56 154 28 35 26 5 9 31 35 155 37 28 37 27 16 38 156 51 45 48 43 2 3 34 39 157 121 76 104 70 11 ,1 2 2 93 141 15S 52 37 45 32 5 5 2 52 71 159 20 17 15 15 1 4 2 10 17 160 63 37 48 30 9 7 3 3 41 100 161 40 30 37 30 3 36 41 162 40 38 39 38 1 42 38 163 137 63 53 24 6 3 40 29 2 7 8 16 6 92 119 164 59 53 41 42 8 5 9 6 44 47 165 32 21 6 5 22 14 3 2 1 18 12 166 142 93 78 53 12 10 41 27 3 6 100 143 167 18 7 18 7 218M 40 21 22 16 4 2 5 3 1 3 2 3 21 39 169 llO 76 97 76 6 4 3 o 54 53 170 69 2 6 63 52 38 54 171 55 25 24 1 23 19 1 7 5 50 57 172 138 89 83 63 14 16 31 10 3 2 2 :I 80 90 173 58 30 14 13 2 3 41 13 i 21 11 174 261 107 89 68 20 21 10 107 17 9 7 5 14 I 117 177 17. 40 19 20 4 19 15 35 40 176 25 10 24 5 5 IS 33 177 131 58 43 10 4S 43 30 4 4 3 2 72 134 178 8{ 41 47 20 5 10 29 ]0 1 2 52 74 179 W.s :IS 90 27 14 3 2 3 11 3 6 3 29 [, 125 254 180 16* 244 VILLAGE ALUR Area Literate in Occu Scheduled i">ehedulcd and 81. Acre. pied Hou~,' Total Population Ca.st('s Tribes e 181 HOb,.h .. lli Kw 169 Un· inhabited 182 Honnavalli P p" fJ97 70 70 3il 20 170 lu9 110 :17 183 Rangenahall i Pw 206 5 ;) 2l) 11 9 I i lS~ Thippapura 1'",. 150 S 49 26 23 11 185 Heddurga . PI'",. 432 36 lsi HO !H 40 186 Konga,alli 1'", 336 31 31 176 8a 93 77 22 7 187 Manjalagotlu Pw 715 25 25 117 61 50 18 15 4 188 Belame K..". 4(jl 47 47 251 125 126 27 55 16 189 Megatavalli p.". 407 22 8::; 40 45 a2 12 6 190 Hullahalli Kw 4(j0 ::)1 31 184 92 HZ :14 23 11 191 Chikkote 1'w 359 21 21 86 4H 37 9 4 8 192 Kodadaravalli Pw 465 Ii 17 77 43 34 15 l! 14 :~ 193 Karehalli p" 258 23 23 126 fJ3 63 :I 2 16 194 Madanahalli 1'w li6 10 10 57 27 30 11 12 4 19;') 'l'himmanahalli 1'w 248 17 17 100 54 46 2 2 196 Ncelamahalli 1'w 183 7 7 37 17 20 8 !) 2 197 Karijivalli. l' Pw 777 :il 51 301 159 142 31 23 66 198 Ka.ma.thi Kw 1,085 55 55 277 133 144 79 75 13 199 Bilagavalli. 1'w 4,i4 28 28 1 tiO 78 82 a:l 30 !l 2 200 Lakkammanahalli • Pw 46 37 :17 190 97 93 1 10 201 . Kallukerc . P 1'w 178 11 II 51 27 24 7 202 Hunse 1'w :385 38 :18 174 90 84 7 203 Beerakall&halli 1'..". 309 14 14 S4 43 41 6 17 2 20! Bommanamane 1'w 129 29 27 125 66 59 41 35 -Il 205 Ajjenahalli Kw 276 24 24 128 69 59 55 4& o 2 206 Bella.va.ra Pw 309 26 26 119 54 1)5 33 49 \} 207 Samudrayalli PTk 564 34 34 174 88 86 54 50 18 208 Chcnnanahalli l' Tk 107 17 17 S2 :19 43 3 209 Nilavagilu . 500 25 21) lIS 58 60 IS 28 13 210 Kuppe Hosahalli Pw 186 11 11 1)2 25 37 23 31 2 211 Kuppe Tk 316 18 18 73 37 36 17 19 3 212 Jannapur... p", 429 9 I) 50 25 25 13 4 10 213 Thimmanahalli 1'w 248 19 19 10~ 58 46 34 :~4 21 1 214 Th&lur ]'", 795 103 109 509' 268 241 72 79 78 15 215 Chikkanagnlu 1'", 930 42 42 370 180 190 73 33 40 16 216 C. Hosah&lli 1'w 329 32 :J2 163 83 80 41 37 22 7 217 Kumbarahalli 1'w 433 36 36 201) 95 111 :w 30 21 \.i 218 Thoragantwalli pp", 285 45 45 238 118 120 \.i0 66 33 21) 219 Go"lakatte 1'w 323 IT n-inhabited 220 lIladagere pw 229 I;n- inhabited 221 Haluya.JJi K,~ 568 11 11 64 28 36 2 5 10 222 Yarehalli pw 323 Un-inhabited 223 Virupapura. Pw 177 6 6 26 13 13 22! Yeillganahalli 1'w 341 Un-inhabited 225 Kallahalli . Pw 182 19 19 10! 56 48 22 30 l(j 245 DIRECTORY TALUK-ronld. Total WOBJ[.t:R~ Non· workers ,..------"------~ workerl (I-IX) T IT III IV V VI VII . VIII IX X ~ .-"------. ,...---A-"""""" ,-A--. ~ r.A-..... r-A..-.... ~,-A-~ ~ ,-A--""\ Sl. )1 F )1 F 11 F :M F .M F .M F M F .M F l\[ ];' M F M }' No. 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 Un·il'h.. bit.,d 122 11 11-4. 9 2 2 2 7S 159 181 7 1 3 3 .( 8 18! 12 S II 8 1 1-4. 15 183 59 35 47 29 7 6 31 56 185 54 H8 34 23 7 2 1:1 11 2 2(J 55 186 36 14 21 4 2 11 6 4 25 42 187 77 44 65 38 5 4 4 2 2 48 82 188 24 22 10 10 3 5 2 9 7 16 23 189 49 21 13 32 21 4 43 71 190 35 15 9 2:3 15 14- 22 191 23 2 JO 9 2 20 32 112 32 1 24 8 31 62 11m 14 4 12 1 4 13 26 194 27 9 20 6 8 27 37 195 8 4, 4 3 -4. 9 16 196 79 55 74 52 4 :I SO 87 197 85 80 74 73 7 7 2 2 48 64 198 46 -4.1 :18 3() 8 11 32 41 199 53 42 14 2 36 42 1 44 51 200 14 12 12 11 13 12 201 5/) 36 41 5 12 14 2 17 35 48 202 25 16 15 11 9 4 18 25 203 37 25 34 22 3 2 29 34 204 41 35 28 10 12 24 28 25 205 37 35 30 20 15 17 30 206 60 53 42 4 18 49 28 33 207 29 2,; 22 2 6 22 1 10 18 208 36 25 30 H 4 21 22 35 209 18 19 IH 14 4 5 7 18 210 28 22 22 1:3 5 9 U 211 14 14 14 14 11 11 212 34 22 3:1 Ii 5 24 24 213 158 115 1:{!l 89 11 26 2 5 110 126 214 Wj 21 90 10 11 11 78 169 215 41 :n 30 I) 3 42 41 216 53 () 53 6 42 105 217 67 1 Ii:) 4 51 119 218 Un·inhabited 219 Un-inha.bited 220 15 5 31 221 Un-inhabited 222 7 1 7 6 12 223 Un-inha.bited 224 16 26 9 30 39 225 246 VILLAGE ALUR Literate Total Rchedukd Scheduled and Arca Occu ,-...A-Population_____ Castes Tribes educated SI. in pied House ...-"---- r-~ ~ N~. Village Amenities Acrcs Houses holds l' 1II F :\1 F l\1 F M F I 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 11 12 13 14 226 Siddapura PKw 190 16 16 92 46 46 16 13 11 5 227 Kanathuru PPw 753 91 91 465 222 243 75 95 49 17 228 Bhavasavalli Pw 327 23 23 144 75 69 16 10 27 17 229 Maraduru Pw 375 27 27 167 90 77 19 15 33 8 230 Holahalli Pw 182 36 36 159 73 86 59 69 7 2 231 Madabalu PPw 482 93 93 497 230 267 30 37 55 18 232 Kolavanahalli Pw 84 Un-inhabited 233 Kittaganamane Pw 140 Un-inhabited 234 BeHru Pw 590 56 59 349 181 168 52 49 46 11 235 Kenchanahallipura Pw 243 6 6 43 21 22 11 5 236 Budanahalli PPw 191 10 10 45 23 22 17 14 3 2 237 Basavanahalli PPw 213 Un-inhabited 238 Dindugatta Pw 363 -1 4 25 12 13 5 1 239 Chennahalli Pw 364 24 24 III 61 50 11 7 18 I 240 Shankaranahalli Pw 148 1] 5 16 12 4 8 241 Kanadahalli Pw 202 24 24 139 61 78 3 5 In 242 Singapura . PPw 630 77 77 388 180 208 36 38 35 22 243 Kottiganahalli Pw 191 24 24 100 49 51 6 3 6 244 Bandikere. Pw 101 Un-inhabited 245 Manikyathanahalli Pw 255 l-i 14 71 39 32 9 12 8 246 Danihalli . Pw 184 Un-inhabited 247 Singatagere PPw 433 47 47 288 154 134 59 4n 14 1 248 Kaggalavalli Pw 700 30 30 162 85 77 4 7 12 2. 249 SinduvaIli PPw 437 37 37 210 102 108 13 H 18 5 250 Ballaru PPw 341 23 23 163 82 81 5 6 17 251 BhaIIapura Pw 408 19 19 89 48 41 12 252 Va~udevanahaIIi. Pw lIS 3 3 25 12 13 1 1 2 253 BaliganahaIIi PPw 391 27 27 143 79 64 6 2 11 3 254 Horahalli 156 2 2 16 7 9 4 4 255 RettahaIIi P Tk 540 21 21 101 60 49 31 25 6 2 256 Nallur 826 60 60 289 141 148 19 23 53 6 257 MuddanaikanahaIIi Pw 403 35 35 132 72 60 22 20 3 1 258 Singodanahalli Pkw 577 81 81 447 208 239 31 26 37 2 259 Chigaluru PPw 415 51 51 279 129 150 36 10 260 Nidanuru . PPw 584 41 41 192 86 106 32 37 26 247 DIRECTORY T!LUK-concld. WORKEM Kon· Sl. ---.A. ______~ __~_~ ____ ~ Tota.l ,----- workel'8 No. worken J II TIl TV Y n VTI YIn IX X (I.IX) ,-.A.~ ,-..A.-, !It F ~[ F 15 16 17 18 HI 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 :~2 33 :14 I:{ 25 1:1 21 33 226 118 42 III 24 7 18 6 104 201 127 :l.S 7 34 7 40 62 228 42 :1 41 :I 48 74 229 43 :16 41 36 2 :10 50 231} 13,5 126 12fJ 118 8 2 U.S 141 231 Un· inhabited 232 Un·inho.biW 233 III 64 74 53 10 8 9 4 3 10 3 70 101 234 17 4 10 4 2 4 18 235 12 10 12 10 II 12 236 Un· inhabited 237 7 5 5 3 2 2 5 8 238 32 23 22 18 7 5 2 1 29 27 239 11 2 !) 4. 240 36 21 32 20 1 1 I 2 25 m 241 99 80 86 78 1 6 5 1 81 128 242 2TJ 26 25 25 24 25 243 Un·inhabit('d 244 22 12 21 II 17 20 245 U n·inhabiterl 246 75 67 71 66 3 79 67 247 48 42 45 40 1 2 37 35 248 68 53 62 51 5 2 I 34 55 249 46 39 42 34 3 5 315 42 250 27 15 22 12 I 2 2 2 21 26 251 8 5 2 7 3 4 8 252 38 27 22 18 3 12 8 41 37 253 5 4. 2 9 254 28 23 27 22 32 26 255 88 60 57 47 11 3 3 1:1 10 5:1 88 255 45 36 22 18 21 15 2 3 27 24 257 121 III 102 98 4 2 12 13 87 128 258 73 11 71 6 2 5 56 139 250 50 21 42 3 7 18 36 85 269 248 TOWN ALUR Literate Are" S"hcdulc 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 Alur (M) 3.3 ;;.19 1362 3,122 1,613 1,509 :357 :l4S 7:17 4~8 Block No. I 132 I.~O 827 421 406 44 3H 151 64 2 I"" 124· 677 337 :l40 170 174 lIS 53 3 122 142 823 432 :l0l 1:)0 12;, 18:J 103 'I 143 146 795 423 372 13 10 285 208 Alur Taluk Total 164.9 9,016 9,114 49,182 25,150 24,032 5,430 5,203 8 147,044 2,104 Rllral 1G1.6 8,497 5,552 46,060 23,537 22,528 5,078 4,855 8 146,807 1,726 Urban 3.B 519 562 3122 1613 1509 357 848 737 428 24!) DIRECTORY TAL UK Total \\', 'T\KEI\S ~on- workers ___.A.. ______,------.- - --.. -~ --. - ----_------, ,rOrkN" (I.IX) 1 I I III 1\' V VI \'11 \'Ill IX X Sl r-..A-... .--.A--.., ,-A..-.., ,--..A..-.., ,..J.-.-.., ,-..A..-.., r-..A..-.., ,-~ ,--..A..-.., ,-..A..----., ,-..A..---, No )1 }' :'1 F )1 F .\[ _I' ~I F ~[ F ~[ }' ~I F :'II F j[ F :'II F Ii; If\ J 7 18 If) 20 :!l .,t) :);') -I 2:! 28 :!-l :?1 20 ,,-_I 28 2n :~O :n :I:l .J,) :Ii :16 '~"".) BoO :170 .,,- :!:!I ;~:! !I .,- 'l 47 :17 .)/ .l 27 !'s ·l 10 22~ ~H 7.i:\ 1.I:!\J \1 2:1'; .150 1-1:1 II!) II 11 s 7 I"., 7 :!;{ :\ :\;; (i lSI 251 HH) 1;;8 !l!) lli' S 14 Ii i .J !t 16 2 1:1,.; 225 2 210 SI 411 II 40 J;) :n 1." 11 -. 4:1 :\ .) -17 S 2:!:! :no :\ 214 2i 22 :1 2 8 (j 2:! ;) 2:1 -( 1:\0 1').) :2U!l :148 14,320 8,350 9,908 5,955 863 881 1,709 1,070 222 132 335 46 179 194 11 36 874 255 10,830 15,682 T 18,460 7,980 9,536 5,734 831 807 1,700 1,070 175 95 298 41 152 96 7 26 646 226 10,077 14,543 R 860 370 372 221 32 74 9 47 37 37 5 27 98 4 10 228 29 753 1,139 lJ 250 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ARKALGUD TALUK Square in Square in t.he Talnk 1961 the TaJuk 1961 Censlls Population map in Census Populatiotl map in __.A.-~ which the location ,.--.-'---- which the IMation 1951 1961 Village Sl. Code 1951 1961 Village 81. Code appears No. Name of Village Census Census appf'arR ~o. ~a,me of Village Census Census 6 2 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 152 C-2 Abburn 265 ;,1} Bisalahalli 187 66 281 13-4 2 Ahhul'u itlachagondanft- 287 5(1) !) I Bittagowdanahalli 10;; 27t B-2 haUi. i)2 BobbagalaJe 282 75 127 55 A--l 3 Adike BommftllithalJi 17 259 :310 D-:l 53 Bogaragere 267 45 249 A-3 4 Agrahara 93 .H2 707 C-3 54 Bolakyathanahalli 49 245 A-3 5 Ajjur 113 540 617 0-4 55 Bommanahalli 138 141 B-1 6 Akkalavarli 219 167 :ll:~ 0-2 fiG Boodanur 257 75 78 A-3 7 Aladahn,lIi 235 267 :347 B-1 ;)i 130ranahaJly 46 4G 563 0-4 8 Allapatna 298 128 234 B-2 58 Budannr 141 447 475 A-4 9 Amhigodanahalli 296 128 195 B-2 im Bychanahalli 61 431 185 B-1 JO Anandur 150 567 800 D-4 (iO Bysoor 255 60 B-1 11 Anegondi Kaval 58 B-4 61 Hysoor Forest 254 1.5G 0-1 12 Alljaneya.hosahalli 129 119 161 C-4 62 Channigarayana 211 108 13 AnkanahaIli 214 C-2 Abbmu. 470 C-2 1 t Ankanaha.lli 117 388 469 63 Chikkabemmathi 241 361 21 0-2 15 Ankanathapura. 76 C-2 64 Chikkabommanahally 203 97 182 A-3 16 AnkanayakanahaJli 29 403 478 .11.-2 65 Chikkagavanahalli . 56 159 123 C-3 17 AnkanayakauahaJli 28 A-2 66 Chikkamagge 72 1:'14 221 A-3 KavaL 67 Chikkanahalli 55 212 771 A-2 1'l AnnigonahaJly 50 556 552 A-4 68 Chikkarakalgr>i 19 734 893 0-3 19 Aregallu 194 49 D-l 69 Chickhalli 229 701 116 A-3 20 Aremadanahalli 16 118 127 B-2 70 Cholenahally 30 56 118 1::\ -I 21 Arsikatte KaVftI 292 C~2 71 f'howrag"I 281 72 295 A----,2 22 Attni 47 424 514 A-::l 72 Chowdenahallv 23 211 77 B-1 23 Bagadalu 252 47 59 B-1 73 Dadadahalli • 233 56 67· 0-2 24 Banadahalli 165 175 B-1 74 Dadadahalli 290 362 B-3 25 Bandiganahalli 208 1 72 C-1 75 Dadadahalli 85 296 287 A-2 26 Bandipalya 181 15 28 D-2 76 Dal'ikongalale 277 145 201 A-2 27 Bangarahalli 174 D-3 77 Darmapura 269 151 B-1 28 Bannur 197 127 261 D-1 78 Dasana Konanur 253 0-2 29 Baragur 81 800 426 B-1 79 Dasanapnra 224 66 A-I :lO Basavanahally 24 III 149 A-2 80 Dasanapnra 262 54 A-4 81 Devarahalli 43 411 4i\9 A-3 31 Basavanahalli Kaval 67 B-3 32 Basavanahalli 66 423 442 A-4 82 Devarahalli Kand 42 J3:3 B-4 33 Basavapatna 130 2,688 3,100 D-:I 83 Devipnra 108 124 470 0-2 34 Basavapatna. Ha.ntha 132 D--a 84 Doddabemmathi 240 :nl 79 144 D-2 :15 BaRiwanaha.lli Hantha 145 D-4 8:; Dodda Bommanahalli 202 419 434 B-3 :36 Ras!>vanahalli 146 l,ll7 1,30G D-4 86 Doddagavanahally 57 405 448 0-3 :n Rasa vanahalli 236 45 73 B-1 87 Dodllahally 96 J,021 1,349 0--3 38 Beeranahalli 18n D-2 88 Dodda Magge 71 88 l:n 0--4 :19 Beeranahalli Kayal 190 25 D- 2 89 Dollenahalli 188 D-4 40 BnJavadi 116 1,123 l,30p C-o !l0 Doramballi 142 906 B-3 41 Beliani 198 D-I !ll Dummi 103 782 470 62H 13-4 42 Belikarpuravalli 99 294 319 C-:I n2 'Ehbadi 102 272 B-3 43 Bettadahallli 75 249 347 0-2 \13 Elahalli 88 2:n 135 1a6 D-3 44 BettagaJaJe 199 7 5:3 D-l IJ4 Gaba Kaval 107 I;n 129 A-4 45 Bettasoge 147 290 374 D-4 95 Ganganahalli 51 )()g 1,472 D-3 46 Bettasoge Hantha 148 D-4 96 Gangnru 1,322 550 687 A-4 47 Bidanur 222 871 357 C-2 97 GanjaJagodu 63 315 378 D-4 48 Bijgatta 272 286 246 A-2 98 Garudanahalli 134 296 A-3 49 Bilaguli 128 673 822 C-3 99 GaYigttaa 39 229 1 I TALlJK MAP OF ARKALGcr_D UA5SAN DISTRICT SCALE o ? A ------1----__ l>:. ,:> ~ ;0 l-- "0 J tit -( o REF£~ENC~S Ta(uk "ountJary. Vi/lag€' " E 5tate Roaas. othe,. Rivel'S. -~<-~ Tftavelleft'S BungaJow 7.8. H05pltals. (9 ~51 A.LPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ARKALGUD V.LUK-contd. :'l'1nare in Square ill the Taluk the Talnk 1961 PopuJation Inap in llnl'ulatiol1 lnap in ,~_ _.A. _--, which the IOGl (~('nsns ,-_~.A.- - --., ,,1lieh the ('ensuS loca.tion lf1~1 I(I(JI Village 1951 1961 Yillag" ~I. Sl. looation Co(le C{'n~u::; ( 'et\sns appf'n.rs Census ('('usus appea!'i4 )\0, No, Nanle of Village Code G S .) :~ B--2 7 A--4 1.11 Kanh-(' ](:"';11 B-3 100 GedhthosI1halll 0-1 'i8 !)!l B- -:l 1;12 l(aniyal' D-I 101 0ef\lkupp~ :!~9 1% :19!l D--:_! J ,,3 Kant('nahalli 1, ,"'""', ])-4 102 Gabloali 1~2 151 2:11 ~,)3 241 B---I 154 Kantal'un' C-1 103 Goravanahalli 60 :!1l4 7~ 104 B-1 155 Ka,-,"g"lln (;-2 104 Gubbi Kaval III 121 :ISO 417 54 A--2 1.'>6 l{ara\l,ll1i (;-2 105 Gundihosahalli 271 42 228 (I 10 15G 180 D-4 1:\7 Karehoti"halli A--3 106 Halekeralapura 144 31 1:17 1(\\ :l7n 486 ])-3 158 KaAlipura V -2 107 IIamrapllnt 166 n :~ss 41i8 ;,97 \lIS (' -2 Iii!) Kathimallclln1H\lIi D-3 lOS Handal'angi 217 17(; \120 1,OJ ~ 980 1,176 ('--4 I(lO K,,(tepuJ'(> 1}-3 109 Hanigal 119 16'3 o 71 402 fll:~ D-:; 161 Katyalll B-1 110 Hanyaltl 158 251l 142 :WI 4i;8 495 A-4 162 Kelagalele lOB \-3 I 11 Haradul"U 65 .a 3~O 122 148 E-3 163 Kcnchcnaha.lly A-I l! ~ H .. ralalmlIi 165 263 82 115 B-2 16-1 Kcndflnnc Kan\1 0-2 ll3 Harohalli 12 220 :.(;7 :n2 76S 920 A-:l 165 K(,8avathur 107 A--4 114 Ilebbale 48 M 86 20l ('-2 I 61i Kes~va.pura 4il J<:-4 lt5 Heggathuf 213 13-t 153 372 u:r; 845 ('-2 167 1\:('.mg\)(lu 3,125 D-4 ll6 Heggadih,c1li :JOO 14:3 2,(\2l (i0 C-l 168 KCrfI}a.PUfl> D-:l 117 HeeJ.tgere 245 159 18 (;-1 1()9 KOlla.gih",lIi (,-:I US Henumu 210 92 310 45L ('-1 170 KlJdihalli B-3 1 -!) Hennllr Knngalale 244 82 634 A-i 171 Koda.k&lli D-:l 120 Hethag(){laul\halJi 62 558 C-l 172 Kolav.. i Hantlm 179 121 lIindalahalli 212 32 B-2 l:n 11-1 In Kallangi 285 .\-2 122 Hippali 256 110 2H 65.3 C-8 17* Konal'u!"" C-3 123 Hiriha.lli 231 482 23() 148 288 ])-1 175 Konapum 0-2 124 Roden",' 2()O 193 ](\1 233 B-1 17(; Kontcnahalli C-:I 125 Holagodu 237 91 1,() 241 B-1 1 i7 Kora.tigcrc C-:I 126 Hondmvalli 236 101 :148 .'1.-2 1i 8 Kora.tigere Kay,,1 O-:l 127 Honganllr 268 212 127 ti5 103 ('-I 17\) l{ot[walu 0-3 128 Honnaga.uahalli 21(, 100 105 A--:l 1S0 Kot,('karpum"alli '\--2 129 Honna Gowdanahallv 3(\ fil \ 181 Kotcpura 26 B-1 130 Honnavalll . 4,1 722 7.ji3 ('-4 2(11) 2:~(\ 220 IS2 Koti Agraham 0-:3 131 Honncmaranah",ni 115 126 391 443 1>-4 183 Km\lur ])-2 132 Honucnahalli 140 ;l01 228 292 0-:1 184 Kuruba.l'a Abbul"U g-3 133 Hosahalli 169 155 76 112 A -! 185 Kut"kamtl.J':l.ti Kay"l ;l08 B-2 13+ Hosaha]li 274 HI ];;0 B-2 186 KyathallahaUi (J-~2 105 Hullkallu 77 1.lil-± l,tl:16 93 1:/.7 D-4 1117 LakkMahalli 226 136 Hullsllgala 4,; (i]6 708 \,21)5 1,:1:35 H-4 C-l IBB Lakkur 1M B-:> 137 Ittapura 248 .17 SO 110 10:1 189 Lakshmipum 8\\ 291 51 ('-2 C-2 138 Jakkahalli 24 2:\\\ \ll 12-1 ;')()j ,i7l C-4 190 Lin_g[l(lahal1i <:~-3 1:19 J itteJu1.ha.Ui l30 3\. 49 B-2 1\11 Lingapuft> 97 B-3 Ui) Jogihosa.haUi 295 48 WI U8 JiH U--2 192 ~Iadl>kehosahnlli 7fJ B-1 141 Kabbligere 22:1 251 u;; 225 D--2 193 )Iadal"plJrfI H)9 C-1 142 Kad&nnf 196 216 1~9 1)-2 194 :Ma ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES A RKALGUD TALUK- conttl. ~(ll1al'e ill Squaro in the Talul, the 'raIn!': 1!)(i! 'Population tlla.p ill 19(H I'onul"tion map in CCIlSUR ,-_.. _..A.. -_" \Illicit tIl<' ("'n8US ,-.-.. ..A.. __--., which the Sl. locat,ion HI31 19G1 Yilbgc Bl. location 1951 1961 Yillage No. Nam e of Yillag0 Code Censlls ~flIlSUR appears Nn. Name or Village (,,,tie Census Census appears 4 ;) 4 6 202 )lajjn,l\i\halli 2; () 70 lM; C--2 251 PamRa.n,\\mlly 84 3:n R-3 203 ]\htiiig~pura Zoo 8() 126 A-I 252 Pinamanaha.lli 2·t;l lii4 ('-2 204 :!II"lalikcfc 2 578 G57 H ·-3 25:3 Puttanahosa.hally 2~ .3.) A-2 205 Malathammanahalli llO 270 31)7 B ·1 254 Ragibychannhalli 2!l4 B-2 206 M,~llappalmhalli 209 :1:J lJ ('-1 255 Ragupathi Koppal 124 D-:i 207 Mallapum 104 B- ·:1 256 Rama.nat.hapura 1 'l') 872 D-:l 2()S Mallapum 156 281 348 F--:I 257 Ihlllflnathapura Hnntha 125 D-:l ~I)~) ~ta.llarnj·'l'''tlln li2 126 15r, n--~:l, 258 l1.nmeJ1"halli 191 1>-2 210 MalithnnUllanahally 52 li,O JO!! .\-4 2.5H Ramcnahalli 14 366 B-2 211 Ma.lIenahalli 21 41 (;0 .1-2 260 Rangapum 1m l:n B-4 212 Mal0nahalli 21S I!! ('-2 261 Rudrapatna lIrmtha 149 Hi 11-4 213 Mallinathapllra 171 334 456 D-2 262 Hmlrapatna 160 1.635 D-3 214 Ma.llipatna 232 645 840 B-:-I 263 Sabhatti 221 C-2 215 Manajllr1l 27!) 221 306 A-l 264 Sarai(ur 18i; 1,061 1,256 D-2 216 Maradi :1;, 309 434 A-·:l 2G5 Shambunathapura IS 23!l 308 A-2 217 Mar&di Basanmahalli 170 II D-3 266 Shanabinakuppe S6 435 467 11-3 218 Maraganahalli 2·12 27 63 C-2 267 ShanboganhalJi 83 283 3l:i B-3 219 Maravalalu 59 103 492 B-4 268 Shanubhogana,h,\lly 20i 20 21 C-l 220 :'I1a-fur 87 918 971 13-:1 26!l Sheegodn 184 231 336 D-2 221 Maruru 164 42i 587 B-3 27(, Shibahalli 120 Illi :.108 C-4 222 ::\lasarangala 278 70 115 .\,-2 271 ShyannboganahalJi 2iO 1 ii; 203 .1-2 223 Musayathnr 286 390 485 B-2 272 Siddapum 188 48:1 676 D-2 224 :ala th igod 11 161 282 336 D-3 273 Siddal1l11'a 8 46 95 B-2 225 Matham 251 98 134 B-1 274 Siddapura :n A-3 226 ~lavanur 178 D-:l 275 Singanakuppe 2S8 4S 102 B-2 227 ]\Iokli 4 384 482 11-3 276 SiradanahaJli 280 228 320 B-1 228 ::'IIudnganur 299 L, 1,35 C-2 277 Siradanahalli 123 505 670 D-3 229 lIImhgannr 1\a"al 293 2 B-2 278 Soma nahall i 80 101 III B-:l 230 l\Iudigerc 2i6 152 216 ,\-2 27!! Sompnm 2J9 47 75 B-1 231 lIIuddanahalli 68 94 232 A-4 280 Somaplll'a 157 426 5:20 D-:{ 232 Mud AIU\:ALGUD TALUK-contd. LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Total: 200(25); 209(2); 214(7); 218(1); 223(1); 225(4); 231(8); \,ill VILLAGE ARKALGUD Literate 'rotal SdlCtllljpd SclH'tllllctl and I'opul"tioll Ca,sh'h TrilJ{'~ .> 1. Banad,.lmlli P,v ]H:! 34 34 175 88 87 Jl 12 22 3 2. :\[alalikerc PPw 84,1 109 1l'9 657 347 :310 102 52 93 30 a. l\[uthige PPw 581. 85 485 2a7 248 41 5G 39 19 4. l\Iokali P Pw 74:3 102 102 482 248 234 102 !)!) 17 oj 5. l\IadihaJ/i l' Pw 572 51 51 276 133 143 25 17 .")1 6. Thejurc Tk 70a 250 12, 132 49 45 36 I. KaniyoKa \"111 1,14,; l7 n-inha bited 8. Siddapum . Pw 312 11 II nii 47 48 12 10 3 9. l\TarlapUl'a Tk (l25 14 14 ;,)7 30 27 J 1 8 3 10. Kyatha,nahalli PTk 395 3] :Jl 208 102 106 7 15 3 11. Mumh'godu l'l'w 453 3H 247 12:-:: Ill) 3U 29 46 U 12, Harohalli Kw 325 19 )1) 115 54 01 8 10 15 2 13. Kathimalll'llahalli 1'Tk 633 69 ti!) 46:-:: 2aO 2:38 41 52 73 14 U. Hamon,"h"lli Tk 522 65 65 366 186 180 7:-:: 70 33 15. Thattikerc. Tk 197 22 22 121 60 61 8 ;) 8 16, A remadlUHlh,\\li Pw 2:-:::1 L. 61 66 16 17 ti 17. Adikc Hommanahalli ]' Pw :3;36 5n b6 310 161 149 42 12 21 18. Shambuna,thapul'a 1'w liS 56 56 308 142 166 :1:3 :n 18 2 19. Chiklmrakalgu(l l' ]'w 1,242 128 128 771 385 38!) !l5 63 ;'5 7 20. Yijapura Kw 351 21 21 111 56 55 2 3 10 21. Mallenahalli Kw 192 11 Il 60 2\J 31 3 25, 5- 22. Puttanahosl1ilalli 6,16\1 II Il 55 24 31 14 13 4 2 2:1. Chowdcna.lmll i .P 403 45 46 2\15 156 139 49 27 24 1 24. Basayallahal1i ]' l'w 186 39 :19 149 7H 71 15 4 1 25. l7liyala l' 7:34 10(l 110 580 284 296 61. 93 98 20 26. Kotekura Tk 174 n 23 1M 75 79 34 26 27 3 27. Yadane P 537 78 78 54!) 253 293 20 24 lOG 30 2H. Ankanayalmlla,halli Kayal .;87 Un-inhabited 29, Aakanuy"kalmhalli P 773 88 88 478 236 242 50 47 62 8 30. Cholenallalli Tk 362 20 20 116 60 56 38 34 :3 31. Kasipura Kw 27 27 1!)1 !)ti !)i) 40 18 :,2, Nl1igel'{, P l'w \111 105 105 6\J4 353 141 78 98 26 3:1. N erlahalli Tkw :~70 2\J 29 21:3 106 10. 1 19 1 :14. Yoddaraludli I'1'w 714 88 t;8 489 229 260 17 67 11 ;).5. Mamcl; PPw 6S:3 sO 8(/ 434 219 215 :39 70 21 36. Honaa Gowda.nahalli Pw 2t>:! 20 20 10;'; 50 55 12 11 19 5 37. Siddapura . 312 Un-inhabited 38. N amtia.nakuppe 1:' l'w 498 ()4 400 200 200 38 27 81 10 3!). Gavigatta }' Pw 5% 48 296 145 151 8 6 32 4 40. Nelamalle Tk 320 2!l 237 lUi 121 3\1 30 20 41. HOllllayalli }I1'w 822 100 lOll 75G 388 :360; 62 107 91 20 42. Dcvarahalli Kay" 170 l-ll-inhabitcrl 4:). Deval'ahal1i. P ;),HI ~I 81 459 248 211 11:3 G7 15 44. Khanchenahalli ]' Kw i;33 li4 64 409 209 200 2.10 :lO 39 4 43. HullangaJu.. p 804 87 87 708 340 :162 :17 38 6l 5 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Total \rOHKf:J~S _:';-on wod{lw~ r------~--"------_- -- - -, "orl;('] s (I-I.X) J II III IV Y YJ VII YIn IX X ,-..A---", ,--A-----., ,-"-----. r_;"____" ,--.A.----, r-"----, .-"----. ~ ~ r-"----.. ,----"----., S J. 111 l' ::\1 F ::\j 11::\1 J;'::\1 J;' ;'1 F ~1 F ::\1 F }I }' ~1 }' M }' No. J3 17 18 1!1 :20 :!l :2:! 29 90 31 32 33 34 35 36 50 39 41 36 4 3 2 38 48 218 133 181 Il7 G 8 17 7 3 1 129 177 2 138 104 130 101 :.2 3 1 4 99 IH 3 158 13S 155 l:n 2 90 96 5 68 45 66 45 2 65 98 5 70 60 66 GO 2 57 72 6 -en-inhabited 27 21 21 21 5 20 27 8 13 15 14 15 15 12 9 55 49 54 49 1 47 57 10 77 80 76 7U I 51 39 11 35 34 34 31 3 19 27 12 142 158 132 158 2 3 2 2 88 80 13 104 101 104 101 82 79 14 27 29 25 29 2 33 32 15 34 38 34 38 27 28 IG 87 79 50 52 33 25 1 4 74 70 17 82 97 81 94 1 3 60 69 18 229 228 218 227 6 3 :.2 156 158 II) 31 33 30 30 25 22 20 17 21 l() 21 12 10 21 19 18 H) 17 5 13 22 78 74 74 n I 78 65 23 41 40 41 38 2 37 31 24 157 152 136 137 3 4 3 13 II 127 144 25 43 55 38 48 2 7 3 32 24 26 H9 181 133 17,1, 1 2 8 4 2 5 104 112 27 un-inhabited 28 142 155 137 15:1 2 1 J 94 87 29 41 41 40 41 19 15 30 75 70 74 70 21 25 31 255 243 238 237 5 2 5 98 98 32 61 49 58 42 2 7 45 58 33 125 109 108 10J () 4 11 104 151 31 125 148 110 141 5 4 3 3 4 3 94 67 35 31 <15 27 3,1, 4 19 20 36 Un-inhabited 37 113 W7 89 101 11 :1 7 3 87 93 38 77 84 62 6-± 9 7 6 13 68 67 39 G8 58 7 4 49 45 11 9 1 48 63 40 223 182 160 117 41 42 19 23 1 2 165 186 41 Un-inhabited 42 US 105 132 100 11 4 100 106 43 117 101 88 8il 2 22 15 92 99 44 214 212 160 1(;6 4 41 40 1 7 132 150 45 ~56 VILLAGE AlU,ALGUD Litumte Total t-iclletiuled i'ldwuulcd and :\,"'" (Itell- populatioll Tribes educateu ,- __ ..A..~.~ ill pil'll IIuu.e· r-_A...~ ,--._A...-~ ~I. holds l' jl 1<' :'II F Xo. Yillag" .\Jllellities .\e,'es lIo11~es ::II F :, ;") i II 12 13 14 78 4li. j)oL'allahalli Tk 15 2 ~4 ;'14 2:J7 2,,7 75 8~ 70 16 -Ii. ,\ t~'lli l.i\) [1;20 .J.I5 47.) (/:1 132 J;J;, 51 4~. Ht'l.bak* M.lII'" 240 1:32 117 l() 7 . U, Bolakyccth'II:Llhalll i\lHi, -Iii 27 as ,),3~ :?G6 286 ;;1 (io 5 .JU. AUlligollahalli PTk 7S 59 129 5i) 74 (i 17 Jl. G 00 (12 (; (\ 5u. ChikkagavulHlhalli 240 0,)57 220 214 20 29 32 57. Do(hlaga\"ani:1halli l' l'n-inhabited uS. Auq;oI1di l\:.H-al -liI:2 :.!:14 258 ·i5 4(\ 5\). Mar'tva-lulu Pw B! 117 Ii tW. GOnl\'anaIHllli P 241 05 78 -Iii) 2:)6 239 J 7 ;!i ~s 19 61. BYl'hallahalli :\1 )'". (;:H :Iv\'! :126 Ii!) 32 62, Hethagoltananalh l'i'w I:W I:W llO (;87 :In :lliO .,0 112 18 ti3. Galljalugollu 1'Kw I4U I·W Cn-iulmlJite.l 6-1. Gedn.luhos<\halli 112 -I!I':; 2~1 2Ul 14 2(1 9 65. HomtluL'u lKtj H2 2:lS :!U4 ,,(i 22 66. Ba~'t\llnahalli l' Pw ~(; n-inh"bitrd 67. Ba~anlllahalli Kav,..! ;H!l 2;)2 I Li 117 :.!s l!) :li 68. MuJdulUlbal1i l' -1i7 41 -1 2 ~ 2 1 G9. Kalluh~'adaraballj l4.6 [)5 75 9 70. KalimmkbnnhaJli 441> 71 71 4tJi UJ9 2118 ,il 1,349 677 672 101 304 187 71. Dodd« :llag!!l'" )1 D Rhe P" 1'11'(; 1,W7 242 ~42 123 64 59 51 52 72. ChikktLlnagge Pw 61S :27 27 !lI\) 10[1 584 :)02 28:! ;;U 48 W 73. !\iluyu.f!ilu P 1'w 1,11>6 4;\ 4:3 195 109 8(i 4 24 13 74. :llagg<' 1\.<\"al PI'", 1,19i 347 It)f, lSI ·U (\l 25 7;'. llettadahalli 1'1\:", ,367 UO 60 l'll-iuha biteLl 76. Ankanathapuw 414 :!G9 1,036 812 1'124 H,2 146 270 180 77. Hulikalln* )1]) Po Kw 1.:):30 120 :J:51 :W9 124 142 9i> 78. Kaniyar l' K\y 664 116 (is (iV 1(; :3 79. M,.dak, hutiahalli Tk ;)-11 25 128 28 .H ;)7 3 ,,0. i:\omallalmlli Tk :{~Ii 24 III 5 :3 S 70 -12(i :!31 195 H 29 78 28 sl. l~a.I'a.~uJ' Pl'w 1.009 (is :148 ]62 IS(i :30 25 34 (i ~2. J\.odakalli PI'\\' 892 ;n:3 \65 1;;4. 17 15 3G 6 K3. ::;Iulnbogllllhalli PTk -121 Ci:l ti(j ;131 167 42 39 S4. l'arasanahalli 1'Tk :1\12 1M H .iii ,l.) :162 177 IS;; 131 1.,1 10 ~5. Dildada·lli 1\.w 24 KG. ::lhanabinakupp<, P ]\:w 918 467 241 t2(\ H 43 liO !Ii!) ,If;[) 2:W 194 121 61 Ki. 1\[ltrur 1\1 1.(\10 ,,10 272 J 4.> J 27 :n ., :17 2 SIl. EI"hltlli i>w :)42 -. .).) SO. Lak,llluil'ula ,[,k 280 103 ,,2 .i I :J~ ;,3 ItS [10. :lIUtldanahalli 1'1'1\' 1,62-1 :)10 IH 1(\0 42 257 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. 1'oL301 \\'ORKERS ~t)h workers .------_-_---- ._-,,------., ",ork"l'i (I-IX) I IT III IV \' VII VIII IX X .-"---. ,...--A---. ,-..A...-.,.--"-. ,--"--, ,--"--, .-.A..-, .--"---. .--"--, 81 ~i F ~I l I,' :\[ F :\1 F :\1 F ~:\1J , ... .F )1 F M ~' lIf .F !II F No. 15 10 17 U) :W 21 22 24 25 2U 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3! 35 36 I ~4 ~2 21 ~2 3 19 13 46 160 114 162 114 :l 91 143 47 24~ 2H tis 24 4 2 2 22 196 447 48 75 :H 7i; 34 57 83 49 HH :l;} 154 27 8 2 102 251 50 23 69 32 " 51 i'i2 :3(; i'iO 311 33 78 52 41 10 :lO H 30 48 53 :3;; 1:\ 30 1:~ 24 37 54 5S ~.) 40 80 55 51 24 .H 24 39 68 56 IH 110 140 110 3 76 105 57 Un-inhabited 58 lii!! 13B 1511 1;3H 3 75 110 59 77 84 74 82 42 33 60 147 148 124 141 5 7 10 80 91 61 184 Ito 184 120 124 206 62 203 2H) 21}3 219 124 141 63 Un -inhabited 64 155 134 148 130 3 3 76 130 65 128 104 127 103 110 100 66 1J,"'inh",bitcti 67 66 80 06 77 3 49 37 68 2 69 129 136 120 134 1 2 70 72 70 358 231 301 211 13 12 16 3 17 2 319 441 71 46 44 ao 3t> 10 6 18 15 72 188 156 182 155 114 126 73 57 51 57 51 52 35 74 83 7:1 81 73 83 108 75 Lil illhabilell 76 442 23S 311 178 ,J.) -11 17 -1 11 10 2 11) 27 13 370 586 77 190 12 177 8 5 4 2 6 164 357 78 36 24 36 24 32 36 79 30 17 20 16 24 40 80 1').) 85 10;; 69 12 !l 3 4 3 109 110 81 107 115 06 96 1 19 55 71 82 00 42 7S 17 7 ;) 69 112 83 06 48 77 45 18 3 1 71 116 84 110 83 107 70 11 67 102 85 154 94 147 83 4 2 9 2 87 1:12 86 307 152 300 151 2 3 203 317 87 100 76 99 76 45 51 88 36 37 36 37 16 14 89 92 109 91 109 52 5i 90 HASSAN 17 ~38 VILLAGE ARKALGUD Literate Tot",l .scheduled .scheduled and Area Oc<'u Population Castes Tribes euucated ,---_.A.__ -, SI. in piell Huutiu ,.-~ ,.-.A.--_""I .-A--., No. A mcniti('s Acres Huuse~ hu\,b l' ~l F ,\1 F ~I If 1\1 ]!' .) ., 1 .) 7 9 lO 11 12 13 14 91. Koratigere 1) Kw 4U2 1;)0 67;'; :34:3 1~ .) 41 92. Kodgihalli 892 un-inhabited 93. Agrahara }IK W 837 12U 120 707 3411 1 135 99 !i4. Mugalur }'PW 8uli 62 62 3:3,i 17] :3 .'. 47 10 95. l\luthugado, Hos1Ir l' PW 42:3 52 52 36·1 180 ,12 65 :W 4:33 7::' 96. Doddabally l' P '" 72 4-1~ 225 223 55 5,1 16 21 97. Lingapura KW 377 !J !) 49 i:l 2fi 3 1 98. Thattavalu 1'1''' 1,608 H.i u;i :1,19 170 17t) li, 55 45 II 99. Belikarpuravalli l' K \v 5liO (;i 07 :jJ\l 157 W2 lU~ 11 2 32 ;3 100. Kotekarpuru\'alli 1'1' K 542 (i4 (iJ 3~2 210 17:! 63 :19 24 II 101. Koratif:cre 1\."\'0,1 p\\, 5\J7 4~ 48 2;)9 I:W IHI (j3 63 H) 13 102. Ebbidi 1'1' K 900 lLi 115 6:W 334 292 1\)2 1011 61 S 103. 1hunmi I' 1,138 149 119 90li 471 435 62 6a 135 26 104. l\Iallapuro, 143 Un-inhabited 105. Bittagowdanaho,lIi 1'K1' 509 56 ;3~l 134 147 1 13 lOu. l'aramahamsa- KT :360 21 21 122 65 57 3,1 22 3 chGkanahalli. 107. Ro,ngapura 1'w 228 :20 20 131 7J UO lU 11 24 (j 108. Devipura Tk 269 26 2li 133 68 li5 14 109. Yagati PPW 1,16:3 151 151 747 35li :3Ul III 117 97 25 110. Malathllnuuanahalli 1'1' K 925 54 54 307 152 155 47 22 62 47 ll1. Gubbi Kaval 438 Un-inhabited 112. Yalagathavalli P P \\' 625 u2 62 - 265 136 129 40 22 44 14 113. Ajjur l' G1'k 772 100 lOO 617 317 300 ~l 72 98 . 30 114. Vadd,trahalli l' 404 56 56 32(l 17:3 15:3 5U 51 27 14 115. Honnemaranahalli PPW 349 45 45 220 109 III l:! 12 28 l(i . ]l6. Belavaui * l\l D 1'0 K W 1,181 238 238 1,3U5 6,)1 li5l 117 92 198 94 117, Ankallahalli PK W 43U 89 89 469 244 225 40 2S lil 18 U8. Dollenahalli Tk 4:30 26 26 1al 71 60 !J 119. Hanigal PK \Y 1,608 221 221 1,176 59l 581 lU2 ll:l 208 80 120. Shicbahalli PK W 563 39 39 208 106 10:2 32 33 :38 2 121. Kamha\\i l' l' \\' 69 u!J 417 200 217 as 38. 5 122. Ramanathapura * }I Po Hi\' 182 182 872 442 430 12 6 134 12:3, Sirauanahalli 1'Ri\· ;)10 136 136 (l70 303 35, 94 III 21 124. Ragupathikoppal u-1 Un-inhabitcd 125. Ramanathapum 486 L'n-inhabitc(l Hantha, 126. Kudlur l'P W 5:32 58 58 316 15(; WI! 48 56 H 127. Kotavalu PI\' 4:2;5 38 :38 172 92 80 30 24 31 9 128. Bilaguli PTk 1,:275 H:3 U::I S'''' 40"1 418 46 HI 4(; 129. Anjaneyahosahalli 1'k 613. 29 29 161 72 89 4 130. Basuvapatna * If D Hhc PoS E 784 ;)-12 542 3,WO liiSl 1,5]!) 202 11U 791 339 131. l\luleho8l\halli Hiv 3U8 52 245 llO 2:3 13 .) 132. Basavapatna Hantha 309 t'n-inhabited 133. Naganahalli 261 1: n-inhabitcd 134. Gurudanahalli ]' 1'1.: 4M fiG 59 37S 2U2 , 17(i 3a 2!J 27 135. Yaohanakoppa l' 382 52 52 246 127 119 95 83 12 259 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Total WORKERS ~Oll workel's r---~~-~-~---~----_--~-~---~_ ~-_~.A. ______~ ______~ ___ -. workers (I-IX) L II [Lf 1\- V V[ YH VrLL IX X .--A--, r-"--, r-..A..-, ,-.A.-, r-.A-...,. ,-.A-...,. ,-.A.-, .-..A....-.., ~ Sl. ~l F }1 ]<' }l I" M ]<' ~L F l\l F :\1 ]<' M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2:1 24 35 36 1 169 12 6 1 7 3 163 330 91 Vn-inhahitec:L 92 IS3 4 139 2 14 Ii :3 7 175 345 93 102 96 9:1 6 2 2 62 75 94 108 87 92 14 15 76 93 95 136 131 II~ 110 5 2 s 89 92 93 14 9 14 \) 9 17 97 1I5 58 Si 37 26 21 1 55 121 98 93 85 S6 Sl 4 4- 3 64 77 99 131 78 122 71 !J 6 79 94 100 66 6 6(; 6 54 113 101 185 40 179 31 :3 4 (; 149 252 102 28S 286 286 286 2 183 149 103 Un-inhabited 104 90 74 S8 71 2 3 « 73 105 42 31 38 27 23 26 106 :W 24 :I:{ 24 :1 35 36 107 42 32 36 27 4 1 2 4 26 33 108 235 250 233 249 1 121 141 109 83 35 S8 :n 1 3 3 59 120 BO Vn-illhabilec:l III 85 50 7s 43 I) 6 2 51 79 112 173 129 159 126 !J 2 :l 3 144 171 113 III 87 104 87 6 62 66 U4 68 17 65 4 ;; 2 10 41 94 U5 400 93 318 49 23 27 3S 9 4 22 2 254 558 116 141 59 laO 24 7 3 1 31 :1 103 166 117 47 1:1 4:1 8 3 4 I 24 41 U8 :H6 " 302 74 3 2 4 :2 4 275 508 119 76 15 70 14 4 2 30 87 120 133 66 132 66 67 151 121 202 35 68 4 24 18 9 1 8 22 7 60 3 240 395 122 164 16 28 10 Hl7 4 2 25 2 1:39 351 123 Cn-inhabiteu 124 Un-inhabited 125 92 4 40 3 25 6\ 20 64 156 126 47 25 30 25 \ 1 5 11 45 55 127 241 48 233 :~8 1 2 8 5 2 16:1 370 128 48 23 40 9 1 :~ \~ :1 1 4- 8 24 66 129 S66 547 390 IIi 61 88 313 10 4 17 54 2 75 21 715 972 130 14 \ 6:1 63 62 6:1 72 4i_ I:n Un-inhabited. 132 Un-inhabited 133 III 87 107 86 4 91 89 134 67 66 65 66 1 60 53 135 17* 260 VILLAGE ARKALGUD Literate Total Scheriulpd SdH'uuLpd and ..\rea Occu Populat.ion ( 't,stes Trib,·s educated Sl. in pied Huu,;e ,----"------. ,.-A--.. ~-. r--"-~ No. Village .""eres HOUSC8 hold~ l' }I F }[ F 11 F )1 ]' 2 3 ;) II 1:l 14 136. J itt (\nahalli 1'TI.;: 5UlI !H 571 20S 4.', S!) 6 137. Kannanakopp"lu '1'1.;: 356 41i ISii 81l 44 III 1:18. TIcllllllanahalii Li2 Vu-inhahited 1:J9. Kalcnnaalli 1'1'..- 1,:37;; :liS GI2 5n.) (\S III 140. Honnellahalli 1'1',., 47(j ,(j 2()f) 234 4S ii7 14l. Duuauur PTk H;),j I).i !),i 271 :IS :1O 10 142. Doramballi 2iti l'll-inhahite(l 143. Keralapnm* l' D Rhe 1'0 Riy E 9S1 ,;()·t ,31)4 :1,025 1,4!l4 1",:11 (i2 (i0,. Gti7 ;!.77 IH. Hale Keralapum 1'1.;: 289 :!!.l 29 ISO 8G !)4 10 ,) 2(l 145. P'tsl.wanhalli Hantha . 369 146. llasa\' alUthll1l i :\I1'w E 247 :l47 (iil (j:3,) st (l2 147. Bcttasogc l' 64 64 li8 19li 41 15 US. Bcttasogc Hantha LIl-inhahit,ed 149. Rndra.patna Hnnth,t :l 2 ]., (i () 3 150. Anandur'" .\11'0 PwE l(}8 168 ::;00 387 4U) 7:l 73 112 37 1.,1. Kanthapura 1'·1'.... 232 ,,0 50 253 132 121 :l :u 13 152. l\1adh uranahall i r 1'", ],557 WI 102 978 41)3 485 172 Li2 III 46 153. Keragodti l' Pw 722 89 S9 -t'il 2-16 225 :!t) 15 I~:l :llj 154. Lakkur Pl'w 1. [\):1 2:38 :laS 1,:3:1,; tii4 (i61 !n S6 :l03 31 155. Kutakama.rti Ka, .. 1 78:~ LIl-inhll!hit('u 156. :'Iallapum 1'1'\'1' ;,):57 .32 li3 li5 5 1:~ 4(j 6 1.57. Somapum PI'" 9[10 83 249 2iI 84 S6 48 10 158. Hanyalu pp", (;28 H7 117 :314 299 10!) !H (i0 16 159. Kodltgihalli 181 L'll-inhahited 160. Rudrapatna* ,\1 D Rhe 1'0 1'... E 5:a 355 l,ti:35 iUl t>44 81 2Hl 1711 .,~ 1131. :'Iathigodu I' 1'", 69 :l:36 l(i7 I (i() (if) 59 iiI) '" 162. Vaddaraha]]i I' Pw 29 IU7110 87 :H 51 11 163. Katyalu TI.; 13 ,} 43 2S 12 10 7 164. :'IIarm ?I,[ p", 9f) 507 301 2:-;6 71 73 D!J 27 155. Haralahalli Tk 23 148 78 70 31) 7 W6. Hallll' 171. :'1a.IIinathl1pUl'a . Hi .. :?il 79 79 456 224 2:12 ;1/ 27 61 18 Ii2. Mallarajapatna Itiv 142 3::; :18 156 70 j 86 25 31 37 26 173. Vadavanada. Hosahalli PPw :l5lS 46 4t> 2S(i 136/ 150 2 34 5 174. Bangarahall i Iill , C n-inhabitcLl 175. Yltdiyur 105 / Un-inhabited 176. Kattepum 4JS 178 liS 1,0,)2 11::; 534 102 110 177 50 177. NaTile 367 Ln-inhabit,cd 17S. ;\Iavanur 461 en-inhabited 179. Kolava.ihantha 376 Un-inhabited 180. Y &ladahalli 1'k 385 8U 37 43 31 34 261 DIRECTORY TALU K---cOJdd. Tot"l Non .. - --- ______- -- -- ,-..A.. __ ------____ --.------.. --, work!'u (I-IX) III "H nn IX X ,--A-, ,...A..~ ,-- ~ ,--"--""\ ,...A..-, ~ SI. ~{ I' ~{ F }or ]<' ~1 J.' ;\1 F ~'r 1·' Xo. 15 Hi 17 IS l!l 20 21 22 :Iii 10f) 12:1 ]i)£) U:l ;') 107 175 136 flll 41 .~:l 41 .) :m 45 137 l'n-inha hitI'd 138 31iti Hll :) .• 11 17;) ., Ii 1 .1 246 404 139 ., .) I I.'> RS !l4 i!l Iti ., 8 ., -6 !ll 1.t6 140 172 ]:! I I ,i., !)(, 17 II I:W 1:)0 141 Lu-inhahit(' 3GO 270 :101i 239 IS 3 7 2 311 :,65 146 lOt ill nil R2 4 77 106 147 l'n-inhabited 148 .-, ;J 2 5 4 4 149 224 HI" ] ~:I 141 4 14 () 2 21i :14 163 218 ] 1i0 70 14 no 7 3 5 6 62 107 151 2115 ] O!) 178 Ii4 :17 5 Z :1 20 16 228 :376 152 148 58 ]34 56 I 4 5- 98 167 153 4al 186 :18ti 1113 13 17 2 2 18 :{ 243 475 154 Un-inhabited 165 lOll 79 \JS 75 4 4 :~ 67 96 15G 151 110 147 102 3 8 08 161 157 H)2 124 1;)1) 77 17 34 In 7 3 ;1 -; 12~ 17;') 158 Un-inhs,bited 159 41l 2 J I 9 10 5 26 I a3:~ 546 160 98 16 Iln 6 1 239 2 69 ]53 161 51 8 42 fi 4 I 2 59 79 162 23 15 17 12 Ii :1 20 13 163 ]76 13S 167 1:15 :1 (; 3 125 148 164 51 31 46 35 27 :~3 166 I -to I I I 124 102 4 :1 2 5 I Iii 120 166 t:n-inha.bittd 167 423 31:, :l,n 345 l;, 13 2 6 1 4, I \., Hi 302 374 168 Sfi 60 71 5" 2 6 4 ") I 74 72 169 :~ 4 3 " 4, 170 117 120 n;) In 7 (;2 4 :IZ .)" :1 1117 112 171 4G :l:l 28 15 () 11 1 2 7 S 24 51 172 so no 71 82 4 -4 1 :1 56 60 In CIl-inha,bite!1 174, 175 282 122 201 37 34 26 7 :1 30 3 4 15 :1 Ifi 24 Z:lfi 412 176 Un-inhabiter! 177 un-inhabited 178 l'n-inh.hited ]79 24 27 22 25 2 2 1:1 16 180 262 VILLAGE ARKALGUD Literate Total Scheduled. Scheduled and Area Occu- Population ('astes Tribes educated 81. in .pied House ,--.A.-----., ,---A---.. ,.A.~ ,.--A--. NQ. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P ]\I F !II ]!' 1\1 F l\{ F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 181. Bandipalya • Riv 332 2S II 17 5 IS2. Gabbali • Riv 590 78 78 399 204 195 37 ~5 58 17 183. Madapura • P Riv 1586 69 69 403 198 205 23 35 74 16 184. Sheegodu PRiv 1,539 65 65 336 175 161 38 :32 75 so 185. Saragnr • P Riv 994 229 229 1,256 628 628 93 63 152 3D 186. UIIenahalIi Riv l,lIO 59 59 301 134 ]()7 nO 46 20 10 187. Bisalahalli • Pw 707 27 27 152 73 79 14 I 188. Siddapura PTk 864 109 109 676 344 332 30 23 99 39 189. Beeranahlii 14 Un-inhabited. 190. Beeranahalli Kaval 869 5 5 25 14 II 12 10 2 191. Ramenahalli 419 U n-inha bited 192. Kodavinahosaballi P Riv 640 159 159 789 382 407 26 33 123 30 193. Kontenahalli Tk 567 15 15 96 50 46 6 6 3 194. Aregallu Tk 674 8 8 4\J 22 27 7 7 I95. Kantenahalli Kaval • 1,176 Un-inhabited 196. Kadanur PPw 692 91 91 533 256 277 54 60 72 31 197. Bannur pp w 748 44 44 261 129 I:l2 16 12 36 10 198. Beliari 649 Un-inhabited 199. Bettagalale Tk 852 12 12 53 27 26 11 5 200. Hodenur PPw 70~ 92 92 28S 143 145 45 9 5 201. Kurubara Abburu PPw 481 46 46 252 127 125 16 17 28 202. DoddaBommanahalli Tk 679 30 30 144 68 76 2 10 203. Chikkebcmmaranahally Tk 789 27 27 116 53 63 22 18 1 204. Karagallu P Pw 584 17 17 104 46 • 58 3 4 3 205. Tharigalale PPw 921 62 6:: 296 151 14ii 2 2 5 2 206. Sulagodu Sompura PTk 777 9 9 45 26 19 2 207. Shanubhoganahally Tk 333 .5 5 21 13 8 3 208. Bandiganahalli . Tk 309 12 22 72 38 34 4 2 14 5 209. Mallappanahalli. P 1'k Hll 2 2 14 i 7 I 210. Hennuru P 310 3 3 18 10 8 :1 211. Channigarayana Abburu. Tk 454 24 24 156 7i 79 12 I 212. Hindalahalli Tk. 283 6 6 32 17 15 15 14 213. Hegathur P Tk 867 45 45 202 ]()7 95 22 21 9 214. Ankanahalli 308 Un-inhabited 215. Honnaganahalli Pw 523 21 21 52 51 5 7 8 216. Majianahalli Tk 397 31 31 156 83 73 20 42 (; 217. Handarangi MDTk 744 152 152 918 466 452 30 21 53 6 218. MaIIenahalli Tk 418 4 4 19 72 I 12 3 I 219. Akkalavadi PPw 865 40 40 313 161 152 8 5 53 14 220. Kesavathur PPw 1,089 83 83 :172 191 181 33 43 79 17 221. Sabbatti 635 L"n-inhabited 222. Bidanur PPw. 989 80 80 357 198 159 II 7 38 6 223. Kabbaligere PPw 742 82 82 4tH 232 22\J 67 19 224. Dasanapura 183 Un-inhabited 225. Nanjalapura 99 I 17 6 I 18 1 \ 263 DIRECTORY rALUK-contd. Total WORKERS Non ____..A..______-'- ______--., worker's workers (I-IX) I II III, 1\" V VI VII VIII IX X .--"----." ,-.A..--., ,-..A...... ,-..A..--., ,---A---." ,---"---., ,-..A..--., ,---A---., ,~ ,-..A.._, ,..A..~ S1. ~f F :\1 F }I F M F 1\1 F ~I F }I :b' M F :;II F :;II F )1 :b' No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 11 1\ 4 6 181 119 97 117 96 85 98 182 120 83 114 78 ;) 5 7S 122 183 106 107 87 91 12 i :; 4 9 69 54 184 3640 3:~8 ;{I)4o 296 34 21 2 2 18 18 264 290 185 84 10:3 46 13 81 2 6 4 :3 50 64 186 49 52 49 52 24 27 187 218 193 198 176 5 7 10 126 139 IS8 Un-inhabitC'tl 189 8 5 ti 3 2 2 6 6 190 Un-inhabited 1m 224 156 189 142 9 4 2 15 9 158 251 19~ 26 25 25 2:3 2 24 21 193 12 13 II 8 4 10 14 194 Un-inhabited Hi5 168 172 48 146 10 20 7 6 1 88 105 196 74 75 6J 73 3 1 3 5 55 57 197 Un-inhabitP,(l 198 19 13 19 13 8 13 199 77 80 ti5 72 3 2 3 6 5 66 65 200 79 ti5 71 60 4 3 2 :1 48 60 201 39 35 :{9 34 29 41 202 35 37 34 32 5 18 26 203 29 4 25 4 4 17 54 204 35 8 60 5 15 9 66 137 205 12 12 14 19 206 7 1 7 6 7 207 19 1 16 3 19 3:3 208 3 3 4 7 209 5 ;') 5 8 210 38 2 30 3 1 2 2 39 77 211 12 7 1 2 2 3 5 12 212 66 45 3 7 7 2 11 2 41 82 21:3 Un-inhabited 214 29 6 24 3 3 3 23 45 215 43 9 29 3 1 .. 9 3 40 64 216 247 :19 2()3 34 15 2 7 7 1 19 219 413 21.7 4 1 3 12 218 95 4:; 87 41 6 2 2 66 109 219 105 !JO 100 83 [> 4 \ 86 91 220 Un-inhabited 22J 124 44 122 44 1 74 115 222 107 7 102 7 5 125 222 223 en-inhabited 224 1 3 1 2 225 264 VILLAGE ARKALGUD Literl\te Total Heheclulcd Schedule!1 "nti Area Occu Population Tribes ('uuCl.te~l 81. in pied House. r------.A__-, r--..A.-, r-"--~ No. Village Amenitie" AcrC'A Houses holds I' ~( F M F )1 F 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 226. Lakhnahalli Tk 241 31 :n 127 53 74 12 HI 5 227. Muddanaha.lli Tk 422 7 7 :n 17 20 II 15 4 228. Kerehosa.halli Tk 397 4 4 16 9 7 1 1 229. Chickhalli PPw 835 159 159 893 457 436 112 5.> 78 17 230. Konapura PPw 1,280 67 67 320 153 167 73 88 39 4 231. Hirihalli 1'1'111' 778 III III 655 328 32i 58 S 232. Mallipatna* 111 D Rho Po Pw E 518 176 176 840 420 420 2S 49 159 84 233. Dadadahalli Pw 211 17 17 77 41 36 2() 29 7 3 234. Basavanahalli Pw 243 14 14 73 :n 36 1 2 15 2 235. Aladahalli Pw 288 57 57 :~47 174 173 20 25 77 17 236. Hondmvalli PPw 497 40 40 2-11 115 126 16 :18 29 7 237. Holalagodu PTk 458 37 37 233 130 103 45 44 14 :J 238. Nilakunda 1'11' 0496 27 27 180 90 90 11 9 40 9 239. Lingadahalli Pw 187 23 23 124 56 68 10 11 21 5 240. Doddabemmathi* ?II D Po Po 389 78 78 448 221 227 24 267 79 20 241. Chikkabemmathi PPw 719 80 80 470 222 248 23 22 63 25 242. Maraganahalli . 242 ~ 9 6:1 27 36 1 11 243. Pinamanllhalli . Pw 316 26 26 164 73 81 I 7 10 244. Hennur Kongalale PPw 605 81 81 451 223 228 30 26 52 !i 245. Heelagere Kw 158 13 13 60 :n 29 11 2 246. Madanur Pw 508 34 34 199 103 96 IS 12 25 5 247. Yadiyur PPw 45S 31 31 229 120 109 211 10 248. Ittapura 418 11 11 80 43 37 22' II 9 1 249. Sompura. Kw 377 II 11 75 35 40 17 4 250. Magalu PPw 601 50 ;")0 347 189 ];"58 70 75 47 9 ~ 251. Mathr;ra 1'11' 310 24 24 134 60 74 IS 252. Bagadalu Pw 270 8 8 59 26 33 14 253. Dasana Konanur U n-inha. bited 254. Baisur Forest 437 Un-inhabited 255. Bysore 1'w 436 42 42 ]85 ]09 76 40 32 33 8 256. Hippali Prw 3.33 24 24 131 68 63 5 27 12 257. Bmlanur Pw 311 25 25 ]41 74 67 8 258. Kelagalele Pw 582 33 33 210 107 103 ., 9 259. Madalapura PPW 349 38 38 225 ll5 no 3 23 3 260. Koti. Agrahar.. Tk 306 18 18 ]2:~ III 62 II II 2111. Magodn Pw 502 18 18 104 52 52 20 20 13 3 262. Dasanapura Tk 428 22 22 66 39 27 9 2113. Kendannekava.1 233 Un-inhabited 2M. Nelaba.halli PPw 297 29 151 71 80 2 9 2M. Abburu ]21 Un-inhahited I 266. Majjigepura PPw 885 21 21 126 :.,9 67 4 10 5 267. Bogaragere Riy 171 13 13 55 '22 33 4 7 5 268. Honganur pp". 767 61 61 348 162 186 13 20 5 269. Darmapura 1'". 398 43 48 201 100 101 67 80 22 270. Shyanlolboganahalli 1'". 280 41 41 203 103 100 II 12 26 () 26;5 DIRECTORY TALlJK-contd. Total "·OI~RF.RS Non workers ,-~.------~- ---- ~------.-----.~------"------.-.. -_-.------_ -_. __ ------.---- ._-----...,. w())'k('r~ (I-IX) I I[ III IV v nn X r---"-...... ~ ~..A..~ ,----"--, ,--A..--., SI. MI" ~I F ~I 1·' M :\[ F No. 16 I, 18 In 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 :10 :n 32 :1:1 :14 :n 2.5 4 9 If! 40 226 '7 11 7 Ii' 13 227 ;) ! :I 2:18 25(l 11);) 2,n 1,7 1 II 201 241 229 94 4() Sci 10 :1 :1 3 :,!l 121 2:W 200 1·17 1,0 120 14 , 2 2 In , G Uk 180 :!:n 275 1 :17 12ii 7i (i Ii) 4 27 14 18 11 2 H, 2, 1·t;; :!k3 232 22 19 16 Iii 5 4 I!) 17 233 22 15 21 14 1 1,; 21 2:14 104 2-1 78 1:1 10 10 70 149 2:15 62 38 5:1 :12 6 2 ii:1 88 2:36 74 22 57 16 6 ,;(j 81 237 :18 43 :15 40 3 ii:! ·1, 238 :14 30 29 :13 5 22 29 2:19 114 lIn 96 107 6 7 107 III 240 26 140 9 6 1(1 2 n 222 241 9 12 8 1 14 27 242 II 36 10 36 70 243 99 109 97 5 2 104 129 244 i 7 7 '7 17 22 245 53 45 liO 4S 1 2 :,0 51 246 61 49 57 46 4 ,,9 60 247 26 1;; 26 13 li 22 248 16 n 16 13 l() 27 219 99 92 64 no !)3 250 :12 :12 25 28 49 251 14 !) 14 9 12 24 252 LIl-inhahitNI 253 1 Tn-inllll.hiteu 2M 69 30 24 25 2 40 46 255 35 2:; :W 23 4 :2 :18 21)6 39 29 37 29 2 38 2:37 57 :")2 55 52 :2 .')1 258 60 62 60 62 48 2,,9 3:1 26 32 26 :16 2GO 2(; 2( 2:1 22 :1 26 28 :WI 21 I:; .IS 13 2 L~ 12 2(i2 l~ll-inh",bitcrl 263 3(; :n :12 31 49 264 2(1) :12 :n :n 27 2, 40 266 14 14 14 12 2 :; l!) 267 89 77 80 72 7 4 2 1 73 10!} 268 58 56 54 53 :1 2 1 42 45 269 65 63 65 63 38 :17 270 VILLAGE ARKALGUD Litemte Total Schedulen SchN1ulecl and ('(lueated Area OCCll~ Population ('"st."s Tribe'S S!. in pied House ,--..A------,. r-.-, ~ ~_..A..---... )I F No. Village Amenities Acrl's Hous('s holds P l\I }' )[ F ~l F 14 4 Ii 7 8 10 11 12 13 271. Gllfl(lihos",halli Kw 187 10 ,)4 26 28 10 4 272. Bijgatta PPw 44:1 :146 In 169 27 22 42 7 273. Konapura Kw Jl6 74 42 :12 I 16 274. Hosahalli Kw 116 ll~ 58 54 24 20 275. Kamanahalli Kw 228 :{2 Ii) 17 :{ 1 2 21 I 276. ~Iudjgcre Tk :lO!J ;3,j 216 107 IO!) 4:1 :19 40 9 277. Darikongalale l'P" 423 ;'50 JiO 287 145 142 1>9 40 :1(\ ::!78. l\Iasarangala. pp" GG5 19 IH ll5 67 48 2 42 '" 279. l\Ianajulu PPw 468 55 ;;;) :106 153 153 4" 47 12 280. Siradanahalli • Pw 555 50 50 320 Hi9 151 26 22 68 8 281. Chowragal 459 23 Ili> 55 63 13 22 11 5 282. Robbagalalc 428 ~4 127 ;)/ 70 17 283. Vijapnra Forest 1,192 Un-inhabited 36 8 284. Kallur 1) 1-'w· 497 176 H8 88 4" 50 23 285. Kallanigi }IPw 864 470 230 240 2;") 19 113 20 286. :l-Iusavathur P Pw 1,239 82 S2 485 241 244 72 63 116 127 67 2S7. Abburu ::Uachagadana· P Pw 763 9:1 !J:l 555 280 275 48 45 ha.1li. Ii, 288. Singanakuppe 1'w 428 19 1H 102 47 55 8 7 18 289. Gerukuppe Kw 207 15 Iii 99 53 46 3 9 (I 290. Da(ladahalli Tk 229 14 14 67 35 32 29 28 4 291. Jakkahalli Tk 124 11 II 51 23 28 :1 4 292. Arsikattekaval 927 Un-inhabit('(l 293. Mudaganur Kaval Tk fl9l 2 2 2 2 I 294. Hagi Rychanahalli 279 Un~i!\habite(l 3 295. Jogi Hosahalli . Tk 236 9 9 48 21 27 21 296. Ambigodanahalli Pw 380 :\5 ~\5 195 !l" 103 4 297. Kakodanahalli Tk 195 4 4 41 18 2:1 ·56 47 298. Allapatna Kw 610 44 44 n4 121 113 41 20 4 299. l\luda.ganur Pw 735 :?9 :?9 155 69 86 3:1 25 13 2 27 300. Heggadihalli PI'w 785 l(10 HiO 845 416 42\) 78 50 137 267 DIRECTORY T'ALUK-concld. Xon- Total ______\"OUKER:;...A... ______- ______---, workers .-- "·()l'kpr~ (I-IX) I n 111 IY V YI VH VIII IX X ,-A..--., .-A--. : _ _A...~ ,-...A...-., ,-...A...... , ,-""""--. .-A--. ,----"---. ,-..A---., ,--A---., ~--., .31 . M 1-' .M Jj' ~t Jj' :\1 E' 1\1 F )1 F ,)1 l' )1 F ~[ F .\[ F )1 F No . .>- 15 1(; 17 18 l!l :W ::!l 23 24 2,3 :!G _. ~s 2H :m al :{;! :{:~ 34 3.> 3(; 1 20 20 19 20 () 8 271 102 37 101 :;4 3 7;) l:~Z 272 20 16 20 16 :22 Ifi ::!7;~ 26 13 26 13 ::2 41 274 7 4, 6 3 s 1:~ 27;"5 51 35 49 35 56 74 276 70 54 60 51 2 7 2 7.) 88 277 49 33 46 32 1 1 Is 15 27s 106 88 100 87 :; 3 47 6i, 27 !I 97 81 79 75 I) :1 (j -1 2 2 72 70 280 32 37 24 31 2 6 2 3 2:1 26 281 36 39 34 39 I 21 :n 2:'12 tOn-inhabited 283 57 55 '54, 55 2 1 :11 3:~ 284 145 159 139 15.1, .5 4 S,) 81 285 133 I:~2 122 126 2 1 :1 2 4 a 108 1I2 286 151 90 108 44 :1 5 3 2 1 29 43 I:W 185 287 25 27 19 25 2 4 2 22 28 288 :n 25 23 22 1\ :~ 1 1 22 n 289 17 14 II S :1 6 1 2 18 18 290 13 11 11 8 2 10 17 :Wl Un-inhabited 292 2 2 293 "Ln-inliabited 294 10 I? 10 12 II 15 2!)5 50 52 49 52 42 51 296 12 9 12 9 6 14 297 71 70 53 56 15 13 :1 50 43 298 41 45 31 38 9 7 28 41 299 236 226 210 214 1:~ 10 8 4 ISO 203 :100 2fiR TOWN AHKALG-UD Literate Total Nl"hcduk(l I'cheduk(l <1IH1 Arc," Occu- Population Castes Tribl'M educated 81. KAme of TOWIli in pied House. r------..A.-.- .. --, r-..A.-, ~~--, r-.A..-, No. Ward/Block Sq. )'[j]es Houses holds P 1\1 F 1\[ Y 1\1 J<' }l F 2 :1 4 5 6 7 R \) ]0 11 J2 13 14 ArkaIgud (M) 2.20 1,107 1,292 7,057 3,611 3,446 5i,0 501 1,632 880 Block No I l:n 131 7G5 ,104 ;,61 4."\ [10 2lS 14:J 2 III 121 606 2fl4 :U2 10 S HI ,18 3 1:10 130 73a :197 :{3(j 259 127 4 Hi) 145 GH ~~25 :nfl 132 110 82 14 5 n7 127 i:lfI :HH :HiO 146 82 6 89 100 571 :l92 :l7n 102 91 12:\ 74 7 123 173 ll07 498 409 :H8 264 8 97 ll2 6Ill :104 315 1 166 94 9 120 148 788 a86 402 7~ 85 105 48 10 96 105 (;94 :147 ;{47 HIS 167 74 16 Konanur (M) 2.0 891 918 4,994 2,599 2,395 533 497 1,116 669 Block No 1 123 123 635 :W! 231 Ii :3 107 145 2 118 118 1)89 aB 277 2()7 155, 3 117 117 690 351 336 7 2 132 54 4 73 99 443 228 215 115 49 5 130 131 769 3R9 380 2() 13 14·! 124 6 107 107 G43 3:n 312 191 69 7 136 136 823 443 380 3t1R 363 74 7' 8 87 87 502 23R 264 96 116 146 69 Arll:algud Talpk Total 262.7 19,005 19,228 106,786 53,617 53,169 10,004 9,478 6 4 16,028 5,649 Rural 258.5 17,007 17,018 94,735 47,407 47328 8,921 8,481 6 4 13,280 4,100 Urban 4.2 1,998 2,210 12051 6,210 5,841 1,083 997 2,748 1,549 2G9 DIRECTORY TALUK Tub,[ \\'UHKEllS NOIl- workers ,------______..A.______--.., worker> (I-IX) 1 H III 1\- V \I YlI YlLI IX X ,-..A.. __ ,-..A..--. ,---"--.,. ,-~ ,---A---,. ,-..A._--, ,-~,--A--. ,-.A..-" ,-.A..-, ,-.A..--, :)1. i\1 :1<' .:II 1'- .:It ]<' :II 1i M .F J\I F .:II .F :It :1" :II ]1' .:II .F III .F No' 15 l() 17 18 1\) 2U 21 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1950 1076 722 571 93 85 31 10 184 275 112 7 62 9 259 26 30 1 457 92 1661 2370 (M) lUU ~iJ 15 4 1 15 3t; 14 32 2 2:3 8 214 272 153 lOti ;) 7 7 3 5 7 18 2 I 20 4 141 206 2 227 ::>7 :!:J 5 :l 3 3 12 19 26 55 3 11 1 !JO 5 170 299 :3 171 142 IIi) XU 48 46 4 4 :3 17 8 154 177 4 ]9-1 83 12 68 66 1:~ Ii 45 2 7 43 16 170 281 5 IOU 07 50 3t I 42 40 10 2 17 8 26 36 14 102 182 6 209 ii4 30 7 3 2 14 31 9 20 12 IH 14 28!J 355 7 175 71 :1:1 3 2 5 45 11 2 72 1tl 4!J 5 13] 241 S 219 173 116 l~U 18 3 2 18 21 7 11 6 44 12 167 229 9 22-1 219 183 10-1 7 10 5 8 6 21 6 12:1 128 10 1371 324 389 71 213 82 28 2 126 95 86 22 27 1 195 14 21 286 37 1228 2071 (M) 131 16 25 -1 5 4 5 3 G 79 6 173 215 15t 27 46 2 3 12 7 19 10 6 59 12 161 250 2 187 56 51 22 7 11 2 24 12 2.) 7 24 2 42 12 167 280 3 ., 114 58 7 4 40 57 .) 39 12 1 114 157 4 211 29 32 2 25 II) 19 13 31 8 44 40 4 17S 3lil 5 208 8]]4 :1 4 8 5 2 41 3 32 12;\ 304 6 287 125 114 41 1:1:\ (i 21 2 11 156 255 7 ., 82 .~ 40 J9 ., 3 4 2 11 2 J56 259 S 30,821 20,173 24,379 16,492 1,645 1,401 377 1831,286 1,312 359 84 217 21 694 100 73 1 1,791 579 22,796 32,996 T 27,500 18,773 23,268 15,850 1,339 1,234 318 171 976 942 161 55 128 11 240 60 22 1,048 450 19,907 _28,555 R 3,321 1,400 1,111 642 306 167 59 12 310 370 918 29 89 10 454 40 51 1 743 129 2,889 4,441 U 270 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES AR~lKERE TALC'1\. :)'jUll.l"C in Sqmt-l'Il in the Taluk the TaJuk 1 \)\\\ l'opulatil)n map in 1\.161 Populatiol\ map in Census ,--..)o.._ __ -, which tIl(' Cell "lIS .---__ .A._---. which the Sl. loc"tion 1951 1961 Yil1age Sl. location Ill51 1961 Village Xo. Code Census C('nsus "ppc"'r~ X!). Xame of \'illnge Code Census Census appears :J o 2 :{ 4 5 () Adihalli 20 44S 520 E~5 5:1 llylakel'e Zoo I,HJ 14tl P-3 2 AdilH11!i 14!) 40G 432 G-4 54 Byragolltlallahalli 267 535 ()58 D-3 3 Agunda 5 1,767 2.071 D--4 55 Byrambhudi 284 506 607 E-2 4 Agraham :104 276 286 ('-2 56 Byrapum :)46 125 157 C-4 i) Ahama.Ua pll ra :167 501 573 B-4 57 Byrapul"a :{HU 82 116 B-3 tl Ajianahalli :U 1:ll 159 E--{ 58 Byrapura 2'17 1:.l!J 165 C-2 7 .·\Iadalwlli 112 441 4S6 O-f) 59 .!lyrapm·" IS7 D-2 H AnalHlnlU\lmlii ~G2 150 128 C--:l 60 CIl!1~a.c\l~ere 123 794 977 G-5 9 AnJll1.vikan:>halii (ll 63~ n20 E-3 61 Challa.pura 31 477 514 E-4 lOA lUlapura 4(\ 97 148 F-4 62 Chaluvan&halli 29\\ 904 960 D-2 II Annellahalli :\4 405 4:14 E-5 63 Chcnnan"yak>1nah"lIi !J:l H4 lO\) F-5 l:l AppPlluhalli 1-15 166 :\5 P~3 64 Chandalapura 14 In 173 D-4 13 Araken' IS2 1,107 1,2i4 D-2 05 l'hannapul"a 128 H16 383 G-4 14 Areikert' 1 1.518 1,641 D- ,1 66 Chl1nnapllm 256 0-2 15 Arehalli 2H 217 214 C-:J 67 Chcelanah"n i 154 282 355 :1<'-4 l(l Attiguuda J(Mal 2:H 21n g-1 68 CbiJ.ka.banavant 257 151 144 C-3 17 Bache""halli SO' :30iS :390 F-4 69 Uhikka.ga,nda.si 80 45:~ 526 .1<'-4 18 lJagesh {IUra 134 1,015 1.284 70 Chikkajji Kattehuili 177 102 165 1)-1 19 BagilghaHa ;{U3 421 44:> c-'l 71 Chikka.·ncttikurk(' 841 583 626 20 Bag",· alll , 114 864 901 (_j-~5 72 Chikkametikurkp :{22 105 III B-5 21 Banarasanahally 240 C-2 7:3 Chikkamlllanahalli 261 208 343 0-3 22 Banayara 2:~2 (i2:1 (i5:; 74 Chikka.linganahalli 213 220 225 F-2 23 Bandihalli 101 49 70 7 i'i C'hikkuliul!anaha.Jli 178 99 138 D-l 2·i Bandihalli 16 :lS5 454 E-4 76 Chikk&rihlli :l06 164 163 C-2 25 Bandckcn' 27n 1,201 1.4:l2 D-3 ii C'hikkondihalli 350 242 25i B-·':-4 26 B"nd1ll' 22:~ 988 1,080 E-2 78 l'hikkur 72 990 21)2 D-:3 27 Baulligundihalli ;H:~ 234 :301 A-5 79 C'hittana.halli 151 229 :341 F-4 28 B"savulU,hulli 2:;1) 204 2iO ('-2 bO Dananja..vapura 227 275 427 B-1 29 Basa.muah"lli 336 C-5 8:L Dasena.ha.Hi 81 233 332 F-4 :{O Ba.sa.vanapum. 121 64 134 G-5 82 Da.sihalli 7 605 649 D-5 31 Basavarajapum 278 173 293 D-3 83 Deshani 196 49 552 E-2 32 Being. mba 40 846 1,126 E-5 84 Devagonda.nahalli 75 80 61) D--:J Jj'-3 :~:~ Bego()l'anahn,l\i \)() }"-5 8il Denl.raya.pa.tna 54 :{4 Bchwa.ttahalli 50 :~12 28i :F-4 86 Devihalli :H6 E-2 :;5 Bela. valli 1t;4 423 491 1}-·2 87 DibbuI" :J51 808 9:39 B-4 3(; Bettadapura 285 145 IGi5 D-2 88 D. KaJ1ahalli 194 112 159 E-2 :17 Bettehulli :164 1l-·3 8!l D. ~Ietikurkc :13!J 1,317 1,790 B-5 :;8 Bevinahalli ;\02 -10.) D-2 9(1 Doddaghatta :!:·lO 284 295 E-l 39 Bidarekan,1 100 l;lU ~"~~-5 91 Doddaghatta :347 liO }!l,l C-4 40 Bilanahalli 144 lU7 143 F--3 92 Dodda.yaraganahalli lln 649 813 G-5 41 Bisalah,.lIi 28:1 2:3iS :!!J7 E---3 93 Voddcnahalli 651 7!)3 ];'-3 42 Bisalahalli 157 3(;0 4:n ],,'-4 94 Voddcna halli 242 ::16 170 c-') 4:; Bommanchihalli 129 81 114 U--4 95 Voddenahalli aOI H2 15a 11-2 44 Bommagondanah>1l1i 22!l E- ·1 \)6 Oonnakatte :no 489 576 A-5 45 BOJlllllana.halli ti7 101 E--3 !l7 VUlllmenahalli 1:; 77:) 851 D-4 46 BOmnU1S>1nlUdru 311 4!)5 A--5 !IS Vyamenaha.lly 11l:1 E-l 47 BOlllIlmnahaJli 18:1 D-2 99 Esuranaballi 152 10 }<'-4 48 Bnmnwnahally -1 11-4 11)0 Gatldenahalli 166 71 257 D-l 49 Booc\wna.halli 161i \)-1 101 f1a.ndasi 79 1,592 1,941) ];'-4 50 Booeht'nahalli K,wal 164 E-l 102 G>1njikcn~ 24:~ :{26 387 C-:l 51 Borah"iJi 169 15H F-4 ](j:~ Guttinake)"p i)() :~72 474 B-3 52 Byad"rahalli 250 ;355 C--3 101 Gijjihalli 63 360 411 E-3 2> 4 5 _------·..... ~r-~·---""""'"'--,::--~--~-_,r__-~--~---_. RE:F~RENCES i Talu/( Boundary. i I Viflage stati' Roads. -+-- --_ --i-- Other " Railway Line. ''''''''''lil A n'avelle,.'S Bungalow T.J3. Ho:;pita/.s. e I ::I: B SCALE l:a ~ 0 ~ 4 Miles "~l. r- t= I I I -r- c --I-----~--- ~-- - --'_ --- c V F '» ~T-~ ~ G TALUK MAP OF -~------+ ARSIKERE I HASSAN DISTRICT 271 AtPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ARSIKERE TALUK--contd. b(-lu(:tl'e in Square in the Taluk the T",luk 1961 Population map in 1961 Population map in Census ,--_...A..__ -, which tho Census ,--_..A....-_-, which the Yillage Sl. Sl. location 1951 1961 location 1951 1961 Village No. ",ame of Vill,tge Cooo Census Ccnsus appear" Xo. Xame of Village Code Census Census appears 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 105 Giribollllllanahalli III lOll B-:l 1.')7 Janavara 355 171 201 C-4 106 Gollarahalli 28:3 124 C-n Hi8 Javagal 162 2,836 3,735 E-1 107 Gollarahalli 218 :W6 B-4 159 Javannahalli 68 44 79 E-3 108 Gollarahalli 19s 402 505 E-:~ 160 Jayachamarajapura 337 1,475 1,728 0-5 109 Gollarahalli ·it 283 293 161 Jeekanahalli 94 :l21 302 F-5 110 Gollarahalli 160 301 344 F-4 162 J eenakerchalli 133 89 94 G-3 III Gopagondanahalli 228 E-l 16:~ Jobigenahalli 83 206 256 F-5 112 Govindapura 197 79 10:3 F-,; 164 Joganahalli 1130 145 19\) F-4 113 Guddenahalli 97 71 86 ]'-13 1613 Jothi lIfallapura :l9 117 137 E-4 114 G undakallahalli 64 181 209 R-5 l66 Kachighatt", 294 ()92 712 D-2 115 GIlll ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ARSIKERE TALUK--contd. S(_!unre in Square III the Taluk the Taluk 1961 l'L·vulation lllap in 1961 ]'opulation map in ,-__ ..A.._--",\ which Census .--_..A. __ ~ which the Censu9 location 1951 1961 the Village :-11. loca.tion 1951 1961 Yillage ~J. Name of \,ill[1ge ('.ode ('ellRu, Cenons a.ppel\r~ Ko. Name of Villa)!;e Code Census Ccn8u~ appear. ="0. 4 6 3 4 5 ~ :2 3 5 2:!5 460 582 ~-2 209 Kondilil\gana!wlli 2flG ]) :2 261 :'.108al<' (;5 11S 535 E-:J 210 Komlanalu 10:3 5:.lS 539 G--fi 262 Muddallahalli 62 150 207 .1"..-3 211 KOI'pnalmlli 292 789 980 D-2 26:1 Muddaranganahalli 156 (Jib 1,282 }'-4 212 Kud.,",utl Ii 124 US5 741 (}-4 264 Muddi 66 981 1,129 E-:J 21:3 Ku" (,anLghatt,1 312 :341 . :llS A-,'j ~65 :\larumli 266 ;\[uktikere 140 218 301 G-3 214 K""gattu1,ftlli 2!l l:lJ l8i. h--4 267 :\IyI11l1ahalli 2M IlB lll) C-3 2[;) Kurubarahalli 336 C-5 22 426 516 E-S 216 KUl'ubal'ahalIi 268 :300 31>8 ])-:3 268 :\[ylanahalli 127 Ol\O 761 G-4 217 Kurubara.balli 218 234 280 }1~~2 21)9 !\'agarahalli 248 604 iBB C-3 218 KlIl'udahally lil5 :300 431 1~-2 270 :l\&ga.ltmudm 76 :.147 404 D-3 219 Kurtl\'lluka 260 \l6G 1,032 C-3 271 ); aga thihalli 146 17 35 G-3 220 Kyatba,wth"Jli 348 525 U43 C--4 .272 Nagathihalli :,45 572 710 C-4 221 Lakkihally Kaval 90 4 }'-5 27:1 Nagavedi 274 Nagellltham 202 511 }'-3 222 I~ak"hmidt',-a]'",halli 18 :!1)5 349 E-'~ 212 25 F-2 223 L"lanakerl' 122 550 744 G.-.~ 275 Na.ikll."a!';'('I'P 147 170 217 0-4 224 Ll>yalapul'a 74 210 252 D~:1 276 NandihaJli 91 :l79 310 F-5 225 Lingcd"nahalli 258 (;4 1 1!1 C-:l 277 N&rammanahalli 18[> 338 3,,1 1)-2 22B ],ingapum lUi I:~ 9\) G-5 2;8 Naraeipura 356 752 954 B-4 227 Lil1galllop\lrtC 224 4!1 146 E-l 279 Nara.~ipura B-,j 26 374 41.5 E-4 228 Madalu 320 1,335 1,482 280 Naray&na.settihalli 222 109 E-2 229 Mudanahalli 19:\ 314 50S E-:~ 281 Neelagirika,yal 136 354, 417 G-3 230 Mllodanahalli 190 435 53G E-2 282 Neergunda 171 897 ],175 D-l 231 ]\bdanil'uflt 247 0-3 283 Rerlig!! 330 405 473 D-5 232 l\l ALFHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES AR8IKEHE TALUK-concld. S(lU{l,re in tiqllare in tho Tallll;: the Taluk Hllll 1)l;-l,p in 1!l61 Population lllap in CCllSU::; whieh the Censu8 "'hidl the ;-;1. IOCi.ttinli IH61 !!J6l Yillage location 10j1 l()lll Yillage Ko. Xallwof t hl' \'iJIagc ('Jel" ( \:n"u:; C('11SU::; appears Xa.mc of Village Code Cellsus Census appearE Ii :! :3 ;J 6 :n3 Slu1n!mmllnlmlii G 541 ()30 D-- 4 34:l ThilllIlle.ppallahalli 281 D-3 :114 Slmutlmm11,,"l1i 277 D-- :~ 343 ThimIllas('\ tihall i 287 D-2 315 ::ihin,pura 87 :!08 :l73 E--,~ 344 Thimmcm.halli 172 222 295 D-l :IHl S. Kll.!lahalli 1GS 20H 270 U-l 345 Thippanahalli 36 149 218 E-4 :317 i'-)iddaVllnt :!Ii lJ-:: :346 ThiThippl'Imlllllli 23fJ C-2 :ns f-iinglmahalli 131 :14 ;)1 (\-4 :\47 ThippeghaU:1 252 373 381 0-3 319 S;llg"to.g0l"(\ 214 363 469 };-2 348 Tirupathi :1 250 206 D~J :{20 SinganH,hnl\i 191 :)03 ~07 l~-2 349 Tirupathihalli 2~0 18i 250 E-2 :~21 0iDga.J'H,hall; i'\ ])-4 :350 Til'upathihalli 27 223 280 E--4 J22 Sirigena.halli 33:; !);l 12G C-5 351 L granr,lmlli 105 143 141 1<'-5 :_;'2H Son~anahnl1j 74 9:l D-4 352 lJndignaIu 215 839 1.1:15 E-2 3.:Z":1 ~Olnapur3' D-l ;>03 Uppal' Kalenahalli 189 M 51 E-2 a:'! ..") :-)ollHlbettiha.lli l86 19fJ 13--,1 354 Gppinahalli 305 197 187 0-2 :126 SOlHrmahalii s-t M4 u:20 F-5 :355 Yadagllrdwlli 11.; 196 232 G-f' :~27 Soppinahalli 3Hl 668 fJ4fJ B-4 356 Vaderaha.lli 207 :l24 226 E-3 :J2S Sulck('rc 15 ;,0;1 G4.'> D-4 :357 Vaiehalli :1;")B 2:23 258 0-3 :;~n l')u~(ljnllllanahalli ::U8 1l--2 3ii8 l;pnliata'Jmra 2:1-.1- llH 1:~:l 0-2 a:{O Suukn,lapura "illl :W:.l F-5 3119 V l·llkata.pura :?75 D-4 :3:H Sunh"lahalli 26G lG6 202 C-3 :{60 Vittalapura 58 UG 205 E- 3 :332 i:iylh!\alJalli 27G D-3 ~Hil ·V· oderf'JutHi 300 30 42 D--2 :J:33 Tn,laiul' 28 728 932 E-5 362 Vl'udavf1nahalli 206 219 290 F-2 :l:H Tavarehalli 179 88 122 D-2 36:3 Yachagoncbnahalli 319 315 359 :3:36 Thala,lthol'e 13 illl 8:)4 F-! 3GJ Yadapura uf) :328 451 E-3 ;,;,6 ThollLligna.hltlli 2·1] 926 1,064 C--2 36,) Yadavanahalli S.:i a54 480 F-5 ;,;n Thudilicllahalli :\32 108 147 C-·6 3tH; Y ~rehani 253 10() 171 0-3 :338 Th"mbltpul'a, 327 294 :\76 C--6 :IGi Yarelmlli 321 568 666 B-5 339 Thimmltlapum 188 80 111 lJ-:l ':168 Yamga.lwlLl :\34 306 373 C-J a"lO Thinllnah1pura 120 J(j 4!l 1:--5 36() Y cla ,-a I'C 59 313 2:32 E-3 ;)41 ThimmaIa]'lIl'a :\7 120 1fJ4 370 Yerig"nahalli 118 3H 446 G-5 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTAB1ISH~IENTS 2i3(12); l'.bnchellahalli 309(1); Yah,v"re 369(1); Annayi]mnahalli 340(1); Gandasi 200(1), 388(1); Chili Total: 200(36); 203(1); 205(4); 207(19); 209(9); 214(2); 218(8); kagandasi 369(1); BachenahaUi 350(1); Chikkatihalli 220(1); 230(2); 231(1); 262(2); 273(54); 277(1); 280(2); 3~:;(1); Kcnliere 200(1), 273(3); Ramenahalli 350(1); 283(1); 289(13); 302('*); 310(1); 311(6); 334(1); 325(1); '~Tr"'lt:igere 3iJO(12); J\Iarnascttihflolli 369(2), 303(1); 336(4); 340(1); ~,50(36); 365(1); 368(1); 369(31); 376(1); .11 0 nne n a h a II i l!i3(1); Lalanakcrc 273(2), 378(3); 384(:); 338(26); 389(4); 392(1); 393(18); 394(1), ;)St-I(l), 3!J:;(1); Kalgundi 360(1), ::193(1); Nagara, HilmI: 200(22); :::03(1); 207(5); 262(2); 273(40); 283(1); 289(6); ::~:~(l), 369(1); Xandihalli 311(1); Ohallnapura- 310(1); :311(1); 340(1); 750(31); 3G8(1); :169(28); 388(7); 350(5), 368(1), 393(2); lIIahadnarahalli 289(1), 310(1), 3K9(2); ;383(14). ag3(1); Bageshpura 200(2), 393(1); Karehalli 369(1); l'.ladalu 273(1), 369(1), 393(1); Hummellahalli 393(1); Crl",a: 200(1-+); :::~1,)(4); 207(14); 209(9); 214(2); 218(8); 2:20(1); Madalu 369(1); Bisalahalli 350(2), 369(1); Mangala 230(1): nI(t); 273(14); 277(1); 280(2); 2S()(7): :,02(4); pura 350(1); Hayagar 200(2), 273(10),283(1),289(2), :lll(;'ij; :,34(1); 335(1); 3:;,:(l1: 350(5); 365(1); 3G9(3); 750(1), 369(1), 388(1), 393(1); Santhehalli 200(1), :\7\i1); 3i8(3); 384(1); 78S(.le;; ;;S9(2); 3\12(1); :\93(4); 273(1), 289(2); Arakere 200(1); Belavalla 273(1), :\9';1 ). Kolaguncla 200(1), 369(1); Dekhani 750(1), 3fJ9(1); K'1rugullda 393(1); Kalyadi 273(1); Udigna:u 200(1), VILLAC HASSAN is 274 VILLAGE AltSlKElm Literate 'rotal Hche 1. Arsikere* H D RhaPo Pw 3,:n:1 322 322 1,641 862 77B 179 loU 22() 63 2. Karehalli PPw 286 63 63 333 169 164 139 164 :1 1 3. Tirupathi Pw 516 44 44 206 94 112 7 4 22 7 4. Bommenn.ha)]j PPw 162 ]56 156 814 :393 421 209 228 125 4i 5. Agunda* )1 Pw 1'0 1,699 351 35\) 2,071 1,068 1,00:1 288 27!l 545 177 6. ~hankara.na.halli l'l'w :J,584 Ill) 122 650 :1:33 317 98 !l0 122 22 7. Do.sihslli pp", 1,685 122 122 649 :l50 299 87 66 128 15 8. SinganahaJli 169 Un-inhabited 9' Somanahalli PKw 401 I-l 14 92 49 4:1 24 10. Karlahalli Pw 212 22 22 146 69 7i 25 2 11. Kenchenahalli 466 l)n -inha bitcu 12. Pura. 48 Un-inhabited 13. Dummenahalli M l'w Po 664 128 128 851 439 412 45 46 275 lOa - 14. Chandalapura P 134 22 22 173 92 81 7 {) 60 26 15. Suleke"1) P},,,, Po 4,151 9.5 95 645 324 :121 70 70 165 . 57 16. Handihalli PPw 2i4 87 Hi 454 222 232 4 GU 17. Kodiha.lli Kw 191 24 24 151 72 79 39 IS. La.kshmide,·a.rahalli Pw 449 37 :n 2411 127 122 :11 24 50 12 19. Honna.settihalJi Pw 334 :31 31 180 77 103 :W 23 28 ;) 20. Adihalli PPw 1,249 107 107 520 247 273 au 44 89 26 21. Haralakatte Pw 828 56 56 :!35 161 174 IS 20 88 20 22. Mylanahalli PPw 1,037 85 85 516 262 254 139 117 83 34 23. Runl\Sekatte PPw 377 58 6:3 282 144 138 ;\4 34 89 22 24. Ponnasamudra )1 Pw Po 939 63 113 373 181 1!J2 27 37 113 fi6 25. Ktlllengere )1 Pw Po 1,469 178 178 978 497 481 150 132 186 84 26. ~arayansettihalli Pw 17() 86 86 415 223 192 148 125 31 :I 27. Tirupathihalli PP", 137 47 47 280 154 136 4 2 37 2 28. Talalur PPwPo 1,759 189 189 932 473 409 14 130 218 120 29. Kungattahalli Pw 354 23 23 185 99 86 7 1 49 6 )'W 30. Hunnenahalli 183 21 21 107 54 53 20 19 17 31. ChaJlapura 1'1'", 635 91 91 514 269 245 73 54 tHi 13 32. Ajjanahalli I' Pw 398 27 27 159 91 68 7 28 2 :13. SaJaparahalli Pw fi29 22 22 128 61 67 18 I 34. Annenahalli PPw 551 90 94 434 211 2,> 20 75 12 35. Rangapura Kaval 4,690 L'n-inhabit(,(\ 36. Thippanahalli PPw 261 32 32 till IOU 109 6 56 4 37. Thimmslspura Pw 488 25 25 164 91 73 :l 2 46 20 38. Kodihalli MPw 1,249 Il7 120 625 327 298 62 43 119 27 39. Jothi Mallapura Pw 180 22 22 137 7:l 64 38 2 40. Belagumba MDPw Pu 1,740 184 190 1,126 592 534 172 133 263 68 41. Gollarahalli PPw 740 55 55 293 150 l4:1 10 6 52 7 42. Sankalapura Pw 962 52 52 292 153 139 7 9 72 IO 43. Rangspura Kaval L'n-inhahited 44. Kallakere Kw 263 14 ]4 81 39 42 lti (5. Thalalthore 1,076 161 161 834 421 413 202 ]96 94 9 275 DIRECTORY TALUK Total Non _ _,A______- ___) workcl'~ ,------workers (I-IX) [ II III n- Y . n \,11 VIII IX X ,.--...... --, ,--"------" ,--~ ,--...... ,.--...... -----" ,..-A------" ,---"-----1 ~ ~,..---'------" ,.--"--.. Sl. M }<' )1 F l\I I,' -'I }' )[ I" :\1 F !I[ II M F 1\1 F M F ::'II F No. 15 ]6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2H 29 30 31 32 3:3 34 35 36 1 514 158 2M 2-i 24 7 16 7 2 16 20:3 126 348 621 1 120 49 57 17 63 32 49 115 2 60 Hi 42 3 11 13 34 96 3 250 18 211 9 7 8 2 2 20 6 143 403 4 510 S4 2.37 19 ;)0 l-l :! 8 7 5 169 3S 558 919 5 208 20 155 7 3 19 :1 () 2 1 18 6 12.) 297 6 213 1116 :n:~ 196 137 103 7 Un-inhabited 8 21 ;!(j 2:~ 2 1 21 l\) 9 37 :>5 35 2 30 40 10 L-n-inhabitd II Un-inhabitC([ 12 6 214 :\ 22 2 1 3 166 406 13 13 :19 12 2 1 2 40 68 14 5:3 W4 51 1 I 1:38 268 15 1:1.> 19 110 IJ l:! 7 7 H7 213 16 :li Ii :;:; (i I 2 35 73 17 Gs 16 UO lU 2 :1 59 106 18 - 5U 26 44 16 2 t) 4 21 77 19 Wi 61 14;", 50 6 I[ 10 80 212 20 H2 MI 79 4B 5 2 :3 69 [25 21 156 13 140 B II 3 106 241 22 \17 ,;0 (;t) 47 :W a 47 88 23 124 24 lO:3 2:1 19 I 57 168 24 ;W2 54 222 22 58 32 7 5 205 427 25 143 5 132 2 11 3 80 187 26 HI 6 73 6 1 I I 63 130 27 326 76 264 48 37 9 10 1 148 383 28 5\J 31 4;{ :{O 14 2 40 55 29 :w '7 28 ;) 2 18 46 30 17:1 60 154 ;,2 10 3 4 2 96 185 31 6:1 10 43 (i 4 ]0 2 4 2 2 28 58 32 41 16 32 10 2 () 3 2 20 5I 33 158 ii4 101 26 15 :n 8 10 2 3 18 65 157 34 "C"n-inhabited 35 59 45 39 35 6 385 1 1 5 50 64 36 46 2a 36 13 3 3 -1 7 2 46 50 37 205 102 130 59 24 19 32 17 13 3 3 4 5 122 196 38 44 15 29 9 1 8 6 2 4 29 49 39 353 175 204 94 61 55 43 9 II 3 4 2 27 13 239 360 40 106 30 87 25 5 5 11 2 I 44 113 41 92 38 75 36 7 2 4 2 3 61 101 42 Un-inhabited 43 29 20 24 20 5 10 22 44 284 86 193 45 22 2 51 34 7 1 1 10 3 137 327 45 18* :Z76 VILLAGE AH~lKEHE Litorate Total i:ich"duiL-<1 ~citv,lll"'d <:1..ud ,\.rL'" Veell 1'O]lUlalioll ( ';tSll'S T,.il)('s L'LluoatL'll 81. in pied Holt,,·. ,---..A..------., .--'-, (--.A--.-i, (__A.. ---. ::\0. Yillage Amenitic8 AcreH .!-Iouses 110l " , !I 10 II 12 ] d ., ., 531 211 .:W 118 71 77 ., .J J,)" 46. A!lllUpUm ,., 47. Hilobbanaghattu p Pw 1,63':> 199 211-l %7 475 4\12 (iv ".> 4:::. :'IIo.kanahalli Kw 297 411 -Ill 2(J;) !I(; I(li -W. Hehbcmlollahalli K,, 6\)] 1;1 1 :~ 6;, :ll ;14 ,,0. 13elavattahallj K,,· ~.;)Oll Ii I Iii 2~7 un 141 II ,11. .Jadagatta t' 1'11- !u:; 2411 I:lu lIt! .)/ ;-;2. Doudenah,~llj :'II Pw ],,40 1-10 7!):) 407 :J8(i -J ,j:!. :'IIalidevihallj I'll' ;)74 _I 1-111 (;7 ,:1 10 54. Ucvnrayapatna l'll-inhabited ,,5. Ha.rnahalli¥ :'II D Hhe S 1'0 E(a) E(d) :?,51'i 3,8G2 1,\)l[i l,\)-ii 228 2;W ;}6. U lit tina.kcrc l' 1'11- -174 237 237 2 .) :-;(1 19 ,-;7. Vitta.lapum l' 1',, :!U5 110 \l5 .J .J ;}t)' ;-; 58. Ma.harnakanah::t1li. I',, 220 lIS 1O:! ' 2 Li 44 107 ;;9. Vd:l\"ar~ ]'11- 1.22,3 :?:J2 117 11.) 11 Hi 4S 60. Habbanagl1"tla Ka.nd Ell' SG;~ 1~4 UR 7(; 17 I:? ;2(j 15 (i]. .~Illlayikanll.halli. 1,-164 !);!(I 411 47l! H!6 II.} (;2. .\! uddll.ra.nganahalli 120 207 10;: 104 7 5 -., (;3. c: I ijihalli li-lU ',J 73 411 21\1 192 j j 5:; 13 64. Uundakallahalli :{ I\J ;lO :10 209 ]liS 10 I :12 :n 35 65. :'I[uudan'lhalli :18:3 110 1li) ,-;;)4 281 2,\:1 :!-u :H8 .},j lG ti(i. :\lumlllii 1'1'w 2,415 2:?O 228 1,12l! ;;64 56:;' 241 237 1;)-1 31 67. BO!lllUana.halli 1'\\' l.277 I!) 19 101 57 44 i\7 4.4 .> 68. Javanllahalli I' ::!78 11 II 79 32 47 .) 69. Yadapura l' p". 4·11 82 88 451 :?24 :?D 1Jt! Hi:.' (;4 18 70. KMik",'p I' Pw ,;,S 59 59 ;189 210 liB 3t; Hl 1.3 71. S. Sankodnnahalli 1'I'w 1,(jI(j Ii:! 356 Ui2 Hi! :li 27 104 ;20 72. Chikkul' ~[D 1'w Po 1.:1l2 215 1,2 [(J 011 i)!)H (i4 40 I\)!) 90 73. Kalnaikanahalli . 1'Pw 1,131 182 Hn 41j!) -1[>8 ISJ l7:! Jiil ;i(j 74. Layalapura Pw lUI 4:1 252 I:?7 125 I.> ~:3 l:2 5 75. [)cyagondanahalli K\\- 2lil 14 (iG 2s I 76. ::\agathiho.lli 1'IJw 53(j (i2 li2 4t1J 214 I!!() Ii 11 77. ,!ajour l'l'w S47 ](iJ 164 S:JO 429 401 17 loi!! .i 78. Hanjigo!l,lan:1ilalli P"." 332 :lS 147 73 7-t I:? 14, ! 79. Gandasi MD l:'wIJo 1,625 156 15(j L94H !I!)± $);;;) :W :~o 400 120 80. ('hikkagu",U,si PI'", 1,:348 97 98 G:l6 261 2G2 :ll 2U 0-11 10 :-H. DaHcllahalli IJ w :l61 6J 61 :332 lv3 .Ilill 12 10 to 8" Bachenahalli PI'w G48 68 68 390 185 20;; \1 .[ I,> 16 83. .To bigenahalli Pw 378 41 41 2(1) 122 134 -12 :~O .1:) J 8·1. Somanahalli Pw 929 III 11:1 620 :306 :)14 I!! 1-1 10.> 20 85. Yadavanahalli* )1 Po D ghc Pw 1,038 70 :;0 480 201 tI\) 28 2:) 1:1I :;2 8G. .l\lallcnahalli l' 61S 3!1 50 :'00 U8 1:12 ;!!J 5!J 87. Shivapura l' Pw :385 47 49 273 143 ]:lO ,; 48 88. 8anncnahalli ]'w 774 :13 34 185 88 !l7 :?H 89. J ala.garanahalli 1'l'w 262 l() 16 lOG 50 5U 00. Lakkihally Kantl 159 l_' n-inhabited 277 DIRECTORY T.ALUK-rOii/ti. Total ',"ORln:n, Xon "·ork,,!",, ... ______...-. ______._ ...A... .. _ .. ___._ ... ---_._---, workcn. (I-IX) n VII 1"1[[ IX X ,-..A..._, ,-..A...__ ,-..A...-, ~ ,-.A--." ~ 81. }[ F :\1 F ;U 1,' }1 . F .iIl F }I :b' 1\0. Lj 16 17 IS 21 22 23 24 .,.)")0) II i, 4 19 58 46 3111 411 .) :; ;; 4 165 441 t7 ;; 4 38 OS ·18 III :: .) 12 31 49 ') ., fl·! 7 !) .) K .)~ 1:14 50 77 2 ,:3 .) .");} 1.1"7 51 2;JO K 2ll ;) :\ Ii,; :ns 52 ::1 4 :\6 n 53 en-in h abit(',1 54 I,06t 41 K i7G :lll 7.1 4!l 7 :li H) 21l .,.) 97 20 s;n 1.52!) 55 I;jG 1,jG 13U 151 6 ;) .) 9 81 5G 80 Gf) 6:~ 55 ]2 2 2G 57 74 59 61 56 .~ 11 :\ 43 58 SI GO 51 44 :1 22 JI; 55 5fJ ~4 ~2 3U 35 .," 7 34 60 :?~;) 12G 168 3! ;) n 5 20 2 156 35:: 61 no, (i7 fiS fi-1 1 I I 38 37 62 1:2:! (i n;; 1 !) (i 10 2 97 ISG 63 ., (ii 10 ;}!) I 13 :\ ., 6 8 44 91 64 I if! IGD ];)2 131l 23 2 1 102 U3 6:; :r;:: 2:,K 354 238 1.5 ]6 2 2 I!)] 307 GG 2') :, 28 ;{ 28 41 67 l! 11 18 47 68 11:, ·1101 I 7 1 2 HI 223 61l 114 4 !)!) ;; 4. 10 9G 175 70 ;) D8 :l 2 I 4 2 840 161 71 .)4 2SS 25 -1 4 17 ;l 3 22 2 268 565 72 21l 211 20 .,'.) I 20 2 2 ](i 58 6 157 429 73 ;, (i;, 3 :~ 2 1 53 120 7-1 :~ p :l a :;0 75 ., 147 40 ., 10:\ 2 G7 87 7() 25!J ]4 211 i> 7 12 4 (i 4 10 .) 170 387 77 !I ,~ ,J (j :\ 2 I ~ :?O 65 78 5:12 I:H 9S 44 15 1:, 17 [) 17 4 3 -162 8:l4 79 172 J:i-1 14L 2·1 13 3 9:? lOS SO ·, Ion fl7 !l4 I .) :;-1 81 ]U 107 ]0') :1 ;; 71 08 82 ,(i (is 71 :? 46 60 83 1 SG In:) 1()3 17 4 120 :!ll 84 IGO G·) I:W ., 7 .) :l 101 157 85 SO 70 2 2 IS 48 62 86 117 68 2 1 46 02 87 57 41 :}I 5G 88 34 25 24 16 31 89 F n-inha hit('(1 90 278 VILLAGE ARSIKERE LitC'ratc Total S"h"dulc{l SehC'dulea and Area. Occu Population. Cltst(,B Tribes educated Sl. in pi."l House· r----"-- .-----, ,--"-----, ~-, ,..-"-----, No. Village Ameniti('s Acr('s HOUSC'B holds P :M 1< )1 F 111 F M F I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 91. NarammanahaIli PPw 398 57 57 310 150 l(j() 11 14 64 4 92. Hullekere MPw 1.342 136 136 742 3(\7 :175 42 :15 142 30 93. Chenna.tayakanahalli. PPw :{29 21 21 109 5;; 54 25 18 24 6 94. J eekanahalli PKw 760 63 63 :~02 145 157 27 30 45 4 95. Hcggatta PKw !l35 106 109 fi93 349 344 27 2:l 89 17 96. Begoorallahalli 232 l'1I-inhahitpd 97. Gaddenahalli Pw 242 16 16 86 45 41 6 98. Kenkerc MKwPo 2,846 513 515 2,654 1,356 1,298 (i~ 50 2 370 40 99. MaHapura PPw 271 33 33 212 109 103 5 4 40 6 100. Biderekaval 200 38 35 139 72 67 37 36 4 1 101. Bandihalli 88 14 14 70 34 36 34 36 102. Mangalapura PPw 251 31 31 220 ll8 102 I 1 45 8 103. Kondallalu P 1'w 1,254 95 95 539 256 283 7 3 73 5 104. Mansettihalli l' Kw 1,064 95 98 492 235 257 64 72 5 3 50 12 105. lJgranahalli Kw 216 35 35 144 68 76 9 106. Gundakanahalli. Kw 481 44 44 279 141 138 62 6 107. Rurugil:all\·ooi. p 820 74 78 428 219 209 14 20 2 93 21 108. Honllenahalli P 309 58 58 SS8 177 179 38 8 109. Honnakumaranahalli 'l'k 966 64 65 381 185 196 2 54 14 1l0. Honncllahalli 785 24 2.1 132 74 ;;8 26 7 Ill. Lingapura. 215 20 20 99 49 iiO 2.1 2 112. Aladahalli 713 S9 89 486 2:n 21i5 9 7 122 .38 113. Karimanahalli 263 45 45 210 102 108 7 4 32 3 114. Baguvalu 1,385 134 135 901 ,167 434 32 22 .. 284 103 115. Vadagarahalli 384 42 42 232 105 127 22 22 62 23 116. Hiriyalu PKw .fo87 73 73 457 228 229 19 7 117 43 H7. Hirisamudra. Kw 304 29 20 130 68 62 23 fl llS. Yer·ganahaJli PPw 1,071 85 85 446 227 219 117 67 119. Doddayaraganahllu PPw 865 152 156 813 386 427 9 S 108 20 120. Thimmalapura 133 7 7 49 26 23 2 5 121. Basavanapura PKw 249 25 25 134 61 73 14 16 17 5 122. Lalanakere PTk 1,494 107 114 744 375 369 16 15 Hi3 39 123. Chagachgere * ~I Kw Po 1,153 173 173 977 495 482 19 :30 198 44 124. Kudakundi MKw 1,345 II9 119 741 365 376 :n 27 128 26 125. Manchenahalli PTk 492 48 48 279 139 140 71 19 126. ManchenahaJlj Kava! 493 tTn-inhahited 127. Nagarahalli * MTkPo 1,194 127 127 761 375 386 46 39 !l5 13 128. Channa.pura. PTk 454 71 71 783 193 190 28 28 110 43 129. Bomma.nchihalli 288 18 18 II4 54 60 19 10 130. Ja.kkanahalli Pw 907 72 72 424 217 207 8 7 96 29 131. Singanahalli 265 7 7 31 13 18 3 1 132. Mahadeva.rahalli PTk 1,017 133 133 767 389 378 15 9 202 51 133. Jeenakereha.lli Pw 370 21 21 94 48 46 25 2 134. Bageshpura * MPoPw 2,943 238 247 1,284 628 663 61 72 223 94 135. Ranjihalli Kw 331 47 47 262 124 138 9 13 20 279 DIRECTORY TALUK ~contrl_ Total "rOnKERS ~on workers r----~~- -"------~~------..~--~-. ------, worker. (I-IX) r II HI IV V VI VII VIII IX X r--"--.., ~ r--"-----. r--"--...... -"-. r-~ ~ ....-"-. r--"-----. r-.A..-, r-~ SI. )1 F ~1 F )1 F 11 F 111 F -:'1 F 1>1 1<' .M F ~1 F M F :iii F No. 1;-; 16 Ii IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 :n 32 33 34 3ii 36 D8 90 84 80 {) 2 10 5 2 52 70 91 223 172 155 134 18 27 4 2n 9 2 15 144 203 92 3~ 24 20 20 4 4 3 .'i 23 30 93 101 64 85 50 !l 8 6 (; 44 93 94 215 104 Iii !l0 18 9 12 ii 9 134 240 95 lTn-inhabited 91S 34 21 3:3 20 1 97 8:39 331 749 200 2 6 3 70 124 2 517 967 98 64 29 51 29 8 :3 2 45 74 99 44 17 44 17 28 50 100 19 19 15 :36 JOl 65 2 61 2 53 100 102 173 III 153 106 4 83 172 103 162 95 129 88 13 2 2 73 162 104 48 35 45 3() 20 41 105 82 23 67 22 4 5 1 2 1 59 U5 106 142 6 II4 12 8 5 4 4 1 77 203 107 107 66 91 59 2 2 10 5 2 2 70 113 108 122 91 74 71 10 8 24 I) !) 2 6 5 63 105 109 51 1·) 51 II 23 46 110 31 16 :n 16 18 34 111 149 113 125 99 11 7 3 5 11 82 142 112 76 67 66 66 4 6 26 41 113 279 165 188 149 21 22 6 22 2 22 5 188 269 114 68 35 55 32 :1 4 2 6 :17 92 115 134 72 110 68 \" 2 fi 9-1 157 116 40 24 a5 2:3 3 1 2 28 38 Il7 132 106 107 88 20 16 5 2 95 113 118 223 185 206 172 II 13 4 163 2-12 119 If> 14 Hi 12 1 2 10 \) l20 :15 38 30 3;":. 5 26 35 121 216 206 174 198 32 .) 3 2 159 163 122 263 108 212 60 35 40 232 374 123 238 222 228 222 4 2 127 154 124 102 ii 96 i3 4 4 :17 63 125 Un-inhabited 126 235 218 199 lSI 2 2!l 30 3 14tJ IG8 127 I II :37 96 :12 9 2 4 82 1.")3 128 28 15 28 15 26 45 129 130 39 125 39 :~ 2 87 168 130 9 2 fj 2 -l 16 l:n 236 193 213 193 II l53 185 l32 31 28 26 26 2 4 17 18 133 394 347 250 314 22 8 6;'; 21 21 16 :1 227 :n6 134 81 78 70 6i II I 2 4:1 60 135 280 VILLAGE ARSIKER!~ Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Al'Clt Occu Populatioll Castes Tribes c(lucatcd 81. in pied House ,----_A_---. ,---__A_-, ,,--A----, __A_--, No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds l' :i\I F :\1 F ~I F ~l :F 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1-1 136. Necl'gundi1 PKw 970 83 83 417 214 203 40 26 84 16 o 137. Hosahalli 309 36 36 164 S1 S:\ 10 7 :\1 ., 13S. Kammarghatta 321 76 76 514 263 24H 71 39 J 39. Kadehalli PKw 380 38 38 IHS 105 93 12 10 3! 7 140. Muktikerehalli l'w 1,14.; 62 62 301 15!! 142 3! 44- 2S 141. Rangapum PTk 70S 44 254 123 131 22 13 :u .) 142. Rangenapura llO Un-illha.bited 143. Rangapura Kaval 4,932 Un-inhahitcll 144. Bilenahalli Pw 661 25 25 14:3 7R 0;') 6 8 145. Appenahalli PPw 676 29 29 161 84 77 38 146. Nagathihalli Pw 3G5 ;; 5 35 20 16 4 147. Nandihalli 455 40 40 217 109 108 32 27 14S. Hosahi111i PPw 294 16 16 86 44 4-2 1 4 14-9. Adihalli l' 755 84 84- 432 207 221) 21 99 17 150. Joganahalli 159 32 3" 199 flO 109 39 151. Chit te. nahalli l' 849 68 :1+1 17-t 167 If) 25 61 13 152. Esuranahalli 215 Un-inh"bitecl 153. Kanne ',ahalli In Un-inha.bitcd 154. Chcelanahalli 1'l'w 833 69 355 18:3 172 20 155. Hal genahally 195 l;ll~inhabitccl 156. Mucldi* ::\1 "PlY Po 1,811 2-U! 2;;0 1,282 631 651 28t 286 164- 65 J 57. Bisaiahalli ::\IPw 608 75 75 431 230 201 8:l 23 15S. Kammarghatta 285 Un-inhabited 159. BOl'ahalli Kw 9GS 32 32 1;)8 87 71 43 40 22 160. Gellarahalli PPw 761 69 69 344 167 177 14 Iii '; 161. Mangalapura Pw 6G4 45 45 224 114- 110 17 II 8 162. Jayagal * H n Clfp Po l'w E(i) E(d), 2,OSS 646 646 3,73.5 1,868 1,867 17 ± 197 84-7 273 163. Dy,tmellahalli 281 LTn-illha'jtcll 164. Boochellahalli K,wal 5(il t:"n~inha.bitcd 165. Boochellahalli 1,052 l'n~illhn bitell 166. Gaddenahalli PI'", 606 ,16 46 257 123 12 167. Kamellahalli 623 34 :34 15:5 72 21 16S. S. Kallahalli Pl'w 669 49 49 27f) 132 20 169. Somapura 307 Un-iEhabited 170. S. Diggenahalli PPw 741 142 142 721 384 :~:n 128 117 1-19 17 171. Nerlige* MPoPw 2,057 179 17fl 1,175 60G 569 16 13 296 50 172. ThimmenahaIli PPw 357 46 46 295 140 155 14 16 64 11 In. Malladevihalli Pw 316 79 79 353 174- 179 25 28 70 6 174. Sallkihall i * PPoPw 611 105 105 585 08 308 277 27 158 27 175. Savan thallahalli PPw 1,012 49 49 317 172 145 5 78 l! 176. Melinahosahalli. PPw 392 39 39 191 96 95 24 17 42 177. Chiklmjjikattchalli PPw 561 32 32 165 83 82 3 1 35 17S. Chikkalinganahalli Pw 185 23 23 138 66 26 23 13 179. Tavarchalli P Kw 318 20 20 122 60 62 37 8 180. Mar:'gondanahalli Pw 3D9 62 62 269 132 137 48 6J 37 7 281 DIRECTORY TALl] K rontrl Total ~on ,_ , ____ , _____ - - -, ______A ______.__ . ------,\"I'rkcl'::; \YO,k0L, ,_._._------. ------, (I-Ix) T I [ 1 \- v yr YITI J\: ,-...A---,. ,-...A--., ,-..A..-, ,-.A..-, ,_..A.-, til. 1V1 }' :\1 }' :>'1 F )1: _F :'II }' !\n. ];, If; 17 18 19 20 .) 136 ().~ 11') 90 10 7 ., 10.'5 ;,\1 :n 4i, :n t in ! 5;~ :\7 :,)() 10 .3 \0 112 212 65 51 64 51. 1 411 42 L05 77 11),; 77 54 6,; 7G -.)/., ;)1 1-11 L~Jl- inllHbitC'(l 14:1 l'1l-i,,},llhitcd 14:3 5:3 4(; 0'"55 -to 19 14-t 56 ;iO ;iO ?7 14.1 11 11 11 () J 146 5\) 59 41 H;') .)" ] f ~ :H 14.7 28 ~n G 16 \) 14S .) ') I:r; 12(1 7 .( ., :l o .) 70 S!l 149 ;;-, 50 ;, :31) iii 150 110 101 ()-1 ., 2 7 2 3 6J 151 ell-inhabited 152 Un-i'llmbit"t1 15:~ 107 lOS 103 .J04 4 76 (\-! 154 rn -inl",1>it(',1 1M, ')"") 0104 "1,) :WJ 350 22 l() 7 :2 5 7 9 2~7 278 156 l·i5 133 1:2() 130 " 10 85 (\8 157 Un--inhabitell 158 ·49 40 45 45 4 2,3 Iii!) 115 109 101 109 8 OS 160 OH G7 • :m 61 5 :,) 1 2 J;") 43 101 S,) 1,066 2:~;) OS:l 111 40 2 47 11 12 15 177 Ii) 802 1,(1:)2 102 Ul<-illhabitp,1 16:) rn--illhabit(-,l 1M t-n -ill hft hit<"l l(i5 1'9 ,;) 76 7 ,) -Hi JS lOG 51 4-1 2 :! 28 162 68 ,0 5:1 108 169 236 184 212 146 i4 1 2 i~R l'-:~ i.-O 34;'5 2](; 2.,1 1:28 (i:l 72 10 8 :2 ., .) III 2\H :;;-;3 I 7l s·' 14 u-! II U 2 4 58 Ul 172 ll'b 7:~ 102 !I ,1 GO 10(i 17:) n IS2 0;, S2 2 S 2 .." .) .( 126 212 l74 10-1 41 4., 6 (is IO-! 176 ;;(! 26 .,)2 'l4 2 ::\/ (ill 17(i .) 47 16 11 .," .) :2 :\6 G6 177 30 ]0 24 8 " 4 4 :1,) G:l 17S t) 3-1 6 25 56 171l 76 24 G9 2:1 2 . :~ ;'6 113 ISO 2B2 VILLAGE ARSIKERR Li!('rate alld 'rotal f'chcdul",l Sch(',luicll Castes Tribe. rdllcllted Area O"CIl Population ,--_J..._--,. (_. ..J.-~ 81. in Acres picd House .----_..A----~ }' ~f }' ~I :F .iIl F No. Village Amenities milrs HOllars holds 10 11 12 13 14 3 4 Ii 6 7 8 o rn-inhllbit~d 181. Kclagillahosahalli :~97 253 03 1.~74 G49 G25 122 106 182. Arltk{'l'e* 2,400 Un-inhabited 183. Bommal1&hall.,· 96 107 17 9!J 49l 248 243 91 95 3 184. Bclavalli 915 \10 21 :181 200 lSI 43 185. Nara"ipura 7!Jii 71 71 71 l,!)42 772 770 107 279 186. Kolagul1,b ~[D Pw 1.797 2iiS Un-inhabit-eO. 187. Byrapum 56!) Ii 111 60 51 57 51) 188. Thimmalapura 445 22 3 II 51 26 25 24 18 189. L:ppcr Kalonahalli l)w 337 II 104 34 536 253 283 39 :n 190. 1\I ..danahalli 1'1'1" 1,164 107 107 112 3 70. 407 210 197 2 191. Singanaballi I'w 645 70 49 5 oq 02 522 255 267 148 139 192. Matad"hosahalli ]'Pw 655 70 5 508 253 255 27 37 193. Mudanaballi 2,014 S6 86 159 79 80 27 29 20 194. D. Kailahalli Pw 287 28 28 108 29 431 209 222 27 37 195. Kurli(lahaIl~' Pl'w SiiH 89 89 134 25 110 :'52 288 264 117 107 196. Deshani * 1'1'o1'w 1,394 llO 19 103 58 45 11 7 197. Covindapura Kw 658 20 20 73 42 84 505 245 260 135 128 198. Collara.halli I'Pw 821 84 191 33 951 495 456 118 116 199. Karagunda 11: D Pw 996 170 170 :36 14S 84 64 200. Byh1kerc p\V 682 24 24 43 3 191 103 88 22 10 201. Kamalapura Pw 190 :17 :17 115 19 all 264 247 38 35 202. Nageno.hal1i 11[ Pw 975 86 R6 Un-inhabited 203. Hangenahalli 98 Un-inhabite TALUK-contd. Total \VORKERS Xon workers ,------_.---_ ..- -- --.- .. --.------"------_._. ------., workers (I-IX) I 11 Iff n- Y VI YII VIn IX SI. ,----"----.., ,---"---, ,----"----.., ,--"- l ,----"---.., .-"--.. ,--"--., ,--~ r---"---.., ,..--A---.., M F ;II F :1[ }' :Ii I" :II F :II F :11 F l\[ F :\t :F :'I [ F Ko. 15 16 Ii 18 Hl 21) 24 181 ') .) n!l 4.) 6 2:1 II .. .) 2ii I 4H:l 182 LOll-inhabited 183 IH 70 1:20 U 104 17:\ 184 141 5!) I:!!) 57 11 Ii!! 122 1 'l5 4fi2 177 3\7 77 !l 2 6 II In 4 310 im:3 186 \ 'n-inhahit",1 187 9 :2S :; ;) 2 17 42 188 7 !;, 8 .) :\ 18 189 58 124 30 10 !l II IB :; 2 :1 HI) 225 1\)0 12!) 53 115 4H 2 2 HI 144 l!ll lfiCi ii4 141; 41 11 1 \)0 21:~ 1\)2 1.53 18 119 21 2 ;) a 11 100 2:37 19a 45 I 4:1 2 :14 7!) l!)-l l:n 41 104 27 IB II 2 i') 71-! un 1\);; Jr.i 7 1:14 4 )5 17 1 121 257 1116 :l4 19 :H 18 24 26 11)7 ] 53 .t8 129 :~6 H 8 144HZ 212 198 308 2~1 2fifi 258 17 12 4 2 13 4, 2 (; 2 187 17;3 199 50 16 50 16 :14 4S 200 61 29 63 14 :19 59 21)1 144 75 12:~ 37 3 :l 4 1:20 172 21)2 l'n-inhabited 20:l l'n-inhabik(\ 204 150 125 1~1 116 7 2 5 :l 76 12a 205 85 76 76 72 2 2 2 Z 71 58 206 76 :')7 72 iiI 4 6 47 46 207 61 56 57 I :15 25 208 l'n--inhabite 244 218 196 136 22 78 2 !I 2 14!1 177 218 5 fi 1 4, 5 6 \) 212 71 25 64 25 6 49 80 213 150 88 134 82 10 () 1 !l;j 1:16 215 354 286 157 18 170 2,;6 1:1 a :2 z :1 206 2K9 215 \ 'll-illhabit~(l :!16 214 39 189 12 12 IR :3 ;) :; 1 ;,3 :-1;16 217 84 15 76 12 1 i;4 127 218 14 14 II 12 :1 2 12 12 219 77 9 69 ;) ;j Ii5 109 220 97 36 H4 :\6 62 III 212 36 12 :12 2 11 2 IlJ 42 222 333 191 294 155 26 29 12 2 223 3:13 223 52 37 48 29 1 8 26 :n 224 184 II 175 5 8 6 ]13 :274 225 VILLAGE. AHSIKEnE Litel'ate Total Scheliui<',l :-';chcdu!c(1 a·n(t .\I'ca ()ccu Population Cat'tl'~ Tl'ibps educated Sl. ill pic,l House· ,---- -...A- .~-.,. r---"---.. ,---..A.._ -" 1\0. Village Alll('niti('s .'\(·I'<'s 11 Oll~('::: holds ]' ~I F )( F .\I F :~ 7 8 11 12 14 226. Ko.!ilmlli Pw 41 21, 1(11) 117 2 26 227. Da.nalljilyaplll' 231. .\ttig1[(]I]e Kayn! ,!Of) (1) 611 llti (in 12 2:l2. Bann.v[l.I'H, * H J) Po l·~(a)(i)(,I) P,,'. 1,:14:; II" I ].j 30!! 0:\ :10 4 :?:I:~. :!\IallaplIJ'<1. pp". :JH:! 10;') 10., 28!) 4 11)6 7 2:34. Vcnkatapnm Pw 11)7 24 2.J. 6n :!l 2:36. i\Ianakath11l' I' ],,,, L1:!! SS s,~ 2.J!I l·tl li5 23G. Has"sO\lwhalli .10 2.(\ 13, 13:~ is 237. Hyrapum Hi.') 8, i8 Ii 23R. lbnumanahalli :ll)(i 4 :1 239. Thipppnahalli :!:!O l'l1-inh"bij('I] 240. JbnaJ'aRallahally. 2(i;, l'n-·inhabitpI] 241. Thon 246. Rhantti!el'l' PI'li' 9,.~ 10+ 6114 :111 29:) (is llfi 18 247. :\Ia(hnipllm 18\) Uu-inhnhile,l 24R. NagasalTIUfll'a iiI!',,' 93;j 132 761l ;;!)i 36!J 24 lRO 7 249. Hosa.lHl·lli l' Kw 595 66 :355 19:) 160 5fi 7H 7 250. Jl~'nrlrnhalli l' 1',,' 7Of, 8:1 267 2SS 78 4 251. Mant!igere P J>w 2,1\19 7-i!J :I!J8 :151 2RO 239 12 252. Thippeghattn. PPw 450 88 :)81 I \)2 1R\) 76 76 :; 253. Yarchalli P l'w 41a I il is 9:1 4;; 10 2M. Karidihalli 1.001 Ii9 !)o R!J 10 n 2!) 1 255. Hnl'Uya.nnhalli 2.~1 1'11' inh"bit{,l] 256. C]Hmllapnm 275 Cn-inhabite,1 257. Chiklm Banayam p", 226 24 2.J. J4-! II Hi 77 67 12 2;)8. Linl!odann.hn.lli , Kw 1S3 17 Ii JI9 Wi :,)4 GO 34 11 259. K. G. Agrahara , Pw 69(\ 49 49 2:10 120 110 48 4i 31) 14 2GO. KlInn~anka :II j) 1',,' 1,460 20(; 2116 1.0:)2 i)17 5Hi 52 52 120 10 261. Chikkammannhalli P 1(", ].503 .')1) :14:3 1 i3 IuS ..n !) 2G2. Anm,,1anahnlli . P l'w n.!) 12S (i7 (iJ :-l7 4 263. 1Iara!isiddanahalli Kw .J(l4 42 20 2(1 20 1 2(\4. :\I~,!"l1fthalli Pw ,,]0 ll!) 72 47 13 2(1). Kow],wagelll l' Pw t-;(i!J 104 (jll,~ :Jon 30S (i 100 19 26G. Sunk"lahalli PKw 2H2 :H :n :202 108 94 66 10 26i. Bymgondanahalli l' E(a.) ],,,' 1.~6ii II!) 11!1 (i;'iS ;j,; 3 30,) III !14 156 57 268. Kurubarahalli Pw 4,{) 71 71 :;SS 212 176 113 R4 56 269. KOlllmal'ghntta PPw HJl 1);3 .-'7 :l::!0 1u9 151 67 64 71 27lP. RallgnpUl'" 228 1 I 1 285 DIRE.crORY 1\011- \\"orl.:t._'l'''i .------_..A..- - --~------.- - - .------~------, '\ nr1.:crs (1-1:\) l. 11. IlL 1\' \' \' l \'! l HI I I \: ,---"--., ,-A-----. ,-A---, --A-----;, ,---"--, 81. :\[ .F :\1 F 'I F:\1 l<':\1 F ::\0. 13 17 12 1 \1 :ll) 21 ').) 08 U) u·) 4 .J 1.'\ .)~ US 226 II. lB 21 4 1!J6 '227 L' B-in]H.bitell 228 l'n-inh" hitell 2:!U !II :l .h) 14S 2:30 .) ;il Hl2 2:n S 149 :; .J I !I 3 l:l-l a:16 232 21 140 10 I 1:1 8 12:) 2-1-2 2:33 2 42 I lU (i! 234 27 11-1- u .J 1-1- 20 I I :2 10() 2:35 (j!) 68 liS l:!S i,:; 40 u (i :)4 I)!J 4 3 3 rll -illhabiled l'll--il Ih" hit l'll -1-:) :!()I Hi .J 1 .J 2! J 201 480 2-11 _.J"), 1 S 2 10 IS :W 242 IUS 3 9. :; 11 !J7 179 2!3 ;,u 6 ;~2 s f.) 7:! 86 U4 2;; 12 2U [) 29 54 2-15 1:21 72 5 7 15 S l!1!) 270 246 I'll inhaLiled 247 l!l-t :; lSI) " .J 1 20:1 :W6 248 lOG 4- U;; + s9 156 :.'49 10:; 10 1-1\1 ;, 10! :.'78 230 :l-t 1 \1:\ Ii 13 :l 10 \) .) .J 11 lu9 :;17 :.'51 :m II:, 13 19 (i 4 20 5:) 150 2[>2 14 [) ;, :i 27 70 :l5a 8 7 ~1 :.';;4 I'll inhabited :!~)U -w -w :ll Ii. :.'37 4U ;)0 6 15 !l:l 258 \i\l u. :2 to 110 259 ::1 1 1:1,; 230 ll.) IS :2 42 :.'9 2110 :ISO 260 llin !IS 1 O() J(iS 201 -.ii H 1 22 flO 202 I') II S 22 263 4,) :W -11 :W 27 27 264 I ,~u 12;') 141 106 u 10 7 114 U;:3 :lti5 .• 49 11 4 :3 44 \)0. 266 47 123 ;; 24 11 II 25 27 160 2:,)S 267 01 13-1 [)~) 4 1 74 1l.'i 2(1) GO 82 4,3 l:J 10 72 !J3 269 :J7ll VILLAGE ARSIKERE Literato ToLd Schedulecl Schcduk·(l and Occu· Population Castee Tl'ibes edvcated Sl. Area in pied HOU~f' r------...A..- ---, ,-...A..--, r-...A..-, ,---...A..---, ::\0. ViIlagc Amcnitit·s Ae-cs Houses holds P }T F )1 F )1 }' ~1 F 2 ;J 4 5 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 271. Kelupusa.gara l' Pw 266 (i5 (\5 339 161 178 28 28 31 11 272. Purhthalli PI'w 1.418 99 99 56!) 276 29;1 18(1 162 76 21 :17;l. Harathahalli Kw 1,571 154 (H 28(1 150 139 143 133 12 fj 27-1. Siddapnm 58 Ln-inhl1bited 275. Vcnlmtajlnm 1,322 l"n-inIll1hited 270. Sydaralutlli 27;1 en-inhabitc,l 277. Shantha,nahalli 496 en-inhabited 278. Basu,-ar-ajapura. 1'w 324 4H ,)0 293 147 146 13 4 62 4 27!i. Bal!d{'kpre* }1 Po Pw 1,89!! 272 272 1.432 728 704 80 70 209 41 280. Kallihalli Pw 26() lG 99 6;~ ;~6 30 I 281. ThilJllllappanahalli JlilJ LCn-inhabitm.! 282. Ritiyur l' Pw 1,410 172 172 1,074 54-7 527 116 104 2:l2 14 28:~. Bisalahalli l' Pw 440 5() 50 297 15ti 141 4(\ 284. Byranhhudi 1'Pw 1,4H7 112 112 607 291 3IG 1(\7 46 :3 285. Bcttadapura 1'w 574 ;JIi :~5 165 8,'} 8() 42 22 5 2S6. KCllchcnalmlli 1'w 2,1(1,) 242 117 125 38 7 287. Thimmascttihalli 251 Ln--inhabite(l 288. Hariharapura I'w 405 77 i7 305 154 151 128 ]1:3 2S9. Mastihalli 462 22 22 120 69 51 4 a 4 :2 290. ChalU\-anahalli ]' Pw 1,655 196 196 9(\0 472 488 -!7 49 97 21 291. :M ad"rch,.lli 239 'en-inhabited 292. Korcnahalli Pl'w 1,159 18(\ 195 980 (21) 460 21;~ :1O 1 21 29a. Mayagcndanalmlli 142 U n-inha.bited 29-lc. Kachighatta Pl'w 6a9 141 141 71:2 :lG:~ a49 187 189 97 16 295. Rampllra Kw 438/ :3 3 H; 9 (i 5 2llo. Kondilingamthalli Un-inhahited 297. :-laIn ]Jura PPw 506 60 60 318 161 157 1 3.5 16 298. Huklimmanahalli !JG Fn-inhabited 21)9. Kenl :iOl. Doddenahalli 1'w :nH 1.~3 8:2 71 :17 ::02. Beyinahalli PPw 4Hii 405 201 204 25 31 49 8 30;1. Bagilghatta l' Pw G84 44S 225 223 (il 52 105 26 ;104. Agrahara Pw !,l08 286 156 130 a8 4 305. Gppinahalli Pw 400 187 92 !J5 24 :l06. Chikkerihalli 471 29 29 16a 88 j6 11 24 16 :~07. Kanakatte* l\I D Rhe 1'0 Kw 2,215 267 267 1,322 G83 639 53 44 374 229 308. Keremundieahalli 657 Un-inhabited :{09. Hampanaghatta. ~34 Un-inhabited alO. Donnanakatte l' Pw 497 99 99 ;376 291 28.5 7 6 163 52 all. BOllllllasamudra PI'", 1,120 81 81 495 248 247 23 22 129 20 1:.'. KUlllhamghatta 54:~ 83 8a 398 193 205 4 10 63 9 313. lhnnigundihalli. PI'w 742 54 54 aOl 140 161 27 :n 3:~ 7 314. Shankamnahalli. I'Pw 1,52H 120 120 612 a12 aoo 47 51 120 15 315. :vI:uddarahalli l' Pw 845 68 68 a29 179 150 \) 82 24 " ~87 DrR.ECTORY TALUK-contd, Total WOHKERS Non- ______.A.. ___ ~ ______-, workers workers (I-IX) II III lY V VI VII VIII IX X ,-..A.-----, ,..A.__:__' r--..A.-.,. ,-..A.-,. ~-... r-.A..-, ,--"-...., ,-~ ,...A..----, ,...A..-.. 1\1 F ;'1 }<';,1 }!' ;'1 F 1\1 J;' 1\1 J;' M F ;'1 ]i' 1\1 F 1\1 F 15 17 18 III 2U 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 :35 36 113 77 92 69 12 7 Ii 1 48 101 271 147 119 118 93 7 3 8 ]0 1 14 12 129 174 272 90 71 63 53 26 18 6U 68 273 Gn-il1habit{·,\ 274 Vn-inhabit"d 275 t' n-inhabited 276 Un-inhabited 277 8\} (\\) 75 6(\ \} 1 1 2 5~ 77 271". 431 269 396 253 4 5 2 3 2 1 19 14 297 435 279 33 16 33 16 30 20 280 Gn-inhabited 281 312 309 :~ 235 527 282 90 21 85 21 5 66 120 283 169 33 145 26 \) 3 12 6 122 283 284 47 15 39 7 6 S 38 65 285 16 52 15 6 3 54 109 286 Vn-inhabited 282 9:1 2 83 2 2 ;3 61 149 288 43 5 30 2 6 5 3 26 46 289 276 63 207 33 44 2 9 6 2 II 19 196 425 290 "Cn-inha.bite\l 291 297 16 246 7 21 8 I 10 10 (} 223 444 292 "C n-inl""bite(l 293 20 18 168 17 5 (j II 10 2 155 3:U 294 4 2 2 5 6 295 Lu-inhabited 296 103 13 69 14 9 1 10 5 58 144 297 Ln-inhabited 298 93 17 64 6 19 6 2 50 121 299 12 11 1 7 23 300 55 .J 49 2 3 3 27 (j9 301 119 a 110 2 3 5 1 82 20 302 125 18 94 1 2 3 2 9 3 5 8 II 100 205 303 92 '6 78 :~ 1 5 4 (j4 122 3D! 52 II 43 7 5 1 2 3 40 84 305 5(; 56 32 75 306 402 '-;8 284 25 21 12 18 15 15 3 6 47 11 281 581 307 Un-inhabited 308 Vn-inhabited 309 176 161 100 154 ;; 6 2 2 2 2 115 124 310 157 127 133 lUI 7 3 3 3 3 3 :3 5 91 120 311 120 61 95 59 10 8 5 2 73 144 312 84 51 66 44 10 2 5 2 1 56 110 313 201 123 187 118 1 9 4 I 1 1 III 177 314 H7 67 91 49 8 15 I) 3 2 62 83 315 288 VILLAGE Literate Toutl ;-;u\ll'dukd Seile'[ulc-,\ aml ~-\.r('il (levu - Population (,,,,,fcs Tribe~ cclncdcd iiI. ill pi",1 Jl "liKe· ,---.A..._, ,.A...--., ,--_/<._---, ,---.A...----") :\u. ~-\Vl't'M I-lou,;"" holds ]> )1 ~' _}l F _Ii Ii' M F 4 (i 7 8 ]0. 11 J2 13 14 :31(j. _K.H\l~lIJnng(' PI)\\" (\li~ .1/i) :2:3-1 2!J 1:20 31 :n7 1Zittinakcre ?II Pw 1.:ilHi 6G8 :1·11 ii6 191 til :n~. H"~l1h"lli 1'Pw -I-·}S ill0 :239 ;3 HiS 45 :n!J. \-nchn,gc} HJU.IUl,lli.d ti l' 1',,' :l;,)!) :;39 178 104 :W :>20. ;)Ja(Ltln 1)\1" I,S:llI 1,1~:_> 701 (lJ :3G-I- 102 ;)21. ~n,n'lH,lli 1'l'w ::',,) \~; \13 113 WiG 1:\1 :122. l'hiklmmetiklll'ke «:1!) 21) :'>11 III :l 41 :~2a. ~a8i\'H.la PV\\- 2,4-!t) JU ll:l III:, <1l 218 ;~2-4-. Ra, h11Hu';_t ]II E PI\" 1.617 lS~ IS:> 1,U['o f)S 256 325. )[d('lI<11",]li l' P,r 1,211 (is (is 442 1!1 122 U,,]lnmhalli P p\\ ,-.1:) 21J 2U (\1 till 13 Thulnb<_lpura. l' PI\" (i,1 lit :102 1 i·l 17 11 l:3J .!\Iallenahalli Cn-inhabite,l IZalllf\,e:;a.l11udl'a lit 1'0 Pw J.H:W 21:1 21'1 1.~:28 6-1-6 ?i82 50 ,Ii) 328 lU6 l)n·tI,l' I!lla.lwlli j) 1\," Sil.) !ll) !Hl -!,;; ~:_n 2-1-2 il G(j 41 2 h.i.U:Ht,\",l.Jla.llulli I (i." S2 :!O 12 Thudukmmha,\li l' Pw :23 I-J." (iO lO :33:3. Sirigcnnhn-lli 20 126 61 65 :l:H. 'Ya gana.halli l' l'w c127 70 373 192 Ull 8:3 18 3:35. Ba:-5a.nuwhaJli IS-! l'n--illhahi!ed :,:10. l\_lll'uh~Ha.lln.ui .;-1-:3 en-inhahited 3:n. J fb Y:l eLa lllc-U'njapul'H l\I D I)o 1'\\ 1,70-! 1,'7~::) t\G2 876 iiI 48 :338. Holalk(']'l' ]II Pw 1,92\l 7·\[ :l8;; :,56 4~ :m 66 :):)1). D . .\letikurkc; " H j) 1'0 I'; hI' 2,1l\l 1,790 H!J7 7ll!) 1>7 60 13,1 1,3;~1 -15.) ;Ho. 11,"; aLl.. .. tt" 88\l ·l:H llll} 151 4-1- < :l-H. ('hikkalllPtikurkc P .1'", St:i\l H:2() ;1l8 :;08 1OJ. 10 :H2. .\Ialbpllm 0:2:) C H--inhabited :) ~:-). lL.)..l)l\'nahn,H\ I ,SO\.) 11.1 !J:2 :lH. llil'('bl FOITst S.2H2 l:n-inhahite([ :],1.'). Ka-ga\Tdi P 1'\\, ]Jim 12li ,- HI ;;0:; ;;n (j 1 53 .) ., :l-l-6. n.yr;1}J1II'a Pw :l\IS II SO .) :\.17. n,)d,htgh"tta. P l'w SO\l tIl -1.') 27 2ti :1-18. Kyathanah"lli PI'w ill) l:H 29i) 87 77 124 26 :3-19. I:-\OppiI1>1h-1[[i I'Pw 1,1OK 121 :JO<~ 27 IG 122 IS 350. Chikkol\dihalli 1'1',,' ;->:30 ;'1) I);') 9 ,-.) ;;;il. Diblm!' , P l'w 1,:):2(:: Ii!) !):l!J ~,- ,~G7 133 20 :352. Satang-eft' PPw 1,021 4-1:2 2-17 I!J5 IS 16 93 23 :3.')3. HOl1nakalte P Pw Sill I., :\"S 186 182 5~ t12 71 14 :354~ Hir;5l.v:"n\,h ~Li HZ .. 1St 1,019 ':;ZG 40:\ 77 67 311 29 :L)5. J'l.llna\-ara 1,020 .)-".) 2(1\ !H llO ;j -+ 4S 4 :3;;6. :x (l..n1~jpUI'j_1. r l'w l.8:W Ijli lili \1.,-1- 474 -1-80 162 147 :37 \i)7. Gollamhalli (:6!) .)t\ ;;n 266 1-1-l 12;\ 2 3 3 :;68. Kalgumli PPw 1,ii7() l-!1 1-1-1 41-2 41:, 34 78 :_t59. V'1-1rhaJli I'w l.0!J1) 40 {!I 258 J27 1:31 7 8 :;00. Byntllul'a PH :i70 101 IS 116 50 ill) 289 DIRECTORY TALUK-contrf. Total ,"YORKERS "XOll- workers ,--___. ____ .. ___ ._ .. ______. ____ ..A-- ______-----., workers (I-IX) I 11 III n- V VI VII VIII IX X ,.L-,. ,-..A.-.., ,-A.-,,-A.-, ,-..A...-., • ...A----, ,..-A---,., ,-.A...-, ,-...A----, (~ ,--"--, Sl. .M P .:'II F M F ~I F 111 F 1II F 1\1 1<' 1\1 F M 1<' M 1<' M :b' No. Ii> 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 :30 31 32 3:1 3·l, :)6 153 15S 139 157 7 2 4 88 II) :116 202 146 142 93 5 17 39 2 10 23 13 125 195 317 167 149 150 149 5 1 3 104 90 318 114 75 85 40 2 2 14 31 9 1 1 2 2 67 103 319 485 211 320 90 30 25 37 53 59 24 4 6 6 13 7 16 6 296 490 320 229 III 212 106 3 5 6 2 2 4 114 212 321 34 14 30 J3 2 2 27 36 322 206 109 189 102 6 1 1 8 6 2 HI! 221 323 ., 349 32 289 12 21 1 12 9 6 ,) 20 7 213 456 324 141 56 123 7 3 4 34 1 2 4 2 5 6 (i 86 159 325 40 3 40 3 24 57 326 .) Jl4 48 86 2 " 12 37 2 3 1 7 5 88 126 322 Un-inhabi(C'eJ 328 431 359 362 332 4 10 2 19 5 5 1 25 18 21i5 223 329 139 119 102 90 2 6 2 2 1 27 25 92 123 330 52 36 45 32 7 4 :ll 46 331 50 43 47 43 3 3'1 17 332 38 33 33 31 3 2 25 32 333 l;n 77 106 69 13 4 1 3 (j 2 61 104 334 un-inhabit.ed 3~5 C'n-inhabited 336 507 57 325 2:i 55 4 23 3 41 14 6 2 8 2 45 12 345 819 337 225 129 142 72 38 38 7 16 16 5 3 2 14 160 :l27 338 545 255 288 136 32 23 35 6 68 61 7 20 6 13 I 78 16 452 544 339 291 96 158 43 20 4 45 15 11 49 3Q 2 2 Wi 338 340 186 40 121 8 2 6 16 22 2 1 :> 27 6 132 268 348 Un-inhabited 342 50 9 42 1 2 4 :> 1 42 i3 343 Un-inhabited :344 222 159 203 152 4 6 10 1 1 2 2 141 188 345 52 39 38 32 5 5 2 5 25 41 346 70 42 59 38 8 4 2 43 39 347 205 41 125 30 70 11 2 4 2 2 143 254 348 182 57 133 28 18 14 21 12 I 3 3 6 156 251 349 85 22 642 13 7 7 9 4 4 57 93 350 323 89 279 71 ± 6 1 11 6 4 19 10 149 3,8 351 145 5 106 5 ,5 8 2 24 102 190 352 112 5 85 2 5 1 a 2 14 2 74 177 353 309 56 261 19 9 6 5 20 4 13 2 2 6 11 7 217 437 755 62 49 52 48 8 1 2 29 61 355 309 243 222 194 25 24 41 12 12 3 ~i 6 9 165 237 356 87 82 70 70 11 5 2 2 ~ 2 5 .54 43 357 241 193 196 176 12 13 2 11 2 2 10 8 201 220 358 98 93 94 89 4 4 29 38 359 42 34 42 34 14 26 360 HASSAN 19 290 VILLAGE'. A RSIKERE Literate Tot&! Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Population Castes Tribes educated Sl. in pied House- .----..A.~" ~---., c--A-~ ~ No. Name of Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M J<' M F 1\1 F 2 3 4 5 6 2 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 361. HalethimmanahaIIi 455 1 1 10 4 6 362. Shankaranahalli PPw 456 95 95 544 280 264 26 24 81 21 363. Kalsadasahalli * MPoPw 1,771 163 165 804 414 390 30 23 123 26 364. Battehalli 711 Un-inhabited 365. Karadihalla PPw 946 105 105 551 280 271 77 76 126 46 366. Giribommanaballi 300 21 21 106 54 52 28 2 367. Ahamadapul'a. PPw 698 94 94 573 293 280 175 108 368. Somasettihalli PPw 1,106 35 35 196 101 95 GO 21 369. Magenahalli PPw 654 53 54 270 142 128 27 32 62 9 370. Kasuvanahalli 474 30 31 200 109 91 20 16 50 1'{ 291 DIRECTORY TAL UK -concld. Tot811;~. 'WORKERS Non- workers < fr------"------,. workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ~~ ,.--..A..-,. r-..A.-,. ~.., .-"-~ r-.A..-." ,.--.A..~ r-.A..-.,. r-.A..~ ~--... 81. M FJ J\f F :M F M F J\f F M F M F ,M 'F M F M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 2 6 2 6 2 361 199 185 198 18/) 81 79 362 262 71 175 11 64 54 9 2 5 3 7 1 152 319 363 Un-inha.bited :~64 175 158 155 133 14 15 2 9 4, 105 U3 365 35 40 36 40 18 12 366 182 104 157 88 11 5 9 11 5 III 176 367 \ 63 10 54 5 1 2 5 2 1 2 38 85 368 76 30 59 12 5 5 3 10 8 2 66 98 362 69 11 41 5 2L 2 3 2 2 2 40 80 370 19* 292 TOWN ARSIKERE Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Vllpulation Castes Tribes educated Sl. Name of Town/ in pied House ,--.A----, r-..A..--, .--A----". r--.A.---., \u. Word/Block Sq. 1I1i]cs Houses holds P liI F ~I 1<' 11 F 1.1 F 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 '\rslkere Town (M) 0.50 2,943 2,979 15,961 8,608 7,353 1.013 864 .. .. 5,220 2,833 Block No. 1 131 131 708 381 327 132 117 " 126 53 ., 2 135 135 747 395 352 i) 1 274 142 3 168 168 989 596 393 U 19 .. 437 220 4 77 77 570 302 268 210 142 .. 11:1 39 5 138 138 593 291 302 136 ll7 .. 114 41 () 174 179 888 500 388 87 75 .. 259 137 7 155 164 892 492 400 2 4 .38, 268 g 96 102 672 373 299 263 149 9 154 154 925 473 452 2 8 .. 295 137 10 121 122 655 376 279 274 155 11 187 187 599 306 293 161 220 .. 146 73 12 125 125 699 375 324 27 2 253 147 13 103 103 553 276 277 3 3 .. IG8 93 14 155 155 827 459 368 1 1 .. 299 113 15 110 123 807 426 381 16 14. .. 278 207 16 161 161 801 409 392 22 21 137 75 17 115 115 572 286 286 12 7 1M 73 18 130 130 865 442 324 24ij 203 19 169 171 996 582 414 5;3 1.1 40] 191 20 140 140 627 334 293 30 :14 .. 22:1 137 2 199 199 976 534 442 71 05 .. 329 Lak-hmipuram (S.B.) 01.0 190 191 1,060 538 522 20 IG .. 40~) 325 Block No. 83 84 477 262 215 6 2 .. 20'; 140 2 107 107 582 276 307 14 14 .. 201 185 2.0 618 634 3,594 1,820 1.774 12 '; 944 639 Block No. I 113 113 725 352 313 521 166 2 122 122 656 348 308 II 7 .. 13G 76 3 62 62 345 182 163 5,) 28 4 124 124 674 334 340 144 63 5 121 121 640 319 321 199 186 6 76 Q2 554 286 269 189 120 Arslkere Taluk • T 498.2 30,225 00,450 167,806 85,837 81,969 14,080 13,033 25 3 34,78111,047 R 495.6 26,474 26,646 147,191 74,871 72,320 13,085 12,146 25 3 828,208 7,250 u 2.6 8,751 3,804 20,615 10,966 9,649 1,045 887 .. 6,578 8,797 293 DIRECTORY TALUK Total WORKERS Non \Yorkors ,- ~~------~ ~------~--~------.------"------.-----~------.., workers (I-IX) I II ITI [V V VI VII VIII IX X ,-"------,--.A.., ,..-.A.---; ,-..A.._., ,-..A..-., ,-...A- ----., ,..-...A----., ,..-...A---, ,-...A-., ,--...A---, ,..-..A-_---., Sl. M F :IT J<' )1 F }[ F ~1 F M F ::\1 F ~I F 1II :F M F :\1 F No. 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 4,613 568 235 29 41 17 11 11 196 108 565 41 355 44 1,027 45 617 9 ',566 264 3,995 6,785 (M) 34 3 100 t3 26 25 28 168 317 ] 205 7 16 4 24 2 28 34 38 60 3 190 345 2 265 9 14 1 3 4 40 II 41 24 131 4 331 384 3 195 86 3 2 2 3 15 69 8 19 6 21 64 66 107 182 4 171 42 2 23 73 24 21 () 25 18 8 120 260 297 el 2 24 5 11 45 45 167 27 203 354 6 293 Iii 19 21 5 68 6 167 18 199 358 6 l44 12 11 3 71 2 7 40 4 229 288 8 251 48 32 21 25 8 43 10 84 10 222 413 9 191 4 6 1 17 2 68 18 75 18·~ 277 10 165 el-S 30 Ii 5 1 11 1 3 24 2 16 69 40 14l 245 II 190 27 18 :~ 14 3 9 3 7 49 3 5 84 16 185 297 12 150 6 10 2 21 3 48 8 57 4 126 272 13 260 12 12 49 3 18 2 8 65 I 28 80 5 199 356 14 19; -I- 28 10 2 129 1 3 22 2 229 377 15 271 71 9 7 17 (0 ri 47 12 2 63 8 18 105 25 138 321 16 175 8 :1 :3 \) 14 2 33 2 6 104 5 III 278 17 247 32 4 i II 53 3 96 6 23 63 12 195 291 18 317 49 24 -I- 13 :30 50 14 5 77 2 19 115 8 265 365 ]9 167 1:~ :1 -I- 1 35 7 3 103 2 18 2 167 280 20 2M) 17 63 4 2 169 7 l.~ 5 285 425 21 258 17 29 20 67 29 113 14 280 505 (S.B.) 129 3 16 8 45 15 45 133 212 I 129 14 13 12 22 14 6S 14 147 293 2 !l48 66 371 15 IS :n 16 S2 3 20 '1 169 10 17 238 ](1 8i3 l.70S ., 185 7 59 ., 2 18 55 2 -if) 6 167 366 193 !l 92 4 7 .) 13 2 67 6 155 299 2 102 19 64 7 4 2 2 II 3 3 13 2 80 14.1- 3 173 7 120 II 2 2 :') 8 2 24 2 161 333 4 151 S 19 11 4 13 32 2 60 I 168 :113 5 144 16 17 8 40 2 4 28 :2 141 21)3 :1 • 51'095 20,51036,484 15,298 3,063 2,060 1212 355 1,724 1,065 1,094 170 700 131 1,709 206 765 9 4,344 1,216 34,742 61,459 T 45,276 19,859 35,878 15,251 3,004 2,042 1199 344 1,497 941 418 126 305 85 446 151 102 2,427 919 29,595 52,461 R 5,819 651 606 47 59 18 13 11 227 124 676 - 44 395 46 1,263 55 663 9 1,917 297 5,147 8,998 U 294 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BELUR TALUK Square in Square in the Tllluk: the Taluk 1901 Population map in 1961 Population map in Census r---"---., which the Census r-----..A---., which th e SJ. location 1951 1961 Village SI. location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears No. Name of Village Code Census Census appears 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 1 Adanchanahalli 320 15 13 D-2 52 Bonten&halli 220 125 238 C-5 2 Adgur 214 1,179 1,621 B-5 53 Buva-nahalli 363 Un· inhabited C-2 3 Aduvalli 35 63 142 B-1 54 Byadane 301 326 535 E-2 4 AgMarahalli 44 26:1 348 B-2 55 Byadrasom&nahalli 40 69 1140 B-1 5 Aggadalu 42 381 549 B-1 6 Ajjcnahally 1f'3 171 204 B-3 56 Chamadevanahalli 86 C-1 7 Aladahalli 217 184 199 C-5 57 Chandanahalli 272 138 188 C-3 8 Alur 358 91 135 C-2 58 Chandapur 248 15 5 ' D-2 9 Ammanagudi Kayal 186 B-3 59 Channapura 60 74 210 A-2 10 Andele 176 441 650 C-4 60 Channapura 2 148 99 C-2 11 Andur 273 19 34 D-3 61 Chinnenahalli 105 Un·inhabited B-4c 12 AngadihaUi 222 95 C-4 62 Chatachatnahalli 128 706 1,094 A-5 13 Angajanahalli 34 B-1 63 Chataki 31 42 B-1 14 Ankihalli 236 319 483 D-2 64 Chatnahalli 142 465 590 B-6 15 Anughatta 372 140 187 D-2 65 Chatnahalli 293 9 35 D-3 16 Appagondanahalli 117 68 171 A-4 66 Cheelanaikanahalli 96 ,262 439 B-4 17 Appihalli 140 259 327 A-6 67 Cheekanahally 326 197 283 C--l 18 Arakaravalli 246 13 23 D-2 68 Chikkabyadagere 78 236 323 B-3 19 Atlagere 6 B-2 69 Chikka Biccodu 227 107 167 D-3 20 Attigudda Kayal 134 A-5 70 Chikkahasade 369 80 185 C-'! 21 Arehalli 296 1,787 2,761 D-2 71 Chikkamedur 17 144 164 B-2 72 Chikkammanahal1y 103 38 5·1 B-4 22 Bakaravalli 322 70 182 D-l 73 Chikkanahalli 97 B-4 23 Baladakallu 313 58 150 D-l 74 Chikkasalavara 323 58 81 D-1 240 Balaguppe 23 38 30 B-1 75 Chikkole 84 250 357 C-3 25 Balehalli 143 B-5 76 Chilkur 180 141 228 C--3 26 Baliganahalli 2640 29 31 C-3 77 Challenlthalli 251 57 60 D-2 27 Ballenahalli 189 216 349 C-3 78 Chinnenahalli 16 304 350 B-2 28 Ballur 11 297 372 C-2 79 Chokanahalli 250 187 308 D-2 29 Banasavalli 336 87 112 B-1 80 Chomanahalli 171 15 34 C-3 30 Bandahalli 231 11 13 D-3 81 Chowdanahalli 262 210 279 C--2 31 Bantenahally 76 362 467 B-3 82 Chnnchanahalli 343 34 C-l 32 Beernagodu 24 155 250 B-1 83 Chunganahalli 331 32 110 C-l 33 Bellotte 355 143 194 C-2 34 Basa1'apura 225 106 148 C-4 84 Dabbe 345 139 294 C-I 35 Benninamane 12 62 96 C-2 85 Danaikanahalli 75 189 247 B-a 36 Bennur 50 761 988 B-2 86 Danayakanahalli 281 31 64 D-3 37 Bettada Kesvi 346 45 67 C-l 87 DaRagondanahalli 209 19 B-5 38 Bettadalur 221 232 416 C-4 88 Devalapura 22 llO 163 B-2 D-2 39 Bellavara 374 59 259 89 De\'arahalli 218 50 58 C-5 22(; 40 Biccodu 559 944 D-3 90 Devara Kesvi 329 31 82 C-l 41 Bilaguli D-3 267 o 33 91 Devihalli 100 308 513 C-4 B-1 42 Bindenahalli 25 o 12 92 Doddabyaddgcre 68 342 363 B-3 64 119 D-2 43 Bilagavalli 375 93 Doddamcdur 9 226 250 B-2 44 Bilaguli 297 Un. inhabited D-1 94 Dodda~alavara 321 246 441 D-l 45 Bitravalli 143 178 94 C-3 95 Doddihalli 277 81 128 D-4 46 Bokravadi D-2 249 96 96 Dolanamane 373 44 68 D-2 47 Bolenahalli 287 Un·inhabited D-3 48 Bommadihalli 263 121 139 C--3 97 Echalahalli 365 96 18$ C--2 49 Bommadihalli 19 226 349 B-2 50 Bommenahalli 352 93 128 C--l 98 Gabbalagodu 15 llO 121 B-2 51 Bommanahalli 164 108 176 D-4. 99 Gangavara 368 118 183 0-2 u )10 ... ==)10 tIJ .. (/J I I 0 ). t11 ~ I 01 ~ 3 ., r "3 :. z ~ c: ~ 0 ... 0 t"4 .., ~ -UJ c:: ~ '" .... :0 » '"-n ." ~ - c: ....,.o._; ett oJ.I ~ :z:;;t '0 <:) II) ~~~ ~ -. ::J"l!t ..... en < ~ til . II) c ., ~ 111 u-. ~ ~..., '".... -I1a II) 'D til 0 ;tiD :::r 0 ." -, Q.. c c: ." ~ VI- 2 :::s '0 • Q. 01 ~ ~ 1:11 rot c: "'J =c GP :::a til ~ 0 II) ; PIen -Q ~ ~ e :'1 ,I !JI i 295 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BELUR TALUK-contd. ~quare ill Squ&re III the Talnk the Taluk 1961 Population map in map in Cen5ue . ,....---..A..--_,. which the 1961 Populatinn which the SI. location 1951 1961 Village Census ,..---..A..--_,. Village No. Name of Villa!!" Code Census Censns appears SI. location 1951 1961 &ppearl 2 3 4 5 6 No. Name of Village Code Census Census 2 3 4 5 G 100 Gangur 146 700 827 B-5 101 Ghattadahalli 148 1,?79 1,664 B-5 151 Hosahalli 10 lilO 132 C-2 102 Geddalahalli 108 B-3 152 Hosahalli 144 29 B-6 103 Gendehalli 33 198 280 B-1 153 Hosahalli 27 87 118 C-l 104 Ginnanaman~ 268 2!) 31 0-3 154 Hosahalli 55 69 112 B-2 105 Girikalhalli 156 30 B-4 155 Hosamane 300 68 132 E-l 106 Gollena.halli 63 A-3 156 HuIgundi 162 335 429 C-4 107 Gonisomanahalli 151 667 914 B-5 157 Hulikem 158 440 530 B-4 108 Goravanahalli 308 151 169 :1':-1 158 Hullenahalli 116 74 190 A-3 109 Gorur 170 131 212 C-3 169 Hnllukodi 377 58 96 D-2 110 Gotravalli 5 177 243 C-2 160 Hunasekere 74 117 387 B-3 111 Govinahalli 47 134 171 B-2 161 Hunumidi 53 609 788 A-2 112 Gummanahalli 237 39 131 B-3 162 Hunsekere 46 261 105 B-2 113 Gurgihalli 318 48 132 0-1 163 Huskur 247 127 227 D-2 114 Hadlagere 173 155 236 C-3 164 Huvvenahalli 1240 B-4 115 Hagare 195 608 757 C-4 165 Ibbeedn 182 534 806 116 Hagarekaval 197 en-inhabited C-4 C-3 166 Ichanahalli 213 117 Hakkihalli 1I5 B-3 Un·inhabited B-5 167 Idahalla KavaI 145 25 118 Halebid 95 1,874 3,409 B-4 B-6 168 Illenahalli 207 Un·inhabitod 119 Halthore 161 125 215 C-4 B-5 169 IntithoIaIu 295 148 234 120 Handralu 194 480 622 ('-4 D-3 170 Irakaravalli 241 43 90 121 Ha.nike 61 662 794 B-3 D-2 171 Iravalli 43 173 234 122 Hanike 163 164 251 D--4 B-2 123 Hanjihalli 350 66 83 ('-I 172 Jagaboranahalli 265 92 153 C-3 124 Hanuganahall i :l28 284 345 C-l 173 Jinigenahalli 276 Un· inhabited D-4 125 Haralihalli 155 147 431 B-4 174 Jogihalli 112 82 109 B-3 126 Haralakatte :166 en· inhabited C-2 175 J ogihalli 131 Un-inhabited 127 Hebbal 111 611 780 B-3 A-o 128 Heddaravalli 240 60 94 E-3 176 Kabbigerahally 139 48 90 A-Ii 129 Heggadde 304 187 250 E-1 177 Kabbinamane 18 105 121 B-2 130 Heggadihalli 380 21 0-2 178 Kachihalli 87 75 107 C-2 131 Hemmadigan"halli 283 23 35 D-3 179 Kadegarji 382 414 353 D-2 132 Hirigarji 378 226 389 0-2 180 Kalanamat.ha, 229 75 44 D-2 133 Harohalli 172 208 317 0-3 181 Kallaha.1Ii 285 Un· inhabited D-3 134 Hiraguppe 166 215 381 C-4 182 Kallahalli 52 Un. inhabited B-2 135 Hirig~dde 348 10 17 C-l 183 Kallahalli Ka.val (A.M.) 114 B-4 136 Hirihally 135 317 400 A-5 184 Kalaahalli 10!) 10 IG B-3 137 Hirih!Ulade 353 387 660 0-2 185 Kallahalli Kava! 113 222 B-4 13S Hirikole 85 133 197 C-3 186 Kallasettiha.lIy 177 59 131 C-3 139 Hirivate 238 141 194 £-3 187 Kallasettihalli lIS 122 325 A-4 140 Holabagerc 196 18 C-4 188 Kallcri 36 314 529 B-1 141 Holalu 234 325 383 D-3 189 KaIlibore Kaval 127 107 373 B-5 142 Honnenahalli 65 230 315 A-3 190 Ka!yanapura 198 225 316 C-l 143 Honnahalli Kaval 64 Un-inhabit"d D-3 191 Kanadur 330 65 113 C-4 144 Honnavalli 294 6 21 D-3 192 Kanagllppe 371 146 256 D-2 145 Honnenahalli 190 C-3 193 Kanahalli 316 45 77 D-l 146 Honnemane 270 48 54 D-3 194 l{andavara 362 135 215 C-2 147 Hosahalli 174 258 321 C-3 195 Kanayakanahalli 71 234 335 C-4 148 Hosahalli 309 250 226 E-l 196 Kankanahalli 141 201 269 A-5 149 Hosahalli 233 26 51 D-3 197 Karagada 56 729 1,089 B-2 150 Hosahalli 185 291 350 B-3 198 Karadagodu 252 Un-inhabited D-3 296 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BELUR TALUK-('ontd. Sqw\I"(' in flquarp in lhe Talnk the Taluk 1961 Population lllap itt I a~11 PUIHllatl(Hl map in CenSHS ,--..A..---., whieh 1 he Cl'IlS11R r----"-----, which the SI. location 1951 1961 Yilluge SI. locatioll 11)51 1961 \'illage No. Name of Village Corle C'l'Il'-':11S (\'nsns appears ClO. Clamp of Yilla,[(l' Co(le CenBlls ("'118U, ;lppears 2 Ii :1 4 5 Il 199 Karikattehalli I'''' 40,1, A-1 2.:;0 Magehalli :12 4;"") R5 B-1 200 Karkihalli 14 :-;0 C- 1 Z51 ~lahala 2:1" en-inhabited D--:~ 201 Knsipura 212 ;.; B-5 23~ ~lailanahalli 13 4.5 C-2 202 Kattesomn,nahalli 98 14S 13- 1 253 Mailahalli 3GO 61 09 C-2 203 Kccthur 3:).) Sf) 2(JS C -1 254 Malahall i 319 220 n9 D-2 204 KclahGlIi 41 1ft I 131 n 255 ~lalala KeKomaranahalli 153 187 259 ]3-5 270 Marena.halli 136 136 178 A-5 220 Konaikanahalli 168 4 12 1'-:3 271 l'Ia1'aYathi 337 60 74 B-1 221 Kondali 130 160 206 A-5 272 Maruru 30 ];") 9 C-l 222 Konerlu 111 167 (~-2 273 MaruI' 344 86 7!) C-1 223 Koosavara 257 182 235 ('-2 274 :i\Iathavara. 244 246 338 D-2 224 Koratikere 72 128 153 B-3 275 Mathihalli 356 (l:3 122 ,C-2 225 Korlaguddc 302 102 148 E-l 276 Mat higa.tta 129 nO!) 1,161 A-5 226 Kotiganahally 342 154 204 C-2 277 Mavinakt"re 3 59 76 C-2 227 Kavari 256 \)3 112 C-:3 27t'! Mayagodanahalli 206 Un-inhahiied C-5 228 Krishnapura 27fl Iii 45 D--! 279 :\Ia.ya.godanahalli 12G 203 297 A-4 229 Kudalur 49 125 191 C-1 280 Minuganahalli 138 62 84 A-6 230 Kudimanahalli 26 43 74 C-5 281 Motihalli 125 rn-inhabited B-4 231 Kumbal'ahalli 325 13i 223 ('-1 282 :11100 \' ala 243 10 n D-2 232 Kumbarahalli 37 20 B-1 283 Muddallahalli 370 "{In-inhabited D-2 233 Kumarihalli 216 rn-illimbited C-5 284 Mudlagere 291 "Cn-inhabited D-3 234 Kuppagodu :127 303 465 C-] 285 Mudigere 79 :lS4 521 B-3 235 Kyathanakere 20S 11:3 151 B-5 2H6 :\Iudibettn Ktwal 191 Un-inhabited C-4 236 Kythalapura HH 68 97 B--4 2t!/ :\fugalihalli 2::;9 75 81 C-2 237 Lakkenahalli 286 143 167 D--3 288 :'tIuglihalli 175 l(l;) 221 0--3 238 Lakshampura I 57 77 (' -2 289 :i\IulenahaIli 224 213 298 C-4 239 Lakshampura 179 1:15 ] 96 C-:l 290 Mundagatta 48 59 83 B-2 240 Lakkunda 424 D-2 291 Murahalli :nl 173 261 D-I 241 Lingapura 447 D--2 292 ::'Ifuthagannc 6!l 44.~ 595 B-3 293 Muthagadahalll 338 75 114 B-1 242 Madaghatta 271 326 508 D-3 243 l\Iadagodu 28 87 II5 C---I 294 Nagcnahalli 349 434 547 0-1 244 Madavapura 3-W 64 !l1 B-2 295 ::\,mdigundanahally 312 505 D-l 245 l\Irula valli 27H ]0 D-4 296 Naranapura 54 6\)8 868 B-2 246 :\Iadapura 333 42 !Jl C-1 297 Narve 307 189 282 E-l 247 l\Iadenahalli 314 16 20 D-l 298 Narvepet 305 164 231 E-1 248 l\Iadihalli 159 366 574 C-·i 299 Naviiahally 357 41 101 • 0-2 249 l\bgasavara 2.53 141 ]68 D-2 300 Xeelanahalli 292 53 70 0-3 297 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BELUIt T ALU K---mnclcl. S'luare in !''1ual'(' in (he Ta1uk (h .. Talu!; I!Hi I 1>"[luhti(>lI 11l11.l'in 1!I(il Popidilti()ll tuap ill ,-____ ..A..... __ , ( 'cnsu'i ,-_.A..--..., which the C('ltSl!~' wh ieh the SI. locatiori 11)51 1961 \-illnge ,'-.1, 1()('atinl1 Ill,) I 1\1131 rillft~f' :\n. :\an1<' (If YiIlag(' ('od" ('cnsn::-. r('n~lI:-: appem's ?\n. :\ nnw of Yilla~,' ('oclf' ('Pllr:lI~ ('\'n";:11:-1 a pp('ar~ ., J :! , .) 4 :i () 2 ;) n :101 :\cHikCll' ,,1 ( '-.-~~ :143 ::)om[tuo,halli 184 7,1 7!) :102 Xidagodll :l!J 7f) ]O,t H -1 :l-l,t Soma pUnt. 123 l·ll·ini1ahi(ecl _\._+ 30:; Xidagodll 4 l~U :l37 (' :345 ~oll1pum ~:?7 :H 1 B-:l 304 Nidull1rtnana!1;ll1i ~(\9 I :I::! 217 1) -:~ :l-lt) Sonmsettihalli 0"1 ,i:J(j 0.")1 H-:1 :iIl5 .Nittur!l ~s 87 f),":: (' - -1 :l-!i Sugglul' 2J lGV J!JIj ):; .;? 306 PadrtYrtlaln 2/;; :125 Hli 11 -:, 34~ ~ulttgala,k :lOli 21H -171 E--I :;07 l'andithallal"l1 Ii, ZOO 2!11 :,;0 B--i :H9 tiulcdcvarahalli 223 l·ll·inha.bil<'d ('-4 308 l'annakrtpul' LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Total: 200(22); 205(2); 207(1); 209(8); 218(2) 273(3); 278(1); 280(1); 281(1); 302(2); 311(2); 350(2); 367(1); 369(24); 388(7); 389(2); 392(1); 393(5). Uural; 200(12): 218(1); 27:1(~); 350(2); 3(;9(19); 388(3); 389(2); 393(1). Urban: 200(10); 20,j(2): 207(1); 209(8); 218(1): 273(1); 278(1);280(1); 281(1)_; 302(2): 311(2); 367(1); 369(5); 3R8(4); 392(1): 393(4). VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Vn.I,AGES: Ikel'll:1jgo\1u 200(1); Kud'manahrtlli 369(2); Ka.lIeri 369(2); 393(1); :lrandalamallC' 3W(J); Kanaykanahrtlli 369(1); Chikko,,, 369(1); Ralchjd 2I1ll(:I), :189(1); Yalrthrtnkrt :{69(1); 'Ihippanahrtlli :l69(1); Dya.nal'panahalli 27:1(1); Kodiballi 200(1); Ganguru 369(1); t)rtuenalJrtlli 350(2); Gonjsomannhalli 3139(2): H'lgare 200(1), 3IJ9(J). 388(1); AlarJalJalli 369(1); Adagur 200(1); Biocodu; 200(2), :lll9(2), 388(1); Maligera 369(1): Kesagoclu :{fl9(1): .-\I'('halli 200(2). 27:1(1), 388(1); BnRavannadc,am Beedi 200(1); ;lIalasa ,al'a 369(1); Tholalu 218(1): Lingapura 389(1). 298 VILLAGE BELUR Liter.. t" Total ~chedulNl SchNlnk,l and Ar~~ ()eell' J"opul"ti,," Ca.t,," Trihe•. eduelltrd ,sl. in pied HOlle .. · , __ ..A-..-~ .-..A-~ ,..-~ ,..-..A..--..,_ No. Village AnH'nitif'f-> A~r('s HOll~t""S hoM. P M F M F M ]1' M ]' 2 3 (j 7 10 11 12 13 1 L,.k~h~mpura Tk 120 \4 H ~-; 3;) 4"1. 9 2 Cha.nnapura PRi" 114- Iii Iii 911 53 46 2 16 a Mavinaker.. Tk 142 15 15 76 38 38 4 Nidagodu Pw 499 43 4:1 237 p.} 115 (\4 3 5 Gotray&lIi Pw (",30 36 :Jo 243 1~i) 11 S 77 :17 !) 6 Atlagere Pw Un·inhabit<>(\ 7 Surapura Pw 33:! 169 163 71 78 35 8 Sh&mbuganaAalii Tk 2r;S 118 140 81 142 14 !I Doddamedllr Tk 521 ,250 126 124 4? 78 20 10 Hosahalli PI'", 449 13~ (\!'l 67 10~ 142 14 II Ballm 1'1'", SI:! 71 71 37:.! 193 Ii!! 144 15(i fi!1 \1 12 Hanninaman(' 151 17 17 \1(\ 1\0 4(; 17 21 11 13 Marianahalli :.'7fi \1 \1 45 25 ;;0 11 Ii 14 Harkihalli l' C,50 U 1:.' sO 4~ 3S 3 (\ 15 C, 15 Gobbalagodll Pw 343 70 ,Ii 1:.!1 C,2 .~n ~) 21 7 16 ChinnaJlQhalli PPw 66(i 2\1 29 350 Iii) 17:; 14 16 7 17 Chikka madur :M Pw 53, 21 21 1M 17 , , 1 13 18 Kabbinaman(' p", Il\s liO 50 121 C,8 ;-:1 88 114 1 19 .8omml"dihalli PPw 5C,(\ 34(1 171 Ii» 4!l 46 83 31 20 Singapura Tk 2M 23 140 (\8 7:2 48 fi2 21 10 2[ Suglur PI'", 40n 31 3(i 196 103 93 fiO (i:.! 64- 20 22 Davalapura P :!57 32 32 163 74 89 24 3(\ 37 15 23 Balaguppe 300 7 7 30 In 15 26 22 4 24 Birnagodu 289 50 50 250 137 113 30 82 57 ~8 25 Bindenahalli 200 1 12 fi Ii Ii 4 :! 26 Kudimanahalli Ri" 200 14 14 ,4 40 :{4 19 22 !l 5 27 Hosahalli 424 Hi If\ 118 5S tlO .) 2 ::>4 8 28 Madagodu Tk Itin 27 27 ] 15 57 58 44 42 !) 2 2:) Thalagodu 214 18 18 S4 42 42 40 3(\ 1 30 Marur ~O~ 3 3 fi 4 f) 2 () 3 31 Chatald 403 II 11 4:.! 20 :.!:.! :~ 32 Magehalli I' 403 14 1<4- 85 45 40 3 :.!I 17 33 Gendehalli 483 60 60 280 156 124 18 ]6 77 211 34 Angajanahalli 209 Un·inhabited 35 Aduvalli * DRhc Kw Po 2fi8 14:.! ,4 (is 23 6 10 36 Kalleri Tk 5nn 106 !'l2!l ::!80 ~4n :1, 14 1111 42 37 Kumbarahalli 257 3 2t.1 13 , 13 15 7 I 38 Mandalamane PI'", 188 25 2[) 135 71 64 10 37 4:.! 24 39 Nidagodu A.C. Tk l!) 1!l 104 50 54 1 16 40 :ayadrasomanahalli PPw :130 21 21 114 .~S 56 26 !J 41 Kalahalli 2111\ 27 131 7() (\1 20 8 23 7 42 Aggadalu P1'w 1,077 98 \)8 /\49 280 2119 44 28 1:.!!l 39 43 Iravalli • J' Pw 651 40 40 234 109 125 40 28 42 16 44 Agasara.valli • pp", :I!)'.! 62 62 348 183 165 47 :In 40 9 45 .::_ V. ginekere • Tk :JOO :!(i :.!(\ 144 78 (j(i )8 12 23 1 299 DIRECTORY TATJUK TO'aI \YORlI:E~~ Non workers ,------.~----~------.------:------"------.------.--., "'orkers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,.--"---., ,--..A.-." (_..A..---" r-..A.-..,. ,--J.-..,. ,--..A..--, r-..A..__.,,--A---.. ~ ~ r-..A..--.. Sl. :\1: F :\1: F ,\1 F "I: F M l!' M F 11: F :M F 1\-1: F 1\1 V :\I F Ko_ Iii Ii 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 :~O 31 32 33 34 35 36 23 12 21 11 12 30 1 26 7 24 6 27 39 2 24 5 24 4 14 33 3 75 27 69 26 3 47 1'18 4 70 43 62 38 i ;) 5,1 7.) Un-inhabited 6 98 SO \Jl 80 3 71 83 7 77 73 77 73 41 67 8 71 57 68 57 2 55 67 9 :~6 39 33 30 9 29 28 10 118 71 III 61 10 75 lOS 11 24 21 22 17 3 26 25 12 16 11 16 10 9 \) 13 26 11 17 11 8 16 27 14 35 25 :n 23 2 27 34 15 116 91\ 88 81 18 15 5 4 59 79 16 46 :~:I 44 33 2 41 44 17 43 31 31 23 11 19 28 18 80 49 72 49 2 6 91 129 19 42 7 40 6 26 65 20 55 30 41 22 lQ 8 :~ 48 63 21 43 24 39 20 4 31 65 22 956 2 3 3 9 6 10 23 82 42 40 28 2 7 7 6 11 9 55 71 24 4 4 2 6 25 22 20 17 17 2 4 18 14 26 30 25 28 2;; 2 28 35 27 :~7 38 28 27 8 11 20 20 28 23 18 21 18 2 19 24 29 3 2 ::I 2 3 30 12 6 11 (; 8 16 31 30 14 19 8 2 2 15 2(; 32 !Jl 49 75 12 3 3 65 75 3:j Un-inhabited 34 47 17 19 4 7 2 20 11 27 51 35 156 68 i3 51 25 12 2 6 2 9 12 21 124 181 36 7 3 3 :1 2 I 6 4 37 35 21 31 :W I 3 :36 43 38 29 22 22 18 :; 4 1 1 21 32 39 31 27 21 22 :1 2 ::I 4 ::I 27 29 40 45 33 31 30 4 3 9 25 28 41 146 120 120 107 12 2 4 9 11 134 149 42 73 69 61 62 10 7 2 36 56 43 III 85 102 81 5 1 2 4 72 80 44 !i3 41 40 39 13 2 25 25 45 300 VILLAGE RELUR Literate Total c 4fi Hunsekere Tk 615 :20 105 oj 7 48 ;)() 47 ·t 47 Govinahalli Hiv 603 35 171 911 63 71 13 48 Mundagatta Pw 14 83 a9 26 1 49 Kud:1lur :.\11',,' 45l 33 35 191 93 4,J" 4l 18 2 50 Rennnr ~rpw ;")a6 140 l~n nS8 40,") .58 221 114 51 Yamasanhi* p nmH' Pw Po 1,521 ;'i83 ::;07 27() 74 23 52 Kallahalli Kw 26a Un-inhabited 53 Hunumicli PPw 1,(143 1:~5 13.5 788 446 342 232 17a 128 26 54 N arana pma. PJ'w 485 14.'l 145 868 444 424 146 14f) 102 14 ri.5 HM:1.halli Riv :?!l0 12 12 112 (\4 48 4 16 13 56 Kal'l1gadu* P DTk Po 1,185 1 iii iii) ,1,08fJ 567 ,')22 10!l 245 !li\ ;;; Kodanahalli Pw 306 51 iiI 304 174 130 62 46 5 58 Siriagatta 538 Un-inhabited 59 Yakkashettihalli Tk 268 309 17! la8 iO (i4 a1 Ii 60 Channo.pnra 1.' Kw 266 2u 210 III no 21 7 57 17 61 Hanike PPw 1,370 154 154 7!14 42! 3i3 9!l Ii! 94 62 Mah-nahalli l'Tk 735 :)2(; 164 lfl2 ~:l 72 43 63 Gollenahalli 2()7 64 Honnahalli kant! 2,42:) 1; n· inlmbitpd 65 Honnentthalli PI'" 919 60 :)15 161 154 25 34 46 8 66 Sett iham 25:3 24 24 130 67 63 a7 :;4 16 5 67 SomaseHihalli P 1'w 889 120 120 651 :336 315 97 11),) 85 I> 68 Dodrla·,yada.ge]'(' Pw 667 6:; 65 363 182 181 61 5., 49 I) 69 Jlfuthagannf' pp", 1,142 lUI 101 595 318 2ii 9a 69 7!J Hi 70 Rettig"r" PTk 1,028 57 57 398 215 183 79 28 52 9 71 Kanayakanah!tlli P1'w 501 51 51 335 181 1M 38 48 62 12 72 Koratikero Pw 514 30 30 153 70 83 :19 :n 15 2 73 Manchanaya kanahalli Pw 551 la 13 92 47 45 1 18 5 74 Hunasekere PTk 677 66 66 387 209 178 78 79 52 9 75 Danaikanahalli Pw 541. 45 45 247 128 119 61 :,0 10 2 76 Bantenahalli PPw 885 71 71 467 224 243 39 50 :~5 18 77 Rompum Pw 346 70 70 :344 194 150 92 62 5a 3 78 Chickkabyo.rln,gm'p 560 4i, 45 323 157 166 62 76 21 2 79 Mudigerf> Pw 38 SO SO 521 282 239 72 61 60 25 80 R"yapura PPw 77l 62 62 376 201 IiI) 88 8,3 64 18 81 Nettikere PKw 8iO 4() 46 233 . 117 116 89 89 2 2 82 Surapura Pw ' 425 32 32 16:1 84 79 27 22 20 83 RanaghaH!1 465 28 28 168 84 84 51 /,3 84 Chikkole Pl'w 1,147 69 6!1 357 174 183 40 44 42 2 85 II irikol., l' Pw J,OOO :\5 :15 197 lilO 97 19 25 55 14 86 C'hamadcvanahnlli. 295 Un-jllh",bited 87 Kachihalli Tk 304 18 18 107 52 55 5 I) 10 88 Nitturu 545 18 18 98 51 47 47 19 14 4 89 KerIur Pw 618 52 52 302 151 151 57 51 2f) 8 90 Pra.sa.dhihalli Pw 458 {j,'i 55 a49 178 171 10 4 :35 2 301 DIRF.,CrORY TALUK-contd WORKERS Xon r ______..A.-- ______-, Total worker; worker,:.; [ II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ,-"--:---.. ~ r-..A--.." ---'-~ ,-A--, ..---"--" r-"""'--, r-.A--, ,-"-, ,.A--, 81. ..l\{ ]i' F l\I 1-' III F .'1 3I E' "1I l' j1 F )[ Ii' .'1 1<' 111 F M 1,' No. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2i 25 :W 27 28 29 30 31 32 :n 34 :35 36 :36 25 35 24 21 :33 46 58 42 55 :ll 11 23 48 47 24 16 ~4 12 4 20 2:3 48 32 47 IH 12 1 1 46 61 49 :382 179 332 171 8 8 201 2::!6 50 191 122 139 115 1 31 15 7 116 154 ;:;1 Un·inhabited 52 ~88 134 178 107 22 27 :3 8l 4 158 208 53 265 115 216 96 19 38 179 :lOU 54 39 2 18 2 20 25 46 55 348 56 244 39 6 9 8 5 78 4 1 219 466 56 Il7 22 73 18 2 40 57 108 57 Un-inhabited 58 lOt :10 72 21 l() I; 13 7U 108 5U 72 26 52 24 2 15 (iO 2S0 21!!l 24;; 202 7 25 HI 1M 61 ]07 Ii 10:1 2 ~) j ~.) en· inhabited l'n-inhabitecl H.i ' (n 84 ;)7 66 87 -!u 2, 43 26 21 a6 206 46 194 2.5 10 10 11 l:30 269 1]8 79 ]05 77 2 7 (j.J- 102 lSi UO 158 130 12 lU IG 131 137 1:3:3 76 121 72 l 1 6 1'>2 107 !lO 98 .S7 :3 .,"' 2 78 64 71 i3 40 41 :3 26 40 "72 27 17 25 17 20 28 73 l;17 \18 1:32 HI .,.) 2 72 SO 74 IS g8 g\l 47 :>1 73 ., .) 7 86 l71 138 72 125 70 " 76 127 g4 lOu 64 19 16 4 67 66 7i 97 W5 83 \II 11 12 3 2 60 61 78 191 54 122 36 2 5 13 53 3 5 91 185 79 125 43 96 :30 4 13 18 76 132 80 S2 82 7S 81 3 35 34 58 53 37 52 1 26 26 li4 56 63 56 20 28 119 114 109 106 6 2 4 55 69 (1) 58 56 1 40 41 Un· inhabited 86 36 :>4 36 :34 16 21 87 27 29 28 29 1 22 18 88 88 34 73 19 8 15 6 63 117 89 116 99 10i \)2 8 -; 62 72 9U 302 VILLAGE BELUR Literate Total . Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu· Popula.tion Castes Tribes educa.ted HI. in pied Houee r---.A---~ ,..A...--.,. _..A..--, ~ No. Village ..Aluellities .\c es Hon.eII holds 1) M P l\i F .M J<' M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 14 91 Sanyasihalli PPw 180 51 51 277 140 137 71) 65 24 22 92 Mallapura Pw 495 56 56 340 185 155 45 40 63 20 93 Utpathanahalli Tk 177 38 38 175 84 91 13 23 15 1 94 Bitravalli pw 347 38 38 . 178 91 87 17 15 19 3 95 Halebid I, II and IJ[ HD SPo E Rhc 2,238 539 539 3,409 1,887 1,522 211 177 736 219 96 Chcelanaikanahalli* PKw 790 74 74 439 228 211 43 30 61 19 97 Chikkamanahalli 197 Un-inhabited 98 Kattc80manahalli Pw 760 24 24 148 103 45 ;} 27 3 99 Ponnathapura P Pw 754 86 86 315 127 188 78 136 22 18 1UO Devihalli P l'w 852 105 105 513 263 250 138 127 63 17 101 Mallikarjunapura 1'" .t.)? 27 27 145 81 04 18 10 20 3 102 Yalahanka l' j'w 1.177 108 108 648 333 315 65 59 41 7 103 Chikkamanahalli. Tk 1\J5 11 11 54 25 29 2 104 Kythanpura Pw U:!l 14 14 97 50 47 4 10 7 105 ChiIUlanehalli 47U Ln-inhabited 106 \'cel'adevanahalli. 1'Tk 1,035 67 67 335 159 176 9 9 32 2 107 Shivaladhanahalli K w 213 45 45 265 126 139 33 4 108 Geddalahalli 184 Un-inhabited 109 Kallahalli Kw 685 3 3 16 10 6 3 110 Thimmanahalli Kw 287 30 30 175 84 91 20 23 31 3 III Hebbal :M Kw E 804 182 182 180 404 376 107 90 176 52 112 Jogihalli Kw 304 17 17 109 55 54 20' 3 113 Kallahalli Kayal Kw 288 58 58 222 12~ 100 118 99 114 Kallahalli Kaval (A.M.) Kw 288 4 4 9 5 4 4 115 Hakkihalli 1,680 Un-inhabited 116 Hullenahalli Kw 703 36 36 190 95. 95 21 13 29 117 Appagondanahalli Kw 804 25 25 171 84 87 28 33 30 10 118 Kallasettiha,lli P p,y 1,612 72 72 325 170 155 44 30 35 3 119 Thippanahalli l'w 2,598 23 23 133 80 53 2 16 120 Sannenahalli 714 Un-inhabited 121 Rajalla Siryur MPw 4,343 383 383 2,346 1,193 1,153 ~19 319 362 61 122 Kankattahalli PKw 119 61 61 404 236 168 IS 13 84 18 123 Somapul'a 381 Un-inhabited 124 Huvvenaha.lli 186 Un-inha.bited 125 Motihalli 120 Un-inhabited 126 ::'IIayagodanahalli PKw 189 48 48 297 147 150 8 5;{ 15 127 Kallibore Kaval . Kw 314 70 70 373 189 184 94 108 IS 3 128 Chatachatnahalli )! Tk 1,304 167 In7 1,094 601 493 62 40 208 40 129 Mathihatta PK", 2,204 202 202 1,161 609 1)52 118 103 154 40 130 Kondili Tk 632 40 40 206 101 105 2 8 13 3 131 Jogihalli 83 Un-inhabited 132 ~hivanena.halli Pw 430 74 74 392 195 191 7 62 133 Sura.naikahalli PPw 390 69 69 440 226 214 8 10 142 21 134 Attigudda Kaval 28 Un-inhabited 136 Hirihalli PK", 814 74 74 400 210 199 ;') 6 79 14 303 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Tota.l WORKERS Xon ,.orkers ,------_,.__------~ workers I-IX I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X r--A--. r-"--.... ~ ~ ,-.A.-., ,--..)o.....-..,,--~ r-"---.. ,--.A..~ r-..)o.....~ ,-A..-.., Sl. M F M F M F 1\1 F M F 111 F M F 1\1 F M F M J!' ~I F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 ~6 27 28 29 30 :n 32 :l:j 34 :1,) 36 85 75 66 59 15 13 4 3 55 62 91 107 39 84 34 8 5 2 8 ;j 78 116 92 51 31 45 2;' 4 4 2 33 6U 93 50 38 45 31i 2 4 41 49 94 1,141 ~5 562 314 73 112 2 194 94 .J- 21) 34 153 3 746 1,087 95 141 114 122 103 12 11 :~ 4 87 97 96 Un-inhabited 97 76 19 70 18 2 3 27 26 98 65 106 60 97 7 5 62 82 99 165 120 150 89 15 31 98 130 100 48 42 37 33 10 I) 1 33 22 101 218 102 204 99 8 :1 4 115 21:3 102 22 8 22 8 3 21 103 38 21 38 20 12 26 104 Un-inha.bited 105 96 g4 84 (j.," Hi lO(i i6 75 62 511 77 107 Un-inhabit(',l lOS 5 3 2 3 5 a 109 49 20 49 20 :l5 71 110 ~8i 2U, 265 204 :l 7 2 2 117 169 III 32 34 32 33 23 20 112 74 67 62 60 48 113 4 3 IJ4 en-inhabited 11.3 n:J 53 59 48 4 ,j 32 42 ll6 43 46 42 4U 6 41 41 117 105 99 93 82 I() 16 65 56 lltl 62 37 47 3,! :1 3 IS 16 119 Un-inha.bited 121) 761 651 626 604 109 46 g 15 432 502 121 <165 95 120 95 45 71 73 122 Un-inhabited 123 Un-inha.bited 124 Un-inha.bited 125 g6 78 S4 77 10 1 2 51 72 126 109 76 71 a6 35 40 1 2 80 108 127 38U 298 310 275 35 23 1 26 4 221 195 128 385 329 361 314 12 13 3 8 224 223 129 74 61 72 60 1 1 27 44 130 Ln-inha.bited 131 123 13S 115 128 8 9 72 59 132 140 140 136 la5 4 5 86 74 133 Un-inhabited 134 123 129 121 126 7tl 70 13{; 304 VILLAGE BELUH, Literate Total Scheel"k,I Schedule,l anu Area Occu Pol'ulaiioll ·c,l,stus Tribes educated Sl. in pied House- ,----"------., ,--"----., ,-----"---., ,.---"--. No. ""~l'('S Houses 11(lILls P )1 P ;'1 F 11 .F ;'1 F ., 1 .) 4 6 8 (! 10 II 12 13 14 136 Marm"halli 242 27 27 178 84 94 32 137 Kol1ih,,11i * ~1 '1'k 1'0 153 206 206 1,236 652 584 il 26G 128 lHinugllnahalJi l'w 25S 13 13 84 40 44 6 I:l9 Kabbig:erahalli 1<" 217 13 13 90 48 !2 1 14 140 Appihalli P 01 61 ;:27 105 162 :; 94 141 Kanyakanahalli 624 50 50 269 138 131 II 75 7 142 Chatnahalli 664 108 108 ;}90 :~08 282 :H H4 G 143 Ba]phalli 186 21!) .j .'5 d 144 Hosahalli :W 12 17 10 I ·• 145 IrlahallakavaI 2.75H 6 () 17 .~ ]46 Gangur )1 Kw 1,00,3 1:l2 1:12 82i 432 :J!l5 41 2·1 163 147 Sampnahalli* 1'](",1'" I JIll,) 168 WS 1,092 551 541 78 69 IS~ 148 GhattadlthaIIi 1'Kw :;,7~)n 273 273 1,661 867 797 139 115 lSI 149 Kodihalli I.to:: 7 150 llaja.gcre ()\Jh 89 89 501 256 246 102 lOll 1)1) 151 Go nisomanahal1i :\1 Pw 807 149 149 914 468 446 ;{2 24 232 lUS 152 Thattehalli PI':;:", 698 60 60 369 193 176 75 52 78 18' 1;33 Komaranahalli l' Kw 520 50 .-;0 2.,9 130 129 22 20 64 18 154 V oddarahalli PPw 2!)9 76 76 406 190 216 Us 17G :~2 4 155 Rarabihn.l.li PKw 799 76 76 431 220 211 9t; 101 3" 8 156 Girikalahalli 40-1 5 30 20 10 6 157 Siddapura l' Kw 896 ('8 ()I) 41G 217 199 78 88 48 158 Hulikere PKw 380 78 78 530 271 2;,9 70 1-11 39 159 l\Iadihalli* PPwPo 777 128 1~8 574 292 282 4\\ 87 70 160 Keshavapuru 263 Ull-inhabit("\ 161 Hatthore PI'" 8;~:! 26 26 215 lO:J lOG 1 G G :!.7, S 162 Hulugundi ~ll'w Po 1,136 75 75 429 219 210 41 43 114 73 163 UaLike PI'w 575 47 47 251 liG 135 31 36 23 10 164 Bommanahalli Tk 396 36 :36 116 77 99 13 l-l 24 165 Thendekere Tk 507 15 45 22 23 () 166 Hiragttppe 'Tk 1,662 67 67 3~1 192 189 84 ~1 40 25 167 Tha ttegere Riv 247 20 20 94 49 45 7 5 8 IG8 J{anaikanallalli 'l'k 238 2 12 (i Ij 4 ;3 169 ]'ma Riv 276 25 ~5 15ll 75 ~4 -u 22 5 170 GorUl' Pw 758 37 37 212 lIS U.t 61 43 2~ 2 171 ChomanahalJi Tk 181 11 34 1~ III 16 10 4 ·1 172 Horohalli l'1'w 422 44 :n 7 165 152 4G Jl 6:3 31 173 Hadlagel'e l'w l.(l79 41 23G 112 12.1 :t5 :H 29 S 174 IIoBohalli l' Pw 511 G6 :l2! l(j1 157 45 35 25 175 Muglihalli l' Pw ±~)(i 36 221 III 110 lG IS 21 13 17() AmIde 1'1'w 1,135 109 lO:) ;)41 ;;09 lJl H7 18 177 KaJlascttihalli Tk 368 23 73 58 1[; 22 2 178 Thimmnahalli 60 !la-inhabited .. ,) 179 Lakshampura Pw 214 :n :H lUG 11:J 83 .J 18U Chilkur P 1'\\ 72G -1U -1U 228 121 107 \J 305 DIRECTORY TALGK-cuI1IJ. Total WORKEIlS );")11- workers .------.A..------____- wO!'ker.· (I-IX) I JI. III IY V VI VII VIII IX X. ,-A----, ,---A--..". ,-..A.-..,-A--.,. ,--~ ,-.A.., ,--..A..... ,-..A., ,--..A.... ,--..A...... , ,--- A __\ ,')l. ~l F :U F )1 F'\I F ,\1 F :\[ F ;\1 .J!' .Il F :VI F ;\1 F .11 1":\0, I.) 11) Ji ]8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 60 59 56 59 -1 24 3:; 136 420 358 :ma 164 72 18J 13 6 7 23 3 232 226 137 30 28 30 28 10 16 138 33 25 2H 1,:> 17 :25 ., 10:l 100 \Jl 40 {i0 62 O~ 82 71 (iZ, 14- :3 57 60 In HH 161 1,,1 o lli 121 1-12 Un-inhabited U3 ., 9 ., 8 114 6 ., 14;5 300 264 2,j() 253 20 11 ;) 1",J 2 132 l:ll 14(j 3ii2 31!.l 312 2\):3 20 \) H)9 147 568 40!l 479 343 17 36 48 30 2!H l-!b Un·inhabited 14') ltD 100 125 53 15 1 13 1 ;) IHi 130 ~U3 217 205 176 a2 21 13 43 :_) 1\ 17.) :12\·) L:Jl 119 79 98 06 17 13 1 71 lJi 152 \) ;) 48 72 153 124 I·U 119 1:38 4 3 65 71) I,H 150 124 110 105 15 19 24 70 87 L~5 12 5 11 '2 8 5 156 132 21 91l 14 li 12 G 7 85 178 157 173 Gl IG5 Gi 3 1 1 98 192 158 163 88 131 79 3 HI 9 4 :3 (\ 129 191 153 Un.ill\llfbi ted 160 70 iii) 59 -lou 10 3 39 51 101 125 45 102 27 8 1\) ~H lr,:; 162 72 08 71 liG 41 (;7 13:1 51 47 47 42 26 52 In·1 l-l, 1-1 l-J. 1-1 s !l 13,3 107 97 .) 85 9.1 1\\0 .Jj 27 5 2~ 16 1(17 -I, -1 :l ;; 16S -13 40 \) '" 1(1 7:l 53 11 2 (j \)() 17G H 2 11 171 110 1(; 102 1",) 55 1:30 172 !.I 05 \) 4() 115 173 !.II 2;) 78 18 6 -! 3 73 US 17-! 64 12 ,10 \) 10 1 .} 1 17 % 175 203 155 lSI 144 11 .J" 3 2 J:lg 13.1 176 :17 29 :;0 26 " (j 3.)" 2V 177 " 17S 35 45 lill 77 66 G4 li -1 ,11 18v HASSAN 20 303 VILLAGE BELUR Literate Total ~cheduled Scheduled and Area Oocu Population Castes Tribes' educated 81. in pied House r---.A..----,. r--..A..-, ,--..A..--.. No_ Village Amenitips Acres Houses holds P M F 1\1 F 1\1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 181 Ram, nahalli Pw 404 27 27 166 82 1'14 33 :37 IS S 182 Ibheedu Pw 925 109 109 806 424 382 102 110 128 29 IR3 Ajj, nahalli Tk 532 31 31 204 105 99 33 29 29 4 184 Somanahalli Til 276 14 14 79 37 42 27 44 11 1 185 Hosahalli Tk 316 68 68 350 176 174 32 26 38 4 186 Ammanagudi kaval 401 Un-inhabited 187 Thaudagero Tk 230 48 48 235 125 no 108 102 12 188 Ve3rapura Tk 319 15 15 75 36 39 1 :3 189 B Il("nahalli PPw 487 58 58 349 193 156 3 8 51) 4 190 Honnenahalli 88 Un-inlHtbited 191 Mudibetta kaval 984 Un-inhabited 192 Ramachandrapura Pw 993 18 18 96 53 43 17 13 10 193 Shivajog'pura Tk 457 30 30 170 95 75 31 21 II 194 Handralu P 1,143 101 101 622 331 291 49 H 71 25 195 Hagare*, MD Rhc Po 583 152 152 757 404 a5:{ 102 80 9,~ 20 196 Rolab: gere Pw 589 3 3 18 10 8 3 197 I1agarckaval 670 Un-inhabit.ed 198 Kalyanapura PTk 532 55 55 31G 153 163 3 2 52 7 199 Siddanahalli Tk 126 67 67 144 70 74 15 10 11 200 PandithanahaIIi PPw 988 60 60 331 168 163 19 14 -1:! 201 Mallapura 163 lJn-jnhabite!1 202 Siddapura 116 Un-inhabited 203 Sava.ihalli PPw 553 86 86 556 302 254 43 4:3 140 55 204 Shivapura Kw 123 11 11 41 19 22 11 18 5 o 205 Kodihalli Pw 158 50 • 50 276 133 143 41 42 45 17 206 Mayagondanahalli 259 un-inhabited 207 III enahalli 91 Un-inhabited 208 Kyathanakere Pw 378 26 26 151 80 71 24 10 2S 2 209 Daeagondanahalli Tk 468 3 3 19 II 8 6 210 Ummadevanahalli .. Pw 277 16 16 106 52 il4 10 3 211 Thirumalanahalli Kw 451 50 50 350 180 170 62 50 3 212 Ka ipura Tk 151 2 2 8 I) 3 213 Ichanahalli 147 Un-inhabited 214 Adgur 1* MTk Po 1,146 272 272 1,621 844 777 93 76 1al 215 Ramadevarahalli kaval 2,808 Un-inhabited 2lG KurihaIIi 175 Un-inhabited 217 Ah dahalli Pw 244 47 47 199 100 99 38 76 47 -! 218 Devarahalli PPw 145 > 9 9 58 28 30 4 1 12 10 219 Shivapura. kaval Kw 975 26 26 122 61 61 58 61 o 220 Bont, n halli Pw 176 34 34 238 106 132 221 Bettadalur PPw 755 71 71 416 204 212 37 50 41 222 Angadihalli Tk 326 17 17 95 53 42 \) (; 6 223 SuledevarahaIIi 137 Un-inhabiteu 224 Mul,nahalli PPw 482 49 'll) 298 158 140 9 51) 5:J 2U 225 Basavapura Tk 413 26 26 141 7·1 67 10 7 (; 1 307 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. 'VORKERS Non Total ------.-, workers worker" III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~, ,A, ~ ...... --"--"" ,~ ,A-" ,~ ,~ ,-A_ Sl. l\I }!' ~1 F ]\1 F M F l\I F )1 FM FM F 1\1 F No. Hi 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 48 41 4J 3~ 4 2 :lO 43 lSI :!6:1 203 2:3;; 200 12 2 6 7 161 179 182 7ft 77 75 77 1 29 2:l 183 28 28 27 28 9 J 4 184 137 133 137 la3 39 41 185 Un-inhabited 186 74 61 67 61 6 51 49 187 21 17 20 15 1 2 15 22 188 124 94 108 88 8 6 3 2 2 69 62 189 Un-inhabited 190 Un-inhabited 19] 34 25 30 22 3 3 1 19 18 192 52 47 50 45 2 1 1 43 28 193 198 170 174 142 21 26 2 2 133 121 194 259 163 165 127 9 10 2 8 21 5 6 2 4 3 44 16 145 190 195 3 5 3 5 196 Un-inhabited 197 80 87 74 83 2 4 2 2 73 76 198 42 38 42 38 28 36 199 106 . 93 94 91 2 10 62 70 200 Un-inhabited 201 Un-inhabited 202 188 145 133 138 10 5 38 3 1 2 114 109 203 10 14 10 14 9 8 204 80 70 70 68 9 2 53 73 205 Un-inhabited 206 Un-inhabited 207 50 9 40 2 7 9 1 30 62 208 10 10 1 8 209 27 9 26 I) 25 45 210 5 1 3 1 8:3 169 211 2 3 212 Un-inhabited 213 ., 492 263 412 237 1-1 7 44 13 2 4 2 <> 2 2 352 514 214 Un-inhabited 215 Un-inhabited 216 62 61 58 59 3 2 38 38 217 14 13 13 13 1 14 17 218 39 33 33 30 3 3 3 22 28 219 59 41 55 38 3 3 47 91 220 123 94 115 87 4 7 3 81 118 221 34 8 28 3 6 5 III 34 222 Un-inhabiteu. 223 81 37 69 36 77 103 224 47 29 44 25 27 3S 225 20* 308 VILLAGE BELUR Literltto Total R.cheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Populatiun Castes Tribes educated Sl. in pied House ,------.A._~ ,--A---., ,--.A.-----.,. ,--..A.-,,\ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F ~I F M F ~1 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 226 Biccodu I and II* MPwPo 1,237 194 194 944 535 ,109 84 76 166 70 227 Chikka Biccodu Kw 318 34 34 167 79 88 :ll Jl 18 5 228 Spmanahalli Kw 214 6 6 39 21 18 3 \ 229 Kolurmata Tk 131 8 8 44 22 22 230 Pura Tk 162 8 8 45 22 23 5 231 Bamlahalli Tk 202 4 4 13 6 7 232 Kodaganahalli Pw 232 18 18 68 42 26 3 ;) 13 3 233 Hosahalli Kw 213 11 11 51 18 33 5 10 3 2 234 Holalu Pw 763 96 96 383 199 1R4 41 40 :{7 17 235 Mahala 176 rni-inhabitNI 236 Ankihalli PPw 462 87 87 483 247 236 49 .18 96 40 237 Uummanakere Kw 4,329 25 25 131 80 51 II 11 22 6 238 Hil'ivate PPw 591 32 32 194 101 93 16 1 !) .')6 30 239 Singravalli Kw 331 58 58 224 110 114 4 I) 29 6 240 HedduravaJli Tk 274 22 22 94 59 35 11 241 Irakravalli Kw 560 17 17 90 47 ,1:3 18 15 8 242 Lakkunda PPw 625 64 64 424 238 186 15 S 60 ' 15 243 Moovala Kw 392 3 3 13 6 7 2 2 244 Mathavana I'w 324 57 57 338 194 144.,. 67 54 5-i 10 245 Veuktipet Pw 218 19 19 J09 74 ,J.;_) 2 5 246 Arakal avalli Kw 324 a a 23 L5 S 2 247 Huskur Pw 535 41 41 227 111 116 22 18 IS 2 248 Chandapura Kw 138 2 2 5 4 :3 249 Bokravadi Kw 305 18 18 96 50 46 13 J4 6 250 Chokanahalli Kw 341 57 57 308 171 137 16 12 411 22 251 Chollanahalli Kw 257 11 11 60 34 26 9 11 252 Kardagodu 179 Lll-inhabited 253 ~laga,avara PKw 416 32 32 168 90 78 30 Z;, 29 6 254 Maliganur Kw 287 56 56 248 125 123 22 19 :)7 9 255 Malavalli Kw 253 10 10 30 16 H 8 3 256 Kavari Pw 492 21 21 112 55 57 22 12 15 9 257 Koosavara PPw 757 39 39 239 107 128 29 33 44 29 258 Kiragadlu Kw 165 35 35 184 92 92 8 259 lUugalihalli PPw 164 19 19 81 41 40 21 16 11 260 Thagere l\I Pw 1,084 88 88 526 268 258 96 100 11)3 32 261 Kogilamane Pw 443 38 38 188 93 9.j 41 :36 15 3 262 CllOwdahaHi Pw 655 50 50 279 140 139 120 104 26 11 263 Bomm, dihalli Kw 228 27 27 139 81 58 73 53 4 264 Baliganahalli Kw 186 8 8 :n 14 17 8 14 265 Jogaboranahalli Pw 480 25 25 153 77 76 8 6 2t"i 7 266 Malegere PKw 917 78 78 457 218 239 30 74 11 267 Balaguli Pw 282 4 4 33' 15 18 12 5 268 Ginnanamane Kw 75 5 5 31 17 14 9 II 3 7 4 269 Nidumanahalli PPw 341> 37 37 217 115 102 24 17 29 (i 270 Honnemane Kw 238 7 7 54 34 20 10 309 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd, Tot"l \VOHKERd Non ,---_____. __. _____. ______..A ______work(-'r::.: workers (I-IX) [ II HI IV V VI . VIII IX X ,..-.A--., ,--"--., ,-A--., ...--'--., ~ ...A--... ,--"---., ,-"---. ,..A--.. Sl. ]\I F ~l F ~I .1<' )\1 F ::11 F M F ::II }!' }[ F ::11 E' ~o. 15 16 1/ 18 1 \l 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3(\ 31 32 3fi 36 1 311 96 67 42 .)" 91 78 28 25 3 23 7 2 3 224 313 226 48 46 39 40 !l 6 :H 42 227 15 10 15 10 6 8 228 12 12 1 11 11 10 10 229 1 :1 13 () 4- 12 9 10 230 4 5 4- 3 2:lJ 29 18 10 5 (j 11 7 4 13 8 232 12 9 2 9 ? 6 24 233 1]8 96 27 :ll 86 7,5 4- 81 88 234 Pn-inh,'l,Qited 235 141 llO 106 38 106 126 236 60 19 S 4- 2.) 12 18 20 32 237 51 12 :ia 7 4 2 5 50 81 2:18 80 J.' 4 '2 06 40 2 3 2 30 63 239 34 21 II 7 2 20 14 25 14 240 28 2-1 21 19 :3 22 19 19 241 128 76 42 29 74 46 ;'5 2 4 110 110 242 ') :5 3 2 .J 1 3 4 243 118 76 67 52 28 22 5 2 11 2 76 68 244 37 19 26 16 2 3 3 3 2 37 16 245 7 4 5 4 8 4 246 64 59 53 47 2 5 12 47 57 247 :1 248 29 i 21 -i 21 39 249 88 18 25 1') 4- 7 7 21 27 2 83 II9 250 14 6 12 6 20 20 251 Un-inhabited 252 51 16 36 7 29 62 253 81 70 61 49 11 20 4 44 53 . 25 ~ 14 JO 1-1 10 2 4: 2.)') 34, 20 31 18 :1 2 21 37 256 66 44 45 30 12 12 (j 2 ·it 84 257 49 59 47 55 4- 4:1 :{3 258 24 3 24 3 l7 37 259 142 43 130 ilS .) 4 4 126 215 260 49 IG 49 )6 44- 79 261 80 56 4S :3~ fifl 6,J 1'\!{ 262 49 29 37 10 29 34 29 263 11 (i 11 6 3 11 264 4:1 21 :~7 2 .~ 19 31 55 265 94 Il7 !l4 101 145 266 7 -; 7 7 11 267 4 9 4 8 10 268 51 58 46 4- fj 2 51 51 269 H 16 8 17 11 270 310 VILLAGE BELUR Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu P"pulation Caste's TribE's educated Sl. in pied House~ r-----"--~ r---"---." r--A--, ~ No. Village Amenities Aeres Houses holds P ::\1 F )1 F )1 J!' ::\1 F 2 3 4 (j 7 8 !) lO 11 12 13 14 271 Mad a ghatta PPw :{59 85 85 508 242 266 150 167 45 ., 272 Chandanahalli 646 37 37 188 98 90 16 15 35 .> 273 Andur 395 7 7 34 18 16 13 5 274 ~rallarahosahA,lIi. 216 23 23 126 63 63 42 38 l:~ 275 Parlavalalu 7RO 93 93 446 236 210 58 41 87 Sf} 276 ,Tinig(m~halli Fn-inhabited 277 Doddihalli Pw 541 25 25 128 60 68 34 31 15 278 Madavalli Rh· 140 1 10 5 5 :; 279 Krishnapura Tk 249 9 9 45 19 26 2 3 5 2 280 YadehaIli Tk 122 12 12 57 30 27 H o 5 281 DanayakanahaIli.· Kw 291 11 11 640 35 29 7 9 11 282 Kodihalli Kw 202 13 13 62 32 30 "1 2 6 '2R3 Hemmadiganahalli Pw 222 7 7 35 18 17 7 2 284 Rajanahalli Kw 251 20 20 116 55 61 25 34 [) 2 285 KallahaIli 86 l'n-inhabitcd 286 Lakkenahalli Kw 152 83 33 167 79 88 11 6 12 287 Bolenahalli 154 Un-inhabited 288 Vaderahalli 84 Un-inhabited 289 Keralur PKw 129 21 21 121 63 58 30 115 15 6 290 Kesagodu * MKwPo 741 95 95 516 267 249 54 104 100 38 291 Mudalagere 142 Un-inhabited 292 Neelanahalli Tk 84 15 15 70 31 39 9 16 10 10 293 Chatnahalli Pw IS4 6 6 35 17 IS 2 7 6 4 294 Honnenahalli 112 5 5 21 13 8 29 6 4 295 Intitholalu 735 46 46 234 134 100 4 28 51 14 296 Arehalli * 111 D Rhe Po E 1,275 527 527 2,761 1,416 1,345 271 225 6 2 522 248 297 Bilaguli 626 Un-inhabited 298 Utholalu PTk 118 144 144 561 296 265 26 30 Jl 10 27 7 299 Vatehalli PKw 414 79 79 372 181 191 M 28 52 18 300 Hosamane Kw 214 29 29 132 68 6-! :~ 20 9 301 Byadane 605 136 136 535 27-1 261 !?6 13 67 32 302 Koralagudde Kw 374 33 33 148 76 72 24 9 19 3 303 Uddammanahalli Kw 199 30 30 162 86 76 29 3 18 6 :104 Heggadde Kw 594 48 48 250 126 124 1 35 3 305 N arvepet :\fPw 5:.") 46 46 231 125 106 3 6 32 20 306 Sulagalale Kw 878 96 96 471 253 218 142 74 50 II 307 Narve MDPwE. 545 63 63 282 154 128 35 9 50 17 308 GoravanahaIIi Kw 358 42 42 169 89 80 40 15 15 4 309 Hosahalli Kw 471 45 45 226 119 107 54 40 7 6 26 5 310 Thumbudevanahalli PKW 1,648 139 139 649 338 311 60 58 32 29 81 19 311 l\lurahalli Pw 1,048 44 44 26l 145 116 32 14 11 II 3S 12 312 Nandigudnahalli. Kw 371 115 115 505 290 215 74 32 17 13 5'3 6 313 Baldakallu Pw 312 26 26 150 79 71 20 15 16 4 314 Madenahalli PKw 335 2 2 20 8 12 4 3 315 Umbalagodu Kw 302 10 10 40 21 19 8 7 6 2 311 DIRECTORY TAL LiK-contrl. 'YoRKERS Non -_..A--______'_-, Total ,------workers 'Yorkers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,-~ ,-.A._, ,---A---, ,--J.--,.,-A--.., ,.A__" ,..-A--, ,-.A..-, ,.A..-, Sl. ::\1 F l'Il F M FM F::\f FM F~I FM F ::\1 F No. 15 HI 17 18 In 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 '27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 160 146 151 133 8 12 82 120 271 57 54 55 49 .~ 41 36 272 II 8 9 8 7 8 273 34 39 34 39 29 24 274 149 121 124 103 17 16 3 1 4 87 89 275 Un-inhabited 276 40 24 39 32 3 2 2 20 34 277 2 3 2 3 3 2 278 13 15 13 15 6 11 279 22 14 Ii; 13 :l 1 8 13 280 24 18 24 18 11 11 281 19 17 12 14 7 13 13 282 11 7 10 7 7 10 283 31 30 30 24 26 284 Un·inhabited 285 51 50 58 1 28 30 281> Un-inhabited 287 Un·inhabited 288 ., 3', 29 23 26 9 .J 2 2 26 29 289 15(1 103 89 77 18 15 10 7 13 12 2 2 11 2 111 146 2,)0 Un-inhabited 201 20 17 10 7 10 10 11 22 292 8 7 7 7 9 11 293 10 2 7 3 6 294 73 58 60 54 9 4 68 42 295 795 334 224 46 ., 271 230 3 3 78 15 30 65 16 '12 110 24 621 1011 296 Un·inhabited 297 211 174 15 179 163 11 85 91 208 102 G6 17 4 69 57 4 2 5 5 79 299 39 10 24 1 II 29 54 :lOO 168 133 11 4 150 128 4 106 128 301 37 36 20 20 15 14 2 39 36 302 56 49 4 50 49 1 ao 27 303 79 66 9 3 67 63 .2 47 58 30! 69 33 32 13 2 17 16 .2 13 2 56 73 :lO!) 147 105 6G 50 4!) 30 5 26 25 106 113 306 93 57 19 7 2 4(\ 45 4 4 11 2 61 71 307 50 45 17 17 21 16 11 12 39 35 308 64 61 64 61 65 46 309 204 97 126 31 8 12 48 42 21 12 1 :l4 214 310 79 28 53 5 16 12 10 11 66 88 311 200 117 19 ]0 16 15 149 92 5 3 90 98 312 50 29 18 2 18 13 11 14 1 1 29 42 313 6 3 3 2 11 314 12 8 11 8 9 11 315 312 VILLAGE BELUR Literate Total Scheclnlp,l Schecluled and Occu Population ('ustps Trihps pclucatea Sl. ArC'a. in pied Hou"c ,---__ .A..-_--. ~.A.-----.. r--.A.-~ ,..----A---. Ko. Village Anlf'nitics Aer,," Houses holds P :If F )[ I,' :'I [ F :I[ II' 2 i) 6 7 II) II 12 14 316 Konahalli Kw 25:1 15 15 77 41 36 23 15 () 317 MalasaYfLra I & II 1,638 ;Wl 2111 937 48:3 454 177 ()7 5 114 56 318 Gurgihalli 618 33 ;3:1 132 75 57 ii7 1-1 4 2 319 :'Ilalahalli 152 66 n6 279 137 142 10 G 10 .," 320 Adachanahalli flO 4 4 13 7 () 2 321 Dodda S",la\'am PI(" 1,033 104 104 441 226 215 45 26 11 50 11 322 Ba"aravalli Kw 552 39 ;l9 182 (19 8:3 25 13 323 Chikkasalavara Kw 524 16 16 81 4;; 36 ..q 2 15 3 324 Siragura l' Pw 1,344 161 161 694 ;36·1 :no 60 68 67 27 325 Kumbarahalli l'w 1,188 4!! 49 2Z3 110 113 24 17 24 7 326 Chcekanahalli* :II Pw Po 767 74 74 253 143 140 39 21 41 23 327 Kuppagodu Kw 655 \17 97 465 242 22:1 2{) ID 30 23 328 Hunaganahalli Kw 550 ;)4 .,·1 3i.~ 179 1M 46 4D S9 39 329 Devara kcsayi l'\v 302 14 14 S~ 44 38 15 330 Kanadur Kw 517 2;} 25 11:1 1)4 59 40 17 4 331 Chunganahalli Kw 827 26 26 111) 53 37 28 25 10 1 332 Malur Pw :l28 28 28 150 70 71 20 Ii 39 9 333 :\ladapura Tk 448 18 18 91 44 47 3:l 33 7 334 Sannenahalli I' Pw 320 18 18 121 ()9 52 o 7 33 9 335 Kecthur Kw 380 40 40 208 1I9 89 14 5 23 9 36 7 336 Banasavalli 1'w 390 24 24 112 52 60 23 4 337 Maravathi Pw 173 16 16 74 37 37 10 6 11 5 338 Muthugowdanahalli I'w 335 23 2a lIt 03 51 10 9 19 339 Somanaham P Kw 447 32 :l2 210 100 110 9 7 33 340 Mad" v pura Pw 162 12 12 III 43 4" S 341 VajarahaIli 172 Gn-inhahitpcl 342 Kotiganahalli l' Pw 491 36 36 204 1(\6 DS 19 13 343 Chunchanahalli Kw 141 10 10 :34 19 15 13 II 344 Marur Tk 507 20 20 79 4:1 36 13 11 10 345 Dabbe PPw 340 46 46 29·1 14!) 145 1)7 39 25 19 346 Bettada kesvi Kw 356 10 10 67 38 2\l 347 ::\'Ialakesavi Pw 140 6 6 3() 20 16 7 348 Hirigadde Kw ;l67 3 :3 17 10 7 2 349 Nagenahalli* P D Hhe Pw Po 826 98 98 547 291 256 37 29 139 79 350 Ha jihalli Pw 600 16 16 S3 54 29 32 10 351 Kogoclu l' Pw 1.313 139 139 607 334 273 70 24 10 14 117 352 Bommenahalli Pw 341 24 24 128 65 63 2D 20 10 2 353 Hirihasade PPw 832 1;33 133 660 :l31 329 IOij 02 107 34 354 Menisinamane 97 ~n-inhabited 355 Bellotte Pw 365 48 48 194 97 97 s 49 27 356 Mathihalli Kw .578 2.5 25 122 56 66 19 17 357 Navilahalli Pw 290 23 23 101 54 47 25 6 358 Alur Pw 674 23 23 135 68 67 26 24 29 12 359 Konerlu Pw 483 29 29 167 72 95 34 37 24 12 360 Mailahalli Pw 204 17 17 99 54 43 4S 41 4 31~ DIRECTORY TA, LUK---rnntd. \\'OTIKEnS ~on . _.-.A.. __ _ Tot .. i r------_---, - .------) \\oJ'l.;:('n. \VO .. kCN r \' nIl 1,\ ,-.A.---, ,--A----, ,-A--, ,--.A.---, .-A---. SI. ~r F \r F }I ]<' }I F \1 F Xo. J;) III J7 :l(j 20 ;) ;J ., 299 224 14 .> lUG 12'i Ii .) ., I .>" !I 52 32 II 9 41 ~,) 106 SO ;; .J (18 H" !in Ii -1 (l .) 135 1 Hi (i:J 55 22 4 19 ,j7 !Il il!) 321 ;,4 42 2,l 17 1 (l 22 I!! 4;; -U 322 24 9 18 7 ., 4 2 21 n 32:1 251 157 47 ~G II l;i7 ll!) 11 113 In 324 73 19 Hi .')2 :~2 65 I.) :28 ;;0 II) .j ;"},",) 7., :t16 6;) 17 :1 0;3 4H 7 () .j IO{ 1;j8 32, 54 18 :21 :?:l 12 .j 21 .j ., Ij 112 328 19 ]5 4 4 :? 18 19 32!) :1S 22 HI III 20 21 330 :~:; 21 2() 1:2 IS 25 331 :)7 31 34 ;j 42 32 :1:B 26 18 21 Vi ·1 18 29 333 39 23 27 23 I 2 :10 29 :J:1.:l 73 31 25 1:3 6 4:2 IS 4f) :,'l 335 32 22 29 21 211 :18 a:16 20 :10 15 12 17 24 337 38 :?5 29 21 ~5 26 :1:~8 56 49 53 :1 48 54 :139 27 21 Hi Ii, 10 IJ' 16 27 :NO l·n·inhabited :141 4.') -w .) ,,:3 :142 10 4 .,.. 5 343 26 25 2G 10 :\44 ~., .) Ii) "6 02 5 72 :14" 28 1(; 28 W 1:1 346 10 () 10 10 10 347 4 :l 4 6 4 34S 160 (j;j SO 12 12 2S .11 17 !J 12 :, 13l 191 349 38 12 !J 2 10 10 III 16 .) 200 143 ~l 48 104 !14 i-\ 128 130 351 40 27 :ll 18 9 !! 25 a6 352 1fJ2 S.'S [43 1:2 .J [> 4 5 :2 :30 64 I :l!l 244 353 l.-n-inbauitc(1 354 17 IH 15 s 2 12 [) so 355 36 41 16 la 12 lG 2 7 211 25 356 43 32 29 2:-> 12 4 II 15 357 .u 43 :15 :1:2 s II 24 24 358 46 39 38 :n S S 26 56 35n 40 2~ :H1 24 4 4 1-1 17 360 ~14 VILLAGE BELUR Literate Total ;':eh!lduled Scheduled and ,\ rca Oecn- Population , Cast(>s Trib(18 educated SI. in pica House- r-----"-----., ,-A--, ~ ~ ?:\ro. Vmagp :\mrmitie, ACT"" HOllees hnlr). P :'If }' :'If F M .Ii ?" F :2 3 4 ;) (j 7 8 !J 10 11 12 13. J4 :}61 Sullakki Kw 312 s 8 50 30 20 .) 4 11 1 362 Kandavara l' Pw 41:3 38 38 215 109 106 2S 27 49 28 363 Buvanahalli 189 -en-inhabited 364 Settihalli Kw ll7 ] 1 8 '7 4, 1 365 Echalahalli Pw 413 3ll il9 IS5 9:1 92 ;~O J7 :)0 14 366 HaralakaHe 50 -en-inhabited 367 Tholalu * I> Pw Po 78ll ]08 108 478 245 233 123 52 77 40 368 Gangavara Pw :100 :37 ;)7 183 gO 93 60 65 9 369 Chikkanasade p". 624 39 ag 185 104 81 42 3:3 9 :{ 370 ;-'Tllddanahall i 168 en-inhabited 371 Kanagnpp<' ]l,y 69.~ ii3 t):} 256 142 114 :36 10 20 :3 :372 Anughatta PI'" 798 38 :lS 187 9.~ !l;2 43 15 23 16 373 DolanamaJw Pw 196 16 Hi Wl 38 30 14 16 11 2 374 Bellavara Pw lill 45 4.'i 259 12-5 134 ;'is 32 :10 4 375 Bilagavs\lli Pw 258 24 24 119 uS .~I 11 t} 17 5 376 Surkodu Pw 40:3 25 25 100 55 4., 20 6 377 HuJluk, di Pw 2~~ 19 19 96 52 44 H 7 5 1 378 Hirigarji PPw 79t} 85 ~5 389 198 191 37 15 84 34 379 Kittavara Pw :l80 45 45 171 90 81 29 10 12 ' 1 380 Heggn.dihalli Kw 284 4 4 21 10 II 4 5 4 2 1') 381 l\{allallura Kw 234 .) 13 58 27 :n 23 :29 1 382 Kadagarji .I) Pw 789 75 75 353 179 174 124 73 49 12 383 Lingapura 163 99 99 447 214 233 2~ 9 76 39 315 DIRECTORY 'fALUK --roncld. Total WORKERR Non- workers r--- .- --_ ---.-______---..A.. ______--:- ______"._------, \Y,.rkel"R (I-IX.) I II III IV V VI YII VIII IX X ,-~ r-"--, ,-..A.-",\ r-..A.-"'\ ,--"-- ,--A-. r-"--, r-...A-... r-"---, ,-..A----. ,-..A...... , 81. M F M }<' ~r }' ~f F ~{ F ~I F .\{ F ~1 F }f F 1'.1 1<' ~1 F No. Iii ]6 J7 18 III 20 21 2~ 2:l , 24 ~5 26 27 2R 29 30 31 32 :l:l :l·1 :1:) 36 III 1:1 15 10 4 3 11 7 361 71 74 4:1 4S 2~· 24 4 ~ :~x ;I~ 362 l~n·inha.bited 36:l 4 4 :1 364 54 44 " X 7 42 :1(; :l!l 48 365 (Tn-inhabited 3156 J4:) 94 32 7 Iii 5 sa 79 2 ;~ II 2 102 139 367 46 48 35 23 10 2;') 44 45 368 (;:) 42 36 2(; 2J Ii) ·1 11 :19 369 (Tn-inhabited :170 84 58 63 ,Ii) .- 21 1:1 58 50 a7l 56 30 IS 12 4 a5 20 2 39 56 372 20 l!) 1-! 19 2 2 ::) 18 11 373 71 53 35 12 5 7 f) 4 20 34 54 81 374 44 20 2 29 19 9 ".) 24 :n in.> :lfl 12 . 21 11 8 :1 HI 3:1 :n6 30 17 6 2 :1 20 15 22 27 3i7 115 64 41 10 24 18 50 36 83 127 378 57 44 2 53 43 :m in 379 4 4 4 3 (j 7 380 16 12 13 10 2 2 11 HI 381 110 96 63 97 32 29 4 11 20 69 78 382 126 98 4 91 90 8 31 I) 1 14 6 8S 135 383 ~16 TOWN RELUR Lit,erntl' Total Total Schedule,1 Scheduled and worker~ An'," Occu- I'npl1lat.ion C;:\8t{'~ Tribes ",lucatc,l I-IX t'l. X"me ofT"\l1l in B'l. pied Hou,,,· ,.....--_.A- __ -, ,-./---, ,--..A-~ ,./---.,. ~ No. \Yaj'(lfHlo~k Inilc:-; ROURes holtlR l' )f T·' )1 F )I F ){ l' 1'1 F ., 11] 2 .. -! 5 (} 7 ,~ n 10 11 12 13 Ii Ifi ]lelur Tl)wl1 1.:li'2 1,137 7.907 ·1.138 3.16!1 21G 226 2.331) 1A37 2.14·~ 3n! Jllock ::'\0. ll:~ 113 618 :IUIJ 25S :! 242 ll}l 223 20 .) \H 9! 5\)! 2,,-1 250 f)5 61 78 22 14!1 36 :1 142 1,12 831 453 378 I] :~ 257 122 2-1!l 43 -4 136 1:36 80S 477 418 il S 301 151 ;W) 27 ti 136 1:1f\ 7;');') :1';8 :1';7 154 Iii? 21\) 3:, I) H5 (15 -isH 267 210 2., 27 177 IH lI9 11 7 lOJ 10-i 562 298 264 71 100 175 :H 141 4:~ S 128 I2s 685 :lM :Jill 217 ll:l lSI 2U !) 106 106 i')77 28'i 290 24 27 r·)I~ 143 13;) 30 ]0 130 1:111 7~tl :163 370 261 2,52 1,;" :~2 11 Si 114 582 30G Zi(j 140 il! 14U :n 12 81 ' 1:14 679 :Hl :138 In III lSi') :;6 PRIMARY BELUR Literato Total s('hednle,] Scheduled and Total Area Occu· PopUlation Castes Tribes educated nUl'll! in pied House- .-----.-.A----~ .--..A..---~ ,---..A..--, r--.A---~ ,'iJJage FrLan A 1'1'('" Hous(s holds P M F ,\1 F 31 F .\1 F 2 :1 4 li 'j S U 10 11 12 13 14 Belur Taluk T 338.6 18,751 18,836" 1,02,769 53,456 4H,31:1 12,509 ]1,547 204 l(i!! 17,039 5,842 H 337.5 17,30fl li,:m9 !l4,862 '19,:m; 48,544 12,293 11,321 20t Ifill 14,6S9 4,405 l' 1.1 1,3,,2 1,4:17 7.flOi 4,138 :{,7(i!) :216 22G 2,350 1,437 :H7 DIRECTORY TAtUE. WORKERS :\on, ____ ~ ______~ ___ ~ ____ ~A ______~~ ~-_~ ______~-~-- --.~- ~------~ ---"'"\ workerf- r 1\- \' n YIr nn IX X ~ ~. r-"--. ,-~ ,-A --", ,-..A... ,. .-..A.... ~Sl. 1\1 F :II F ;\[ F :II F :II F :II F :I[ 1<' :I[ F ·.No. 11 IS 19 . 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 :W 35 2Ul 27 71 425 5ti III 2:; 471 tHi3 13U I,B9:3 :3,:3IS (\11 11 ;) 34 55 lU9 7 137 23S 41 13 2 2 7 3 28 [) 12 9 2:1 2 23 1:3 105 214 1:1 2 :13 22 till ;) 12 ;)a 4- 4 5H 10 204 335 31 2 2 :2 !! 4 :l5 a 7 8!l 11 10 ,J.) 7 237 :l91 4 ti :15 !l 17 3 U4 11 44 IS 159 344 (j 2 2 Ii 14 21 60 7 148 :!US 2 6 6 13 fj 12 17 lti 7:! 3U 157 221 25 15 :j 2 1 4 2U IS 17 7 75 11 173 302 16 8 12 II :1 :{ 5 23 I 2ti ij 3U 152 26U IU 1 11 1:1 :! 2!1 ti 71 Iii 208 :l38 ~4 2 ;) til :; lti 4 ii li;1 2~.; IS 20 .( !H ij 30 o. 4 24 ti 1;,;; 282 ABSTRACT 'l'ALUK Total \rOHKEHS ~()Jl ,-______._ .. ___ . ______.. ____A .------______~ ______, workers workers [-IX [ f( III IV \' YI nr \'III IX ,--.A.._..... ,--.A.._-, ,-_..A..._-, .--.A..---,.,.--"--, ,---..A..--"'"\,-A-.,.---"----.,,-A---,. ,-..A.... :\1 1-' :II r·' :II F :11 :F:ll F :II F \[ F :If F :\1 F:\1 F 15 iii 17 l!l 21) 21 3u :.l:!,3S4 20,431, 21,SOI 14,877 2.(W 2,U72 :l,1l2 2,43U 1100 252 1,4ti3 1284 05 ii:! 764 75 IU 1,7!!5 5:17 21,072 2S,1:l7U :l0,23!! :w,o·n 21,600 14,1:l20 I,US!! 2.046 3,OS5 2,435 767 un 1,038 72 2!!4 :10 293 ,)1 41 1,132 407 I9,07!! 25,5Ul 2,145 2Ul 57 26 27 4 B3 71 425 ,)U III 2:, 471 24 .2 !i63 I:3u 1,9(l3 3,:m; 318 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHAKXARAYAPATNA TALUK ~'lua.re in ~quare III the Taluk the 'faluk 1961 Population map in 1961 l'opulation map in Census ,--.A...-~ which the Census ,--.A...----"l which the ~l. location 1951 1961 village location 1951 1961 Village No. Kame of Village CouP Ccnsus CCllbU~ <],ppears Xo. Nallle of Village Code Census Census appears 2 :3 4 5 6 2 4 5 6 Auagoor 5i 499 559 1£-2 5l Beiaguli 6S 510 646 C-1 2 Adihalli 179 303 372 A-3 52 Belasinda 6 ·120 499 D-2 3 Agasarahalli 145 217 260 13-2 53 Beralu 42 363 383 E-3 4 Agrahara 108 372 530 E-1 54 Bhaktarahalli 186 20!) 259 - B-3 5 Agrahara. Belaguli 223 633 702 B-4 55 Bidarakel'e 305 274 365 B-o (; Agrahara (Yerebore 142 247 337 B-1 56 Bidare 163 940 1,034 ,-\,-2 Kaval). 57 Bilikel'c 294 516 554 C-5 7 Agrahara (Yerebore 144 Un-inhabited C-l 58 Billdenahalli 98 :365 471 E-2 Kaval) 59 Billdena.halli 56 237 271 E-3 S Akkallahalli 241 460 540 C-4 60 Bindcnahalli ka\'al !)f) Cn-inlmbited E-2 U Aladahalli a83 170 172 .b'-4 61 Bisal~lwlli 45 rn-inhabited B-2 10 Alagondallahalli 90 172 220 D-2 G2 Bonullt'nahalli :l78 15() 188 F--! 11 Anati li2 9u8 1,091 A-3 (;3 Bomnlenahalli 281 238 244 D-5 12 Anllekere 90i l,l93 1,:n2 D-2 64 Booka 285 386 443 D-5 13 Ankanahalli 368 149 202 E-5 65 Bookanabetta 283 7f) 86 D-5 14 Ankcnahalli 74 105 lu7 B-2 6(l Boovanahalli 213 222 :lOS D-1 15 Annenahalli 63 565 597 C-1 67 Boregowdana koppal 277 S9 126 C-2 (j Antlumahalli 27 94 112 D-3 6S B. ~a.nudranahalli 124 21!) 229 C-2 17 Appena.halli 82 219 266 0--1 69 Byauarahalli kaval 135 Un-inhabited D-5 18 Appena.halIi lUI 84 106 B-3 70 Byadarahalli 133 :l55 417 E-3 19 Arakere 286 142 146 D-5 7 I Byadarahalli :127 2f)4 2Sf) B-3 20 Al'alapul'a 23 186 219 D-3 72 Byalasamudra 43 14 23 E-4 21 Arekal Kalmlahalli 103 214 339 E-2 73 Bympura 175 III 153 E-3 22 Aruvanahalli :l76 422 433 E-4 2:l Attihalli 255 693 718 D-4 74 Chal.)"a 372 688 75:l E-4' 24 Avarelinganilo Koppal 61 44 53 C-1 75 Chamadihalli 36 302 341 E-3 25 Avverahalli 210 193 222 C-3 7 I) Ohamadihalli 32 L'n,inhabited E-3 26 Ayarahalli 273 332 376 D-5 i7 Ohamarajapum 134 25 13 C-2 78 Challllagona,halli 228 ()2 93 B-4 27 Badakanahalli 257 260 276 D-3 79 Chauilapura 92 SO 103 D-2 28 Baddikere :345 531 582 C-4 80 Channarayapatna 57 o E-3 29 Bagur 129 1,598 1,776 0-2 AmlJ>nikere. 30 Baladare 126 445 548 D-l 81 ChanJlahalli 280 154 153 D--'4 31 Balagatta 15S 505 607 B-2 82 Chan.nenahalli 181 204 217 B-3 32 Balehalli 161 290 347 A-2 83 Ohatnahalli 176 124 131 A-3 33 Bananakere 254 306 372 0--4 84 Cha v a nahall i 185 101 205 B-3 34 Ba.navase 143 269 339 B-2 85 Chikkabilathi 334 304 448 F-3 35 Bandihalli 22 169 195 D-3 86 Chikkaganni 49 296 388 E-2 36 Bandiya."-' 279 Un. inhabited E-5 87 Uhikka.kondanahalli 20 185 256 D-3 37 Baragur 87 500 742 D-2 88 Chikkanaikanahalli 9 1 Lj 153 D-2 38 Basavanah,.lli 361 60 77 E-4 89 Chikka karade ()(; 165 161 C-1 39 13a.sava.napura 165 29 38 A-3 90 Chikl B ~ Co "" CI) ~ o « OX ~ ~ ~ ~ (; E -<.._--1..------1 ~ REFERE.NCES ~ Ta/uk. boundal'Y S H .~ ~ \"" village" --I------Istate Roads Other " Rivet' and streams . ..-.~:::.I T"aveller'S Bungalow T.B Hospitals e 319 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHANNARAYAPATNA TALUK--contrZ. Square in Sqltare m the Taluk the Ta.luk 1961 Population map in 1951 Population map in Census r----"---.,. which the OOllSUS ,-..A---.,. which the :il. locat.ion 1951 1961 Vil];1ge ~1. loca,tioll 1951 1961 Village No. Na.me of Village Code c('s~}US Census appears ~o. ); allle of Village Code Cellsu~ Census a.ppear8 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 :J 4 {) (i 102 Ohowdenahalli 202 120 16:~ U-3 155 Hampanahalli fl6 Un-inhabited B-2 lQ~ Chowdena.halli 84 218 25\) D-2 1;)6 H\\\'"b.baragur 88 13 25 1>-2 104 Chowdenahalli 209 216 24.4 U-3 157 Haro80111anahalli ~60 425 545 D-3 105 Daddahalli 47 288 389 LiJ-2 158 H"bbalalu 266 235 296 C-4 106 Daddihalli 203 91 105 0-3 159 Hegg"dihalli 2S4 148 15S D-5 107 Dadighatta :no 1,027 l,ll8 E-5 IliO Heggedigcrc 214 255 289 0-3 108 Dammaningala 159 1:~2 B-2 I 61 Hirihalli 60 289 382 0-1 109 Dandiganahalli :l80 920 1):l3 1~-4 16:) Hiribilathi :n5 :H2 316 B-3 llO Darasihalli .'18 36\) -H6 1\.\3 Hirisavc 269 l,n2 2,080 D-5 111 Darathighatta 195 172 202 13-2 l(H Hongehalli 147 :W5 :~6U B-2 Dasapur 132 112 o 106 U--2 Hi5 Honnalllavallah"lii ~ll ;;.'):) li14 o-a 113 Dasal'UI'a 12 1\)8 233 0-3 106 Honnalllaranahallil' :122 211 252 C-I) 114 DasapUl'a 234 39\) 371 0-4 ]!) i Honnasettihalli 102 183 301 E--2 115 Dasavahalli 298 222 252 B-4 168 Hon nasettihalli al7 495 528 E-5 116 Dasaraballi 363 1)0 118 E-4 lli9 Honnanakoppalu 173 190 234 A-3 117 Devastanada Kalcnahalli. 1 64Jj ti8\) E-2 170 HOl1llena.halli 381 387 395 ]'-4 ll8 Devigcre 17 519 598 B-3 171 Honnenahalli 282 .5% li37 D-5 119 Didaga ;10:3 416 518 13-5 172 Honnenah",lli ~i)1 22:~ Zit} C· -:\ 120 Dindagur :.?I 853 901 D-3 173 HOllnena.halli 1.')2 7 E: i:l B--J 121 Dinka :182 577 569 F-3 174 Honnenahalli :14(i 75 77 l~----! 1"') Iloddagalllli 4S 572 811 E-2 175 Hosaha.lli 225 In 1\)8 B-4 12:\ Dodda Karade 67 680 76il C-1 175 Hosa-halli 314 596 711 0-;) 124 Doddamathighatta SO 358 456 1)-2 17i HOd"halli 339 5:\S (j·!0 E-4 125 Dodderi 2511 30il 378 1)-4 17S Hosul' 3:) iiI 68 D --:~ H\.\ Dodderi kan,\ 247 143 138 D-4 179 HOBur 91 \Iii 170 D---2 127 Dugganahalli 227 101 121 13-4 180 HOBul' 230 99 105 B-4 12S Duggonahalli 297 236 248 13-4 ISl Hosool' 352 (\3 GO D-4 l~[) Dutanul' kaval 64 L;n-inhabited 0-1 182 Hosllt'u :J66 183 2:l5 130 Dyavalapum 222 199 242 B-3 1 s:, Hu'ligere 360 246 296 D--1 131 Dyayenahalli 204 238 297 0-3 IS4 Hulikere :?64 32~1 371 (;----1 1'32 Dy,wanur 200 263 308 0-2 185 Hullan,lli :H2 535 574 (J--5 1:1:1 Ganjigere 229 262 297 B-4 IS6 Hullcnahalli 232 215 29:3 c--:~ 134 Gejjegaranahalli 89 125 16i5 0-2 IS7 Hullena.halli 167 181 229 A-:~ 13;) Goblihalli 164 39 22 A-3 IS8 Huvinahalli 235 UH 15li (;--1 13li Gollara Hosahalli 13 liOt 681 0-3 137 Gool'anahalli 4 213 21>3 f)-3 189 Jakkana.halli 153 Un-inhabited H--:l 138 Govill<.J .. ere 197 :365 494 B-2 190 Jakkena.halli 7S 182 :?21 C-2 139 Gowdage"e 29 650 754 D-4 191 Jambool' 206 773 886 C-3 140 Gowdagere kaval 28 C ll·inhabited D-4 192 J alllboor Alllanikere 265 C-4 141 Gowdarahalli 318 167 200 0-5 193 Jlmivara 38 6Hf) 826 E-3 1 \)4 ,Jalliva.rada J\Ienakcl'(' 142 Gulasinda 7 449 B6H D-2 39 20 0 E-3 143 Gulihonnenahalli 251 :l03 374 D-4 195 Jattcllahalli 41 105 :204 E-3 144 GullahaUi 51 516 598 E-2 19li J illna.tha.pUl'a 340 272 264 E-4 145 Gullenahalli a55 293 316 ])-4 197 Jilluellaha.lli 290 81')3 951 0-5 146 Gundasettihalli 34 108 137 :8--3 198 J innenahalli :la7 235 198 E-4 147 GlU'igaranahalli :l85 281 321 )1'-3 199 J. Madehalli 207 83 95 c-a 148 Gurumaranahalli 35 158 181 E-:l 200 J ogipura. 25 185 220 D--3 149 Gyal'ahalli 77 283 343 0-2 201 Joisa.l'a I1Iu.vinaha.lli 239 71 112 0--4 150 Hadenahalli 344 229 265 202 .T oisara.halli 149 L05 98 B-2 151 Haiamathighatta 331 156 173 E-3 20:l Juttanahalli 369 464 502 E-5 152 Halasinahalli 196 72 86 B-2 204 Kabbali 299 70U 869 B-4 153 Halebelagola 350 741 779 g-4 205 Kabbalu 332 319 552 E-4 15 t Hammanahalli 307 12 1G 11-5 20G Kabhilla.kere 320 (i2 40 C-5 320 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHAKNAHAYAPATNA'I'ALUK-contrf. Square 111 Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population map in IlHlI Populatioll map in Census ,--"-..A---"'"'"'l1 which tlw Census , __ ..A-_-, which the 1:'1. location 1\),51 l!161 Yilhlge :-it location 1951 1961 Village ?\o. Xame of Village ('ode Census Census a,ppeal's Xo. XalllC of Yillagc' Co(l;: Ccnsus Census appears .) 4 5 2 :; 15 6 25\) Mad"ba 131 4-1* 598 0-2 207 KaehenalHllli IIH 24S I,':;--_ .. 260 Madaguddallahalli 150 261 :;07 B-2 20S Kaggali Kan"l ",} ),;-2 261 ~1adalagero 2[)2 :;:)1 :397 C-4 :W\l Kaggante ;Kayal lOll ),;-2 262 Madahgere Ka nll 29:) 221 30l 0-5 210 Kaggere 2,>6 MU 66. D--.{ 263 ?Ittdalapul'a 65 126 151 C-4 211 Kaklwhalli 15G 258 247 B-" :l 264 :\Imlane 367 247 23tl E-l 212 Kahtsill(h, 15 491 609 D-3 265 ~Ifldihalli 249 :H2 257 1)-5 213 K",lenalialli 1:;U 26G 45 ('-2 26G Majjunahalli 379 14 U F-± 214 K",lkerc 2US 450 502 C--:l 267 :\1akallahalli 321 54 66 C-5 215 K",llenah"lli iii H5 130 E---2 2613 l\Ia!avanaghatta :W :?:?2 2.35 D-3 2l() Kalla i::lonmnaha,i Ii lfl:l 227 263 13-:) 2u9 Malemdwlli !J3 2,);l 260 217 K,.lm",llenahalli lIH 122 168 13-":) 270 ::IIallasehihulli 356 13.) 145 D-4 170 220 B--3 21S Kalmltmnahalli li5,; 271 ::Ilallenahalli 53 :107 226 E-2 17H ~1:; B-3 219 Kamanahalli i.34 272 l\1allenahalli 138 271 401 C-2 159 17,:; \<:-5 220 Kamara"alli 27;; 273 ~lallelltthalli :165 ~UG 2~~ E-5 221 Kantharajapum :;:3(i 115 1 ,O:~4 \<:-3 27 1 ~Iandlikan"!l<"lIi :)01 121-> 137 B-5 1,10(; 12.) 1~-4 222 KHlttirayapura :\77 :21 5 :\1anchon"h"lli 34L1 17(1 n:l E-:l 34± B-3 223 Kanuvanaghatta 220 444 276 Manchigan<1halli 101 E-2 1,005 224 KarelHllli 1 H 7\14 A-3 277 :\Iamdihalli 2H 2H2 1S,j 0-4 71 225 Karek ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHANNARAYAPATNA TALUK-concld. :elquare ill Square III the TaJuk the Talllk Hill! l'opul 312 Ximbahalli 291 264 326 0-5 351 Sorekaipura 16 D-3 313 Noranakki 113 253 278 B-2 352 Sosalagere 238 437 515 C-4- 314 Nuggehalli 205 2,497 2,902 C-4- 353 Sravanerc 4 327 :398 E-3 315 Obalapura 199 454 539 Cr--3 354 Sugganahalli 386 229 208 E-3 316 Paduvanahalli 114- 169 255 E-2 355 Sugganahalli Koppal 388 52 86 E-4 317 Papanaghatta 171 54 45 A-3 356 Sundahalli 373 580 653 E-4 :H8 l'arama :>47 132 li4 E-4- 357 Taga.d.ur 215 133 171 C-3 319 Potanahalli llO 140 147 E-l 358 Tarabanahalli 70 216 284 B-1 320 l'umadihalli 362 a25 367 E-5 359 'l'hejikere III 36 4\) E-2 321 Pura 313 a38 391 C-5 360 'l'enkanahalli 26:3 240 287 0-;-3 322 liachenahalli 338 253 22:} E-4 361 Tenkanahalli 127 198 218 D-l 323 Ragibol111l1a.nahallj 351 1,35 203 D-4 362 'l'hamrekere 262 308 3.'56 D-3 324 Raja.pura. ;357 131 160 D-4 363 'l'heppalapura 170 o 14 A-3 325 Rampura 221 244 244 B-3 364 Thimmalapura 182 64 lO2 D--3 :~26 Rangapura 218 155 185 B-3 365 Thimmalapura 79 127 154 (.'-1 327 Rayasamudra Kaval 216 C-3 %6 Thil11malapura 324 78 106 D-6 328 Rechihalli 180 110 141 B-3 367 Thippuru 75 204 264 B-2 329 Sabbanahalli 272 306 352 D-5 368 Toti 289 471 578 C-5 330 ~agatha yalli 121 789 899 D-2 369 Tubitnkere 328 2f11 ojlv'.-.- n-5 331 Sajjekoppal llS 54 61 E-l 370 Tumklll' :104 ,t), B-5 332 Samudravalli 242 187 2'31 0-4 371 'fuppadahalli 310 :l~·4 376 B-5 333 Samudravalli 119 112 142 D-l 372 Ugonahalli 'l0n 152 199 B-6 334 Sannenahalli 120 119 150 373 Ungaragerc ;! ;., 292 314- B-4- 335 Sannenahalli 375 295 388 E-4- 374 Uppillahalli 83 231 211 D-2 336 Santheshiv~ra 224 752 882 B-4 37.5 Uttenahalli 330 324 350 E-4 337 Sappinahalli 18 153 172 D-3 376 V'l(hlarahalli 14 141 190 0-3 338 Sathenahalli 19 321 432 D-3 377 Vaddarahalli 3:33 807 814- E-3 339 Sathenalu.lli 73 221 253 B-2 378 Valagerehalli 168 981 1,171 1\.-3 34-0 Settihalli 237 262 306 0-4 379 Valagere Somanahalli 258 507 557 D-3 341 Settihalli 33 365 396 D-·3 380 Valltiguddada Kaval 116 E-l 342 Settigondanahalli 122 188 243 D-l :{81 Varanahalli 71 339 409 B-1 343 Shivapura 348 203 172 E-4 382 Virupakshipura 2:33 253 350 C-4 344 Singenahalli 112 136 173 E-2 383 Vogarahalli 128 175 228 D-l 345 Singenahalli 80 164 240 0-2 :384 Yachavaghatt't 226 34-1 398 B-4 346 Somalapura 259 123 14:3 D-3 385 Yachenahalli 54 28\) 336 E-2 347 Somanahalli 188 134 172 C-2 386 Yadavallahalli 4-4- 6 20 E -'_'·' 348 Somanathanahalli 123 235 336 D-l 387 Yagati 276 D-5 349 Somedevarapura IOn F-l 388 Yelanahalli 325 312 407 0-5 350 Sorekaipura 282 269 302 D-5 389 Yaliyuru 81 589 737 C-2 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Total:200(25}; 205(2}; 207(22}; 209(2); 218(2); 235(3); 273(27); 280(1); 281(1); 289(16); 302(2}; 350(20}; 365(13); 369(26); 388(21); 392(1); 393(20) RURAL: 200(13); 207(2); 209(1); 218(1); 235(3); 273(25); 289(9); 350(3); 369(25); 388(10); 393(18). URRA:!\ : 200(12); 205(2); 207(20); 209(1); 218(1); 273(2); 280(1); 281(1); 289(7); 302(2); 350(17); 365(13); 369(1); 388(11): 392(1); 393(2). VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS VILLAGES: c.:haunaray"p<1tua 36\)(1); DevasLhanada Kalenahalli 369(1}; 393(1); Doddaganni 369(1); l\Ialicnahalii 369(1); Kallenahalli 3U9(1); Bagura 289(1); Shivapura 207(1), 393(1); Bidare 200(1); Karehalli 200(1); Byrapura 289(1); Adihalli 39:{(1); c.:hinnenahalli :350(2), 369(1:-); Charehenahalli 369(1); DyavenahalJi 289(1); Nuggehalli 200(4), 27:3(3). 369(3), 388(.»; Kalkcre 200(1); Mavinahalli 2:l5(3); Agrahara Behtguli 369(1); Yachwvagatla 369(1); Hiresave 200(3), 209(1),218(1), 27:1(15), ::!tl9(2),369(5), 388(3j, 3!J3(6); Mat;.;hat\a 369(1); Arakere 393(1); Jinnenahalli 207(1), 273(1), 393(1); Doddagerc Kayal 36\)(1); Dida.ga 200(2), 2n(2), 388(2); 'fumkurll 273(1), 350(1), 393(1); Tuppadahalli :3ll9(1); Hullavalli 369(1); Honnasettihalli 27:1(1), 2S!l( 1). :369(1), 393(2); Belaganchi 273(1). 369(2), 393(3); Tuuinakcre 393(1); Kiriclave 200(!), 273(1) 289(3), 369(1). HASSAN 21 a22 VILLAGE CHAXNAHAYAPATNA Literate Total Schedulerl Scheduled and Area. Occu Popuia,tion Castes Tribes educated Sl. in pied House r----"----... r-"--. ,.---"---. ,---"---... No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P ::.r F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F 2 3 4 5 678 () 10 11 12 IH 14 Devastanada M Pw 5240 131 131 689 321 368 12 137 48 ,Kalenahalli . 2 Ma,'enahalli Pw 440 41 41 237 115 122 65 39 3 Nagasamudra Pw 805 41 41 183 !l5 88 11 27 8 4, Gooranahalli Pw 266 46 46 253 1')') 131 21 39 3 5 ,Kero Chikkenahalli 1'w 238 80 80 ]57 80 77 3 1I 6 Belasinda P Pw 147 109 109 499 243 256 11 21 54 6 7 Gulasinda P Pw 1059 142 142 666 332 334 26 26 95 20 8 ,Karimaranalmlli ,Kw 85 40 46 203 108 95 ] 32 7 (I Chikka,naiakanahalli Pw 311 27 27 153 72 81 HI 10 Byaladakero Pw 838 52 52 293 148 145 15 19 19 II l(uruvanka Pw 86(1 53 53 269 137 132 8 3 42 2 12 Da,sapura Pw 716 39 39 233 116 lJ 7 11 ]0 23 4 13 Galla,ra, Hosahalli P PwE 1765 140 140 681 331 350 8 1(1 8,; 38 14 Vaddarahalli Pw 310 37 37 190 90 100 1 26 2 15 ,Kalasinda PPw 1545 116 116 (l09 298 311 34 41 53 3 16 Soreakaipura :149 Un-inhabited 17 Devigere P Pw 1317 112 112 598 284- 314 30 32 79 14 18 S'ppinahalli 1'w 535 29 29 172 82 90 18 21 17 4 19 Sathenahalli PPw 509 69 69 432 207 225 () g 7" 9 20 Chikkakondan~halli Pw 537 48 48 256 127 12() 6\) "j(l 26 3 21 Dindagur * P Pw Po 1742 187 ]87 901 420 481 59 (ill 192 ()o2 22 Badi ahani Pw 489 43 43 195 91 ]04 16 27 22 '2 23 Aralapura Pw 315 40 40 219 114 105 18 II 34 2,1 Nandipura Pw 258 21 21 99 50 49 11 (\ 8 25 Jogipura Pw 505 42 42 220 118 102 3 i) 29 2(l Ma,Lv&nagha,tta Pw 59! 50 50 255 125 130 14 17 27 An:,anaha,lIi Pw 378 19 l(l 1I2 54 58 17 28 Gowdagerekaval 950 Un-inhabitpd 29 Gowdagere l' Pw Po 1197 lJ9 14!~ 754 330 424- 22 29 Il7 18 30 Hosur ,Kw 337 17 17 68 35 33 12 !l 5 31 Bediganahalli l' Pw 831 84 84 439 199 240 11 15 (10 9 32 Chamarlihalli 36 Un-inhabited 33 S het ihalli P Pw (;46 64 64 396 200 HHl 27 22 74 6 34 Gundasett ihalli Pw 313 25 25 137 74 63 1!l 35 Gurumaranahalli P Pw 311 29 29 181 89 92 4 4 11 36 Ohamarlihalli A. Kere P Pw 314 56 56 341 165 176 8 8 43 37 ,KurubaTa Kalcnahalli l' Pw 552 39 39 174 82 92 2 9 4 38 Janivara P Pw 658 141 141 824 391 433 9 15 153 30 39 .Janivararli1 AlllaJikere 735 Un-inhabited 40 Sravanere P Pw 451 82 82 398 193 205 17 45 IlS 28 41 Jat'enahalli Pw 461 45 45 204 83 121 36 6 42 B, ralu P Pw 588 75 75 383 190 193 60 9 403 Bya asamudra Tk 184 6 6 23 14 !I 12 ] 44 Y adavanahalli Pw 257 6 6 20 11 \I 1 2 t5 B isalahalli 444 Un-inhabited 323 DIRECTORY TALUK Total "rORKERS workers .-______-"- ______...A-______" ______-, l\on (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX workers ,.--A--. ,.--A-"""""", ,.--A--, ,-..A.--. ,--"-" ,-...._,,--"-,, ,-..A.--,. ,--"----." r ..A.--. ,-..A.-, Sl. M F 111 ]' ]\I F )1 F ~I :F M F M F ,:\1 F l\I }<' )1 F M F No. 15 16 1, 18 I!J 20 21 22 23 2t 25 26 27 28 29 3U 31 32 33 34 35 36 209 255 202 253 4 3 2 112 113 1 69 72 59 71 2 7 46 50 2 57 40 38 36 4 1 12 4 38 48 3 77 27 57 23 ;) 1 14 3 45 104- 4 59 23 55 22 2 2 21 54 5 155 122 140 118 2 3 9 3 88 134 6 215 109 143 91 13 13 2 45 3 12 117 225 7 72 40 71 39 1 36 55 8 43 5 39 5 2 29 76 9 84 32 70 26 3 3 I) 5 3 64 113 10 91 69 90 69 46 63 11 73 30 71 30 2 ,13 87 12 210 36 205 34 2 3 121 314 13 58 46 56 46 2 32 54 14 182 142 161 133 1 13 5 8 3 116 169 15 175 185 153 169 7 14 9 2 109 1::9 16 45 63 45 63 37 27 17 126 102 120 102 4 8] 123 18 89 70 87 70 2 38 59 19 254 284 230 278 4 5 4 2 12 66 197 20 59 66 57 65 32 38 21 63 60 63 60 51 45 22 28 19 28 19 22 30 23 28 19 28 19 22 30 24 84 64 82 63 34 38 25 84 84- 81 84 3 41 46 26 36 34 35 34 18 24 27 Un-inhabited 21< 180 ·196 172 188 3 1 1 4 150 228 ~9 22 4 22 4 13 29 30 130 19 127 13 6 2 69 221 31 Un-inha bited 32 116 42 102 41 9 2 2 1-\4 154 33 43 2 43 1 31 61 34 47 43 47 43 42 47 35 96 9n 96 96 69 80 36 55 52 55 52 27 40 37 261 237 230 233 3 4 19 1 7 130 196 38 Un-inhabited 39 109 122 96 115 7 (j f\ 1 84 83 40 55 84 51 82 3 1 2s 3, 41 128 125 115 117 2 5 5 2 (i 62 (jb 42 5 8 3 6 1 1 9 1 43 " 7 3 4 3 3 44 Un-inhabiter] 45 2l* 324 VILLAGE CIIAX~ARAYAPAT~ _\ Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled an'l Arc,. Occu IJopulatioll CaHte., Tribes educate(] 81. r-- _..A.-____----, in pkd House r-..A..., ,..--"-- ., r--"-...... No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds p :\1 F J\[ F ~r F M 1<' 1 2 4 G 7 10 11 12 1:1 46 Cholenahalli PT;K 1,334 140 140 776 :no 39. 26 .J 14i 37 47 Dadahalli P Rw E 429 79 79 389 204 185 29 4.; 51 2 48 Doddaganni P Pw 969 157 157 811 389 4Q9 27 23 76 36 49 Chikkagann i l\I Pw 3:18 88 SH 388 174 214 18 17 til 24 Nallllfll 50 )I Pw 902 112 1I2 564 267 297 !) 12 121 25 51 Gullahalli Pw 896 106 106 508 303 295 2" 22 29 52 Adagool' p Pw 446 109 L09 657 277 2110 12 1~ 17 53 i\IallcnahaIli Pw 437 46 46 226 100 IIi 12 17 54 Yachenahaili Pw 716 60 60 3:l6 162 174 16 I" 55 Kaggalikaval :l1~ 56. Bindenahalli 1'1'11' 6S' 59 271 136 135 II 11 42 10 57. ChannarayapMna Amanikero 976 Un-inhabited 58. Dandiganahalli l\I Pw 2,342 76 76 41tl 104 2~2 til 14 59. Muddanahalli Pw 314 26 26 175 81 94 Hi 1 60. Hirihalli P 621 75 75 382 lila 10!1 Ii 42 6 if. 61. Avarelinganakoppal 154 10 10 53 2::1 :lO 8 62. MnrHanahalli 444 25 25 122 52 70 15 63. Annenahalli PPw 711 105 105 59i 293 304 121 22 64. Dutanur Kan11 2,342 Ull-illhabiied 65. J\fadalnpura ·, 327 27 27 151 73 71l I .j 4 66. Chikkakaradp 8S:! 28 2tl 161 70 82 G 4 67. Dodda Karade PTk 1,675 130 130 763 367 3!J6 IS 17 17() 61:L Belaguli Tk 1,233 122 122 646 :104 :142 102 09. Choulagala PTk 1,166 114 114 582 266 316 9 14 91 70. Tarabanahalli Pw 95S 46 46 284 138 146 4tl 71. Varanahalli PPw 589 70 75 409 WO 210 11 10 41 72. Nettikere I'TIt 621 42 42 258 126 132 20 73. Sathenahaili 439 43 47 253 II7 136 (l, 8 2U 74. Ankenahalli Pw 395 28 29 157 83 it !J 2 75. Thippuru 822 50 50 264 122 14:! Ii 4 }5 .:; 70. Kundur ;\II'\\' 190 156 16i 033 4GJ 473 42 40 125 10 77 . Gya.rahalli Pw 481 53 63 343 171 172 4 7 34 15 78. Jakk nahalli Pw 321 :n 41 224 121 103 54 46 21 2 79. Thimmalapura Pw 4i2 21 30 154 7" 79 7 4 7 .:; 80. Singena.halli Pw 602 34 45 240 107 133 14 11 4 81. Yeliyuru MPw PO. 1,392 122 133 737 370 367 J.\ 14 13() 3U 82. Appenahalli P l'w 549 43 49 266 122 144 8 9 43 16 83. Uppinahalli Pw 572 33 35 211 108 103 2 29 5 84. Chowdenahalli Pw 427 57 57 259 12S 131 Ii 17 32 4 85. Chikkamatigatta. PPw 546 56 58 2911 142 157 14 14 42 9 86. Doddamathigatta 1'1'11' 1,202 80 1>5 456 218 231> Ii) 17 60 16 87. Baraguru PPw 1,52;) 136 140 742 371 371 Ii 10 157 39 88. Haralabaragur 280 6 26 25 l.~ HI 21 ;W 89. Gejj' agaranahalli. PI'<' 292 25 27 165 82 S:I 2 2 24 90. AlagondanahaUi • P 783 48 48 220 10~ lIS 2!:1 42 lti ~23 DIRECTORY TAL1JK-clll1td. Tlttrl-l WOHKERS Non . J.-______. --. __.- .-----... WOll\:('r.'~ ,- - - workers SJ (I IX) J If ITI IV V VI VII VIII IX X 1'0. r -.A-.." ,--"-""; ,..--...A...-." ,-..J~"-\ r-"--, ,--"--",\ ,-..A-... r--A---.,-.A--,,--...A..._._,,, ,-~ ~T F ,\1 F ,\1 F ,\1 F ~[ l' !Ii F M }<' M F M }<'!vI F ~1 F Ii, Hi 17 IS In :'0 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 ~11 :'3;:; :'00 2l-t 4,6 I .,·' :l 14 n 2 u 8 138 162 III 73 (l4 u:' 4 11 ;) 6 93 112 47 222 102 179 \)4 :29 ;; 3 II 167320 48 107 18 88 14 6 11 4, 67 196 49 If,5 nf) 7 :) :' 112 200 50 179 l:l& 142 125 28 i 6 1 124 160 51 158 If1S 126 14H 22 119 112 !,\2 71 75 :{ .~!) 13 16 3 38 42 53 lOR IHi !II 110 R 54 .59 54 Un-inhabited 55 co •. - ., I 48 HI " I 45 56 57 102 14!> 95 14-7 02 74 58 57 ;')7 () ~)7 24 37 59 123 126 lIs 124 2 60 73 60 I.. 17 14 17 8 13 61 :l~ 45 36 44 2 14 25 62 Ik9 173 171 16i i) 11 104 131 63 C n-inhabitefl 64 47 !i0 46 ;;f) 26 28 65 48 46 4>; 44 2 :n 36 66 2:35 :':J3 196 :H8 4 2 132 173 67 182 215 162 :/12 :' 6 122 127 1>8 ISH 191 17:: 187 S 2 4 2 77 125 69 9:> 99 84 99 4 2 46 47 70 129 129 116 127 :> 2 5 70 81 71 76 86 7:) 85 50 46 72 77 32 Ii :{3 "10 W4 73 44 2 44 2 39 7~ 74 79 2 7S 4a. 14() 75 :WS :.>3" :>m.; :'>04 IS :lO 12 :)4 12 17 '" 157 238 76 ., 90 80 );2 76 7 " 1 ,,1 92 77 77 60 65 qO (; 2 4 .1+ 4:3 78 45 40 39 38 4 :' 30 39 79 n 73 .'58 73 11 4 34 60 &0 :20,; 29 166 15 12 II It) 2 165 338 81 83 88 77 g6 4 2 2 39 56 8:! 79 67 64 66 12 29 :~() 83 98 93 93 93 30 38 84 III n:{ 86 91 5 2 51 64 85 143 130 1:36 129 6 1 75 108 86 237 170 190 UlO 6 16 i) 14 2 8 4 134 200 87 9 2 9 2 6 8 88 j8 42 52 40 i') 1 2 24 4 89 63 55 54 55 3 1 39 63 9Q 326 VILLAGE CHANNARAYAPATNA Literate Total "chedulNI Schedul('d "nil Are» (keu- 1'opulation ('u·"t('s Trib"" edncl\te 91. Hosur :197 3B 39 170 86 84- 44 14- 92. Channapma Pw 196 HI 16 ]():! 1\5 4S 30 93. ~Ialf'nahalli I)w 468 48 48 260 1:17 123 25 2:l 37 2 94. Nimbahal1i PPw I)7s .50 50 289 149 140 20 18 50 !l 95. Allnekerc * MPo 1,6:14 249 249 1,:372 (i64 70R I.J. 27 200 71l 96. Hampanahalli IiI Un-inhabitc,l 97. Kallermhalli 1'", 206 25 25 130 66 64 98. mndenahaHi p", :I\H 99 99 <111 222 249 In 99. Bindenahalli Caval 144 l'n-inhahitp,[ 100. Kaggante Kayal 234 l.'n-inhabite(l 101. ~Ianchiganahalli 30:{ l'n-inha j,ited 102. Honnasettihalli Pw 511 ~).~ 55 ;301 150 151 Ii 15 3[ 10 103. Arekakalpnahalli P Pw 698 5,; 55 :339 156 183 21 26 :34- 4- 104. Kachenahalli p (i8 68 :liS 170 17R I:l 12 47 :3 105. Kumbenahalli I' 41 41 212 10:! 110 :\ 1 2!l 106. Somcdevarapura. Un-inhabited 107. Cholenahalli PPw 53 i5:1 279 134 145 u; 13 22 :3 lOS. Agrahara PPw 99 99 5:30 255 27i; 14 18 68 It 109. Chittanahosahalli Pw :389 III 18 96 46 50 I" 14 /') 110. PotanahaIli Pw 310 31 31 147 7.'5 72 18 20 7 HI. Tegigere 2M 11 11 49 26 2:3 10 a 112. Singenahalli Pw 262 39 :39 173 81 9" 7 5 3:! :! 113. Naranakki PPw 709 51 51 278 137 141 Il 17 51 22 114. Padaranahalli PPw 52!) 43 4:3 25ri 133 122 34 :3:3 33 115. Nadanahalli PPw 500 5fi 5ri :328 1.'59 169 10 12 51 3 116. Vantiguddada Ka.val 101 Un-inhabited 117. Narayanapura 636 70 70 :351 174 177 7 19 118. Sajjekoppal 175 10 10 61 27 :H o 2 119. S"nlUdravalli 713 2() 20 141 71 7() f) 7 :3 120. SClIlnenahalli 481 34 34 J5f) 74 81 :3 121. Sagathavalli PPwE 168 180 180 899 44/J 450 51 53 87 24 122. SeUigo:ldanahalii p Pw 476 52 52 243 125 U8 13 14 17 2 123. SOInanathanahalli PPw 731 66 (io :336 176 160 14 24 20 G 124. B. Sanudranahalli PI'", 487 48 48 22() 12il 104 10 125. Kattarighatta 1'Pw 1,()o5 86 Sf. :l9R 209 189 21 18 80 18 126. Baladare )[ Pw 1,751 lOll 109 548 286 262 13 !) ll5 36 127. Jcnlmnahalli Pw 480 4ri 4" 218 IHl 9!) 21 lri 24 11 128. Vogarahalli Pw 499 4.5 45 228 Il5 I J:{ 9 6 42 22 129. Bagur * ~l D Pw Po E(d) 2,28:{ 350 :350 1,776 859 917 76 78 374 16 130. Maruvanahalli PPw 408 100 100 544 276 268 25 20 81 18 131. Madaba PI'\\" 904- 106 ;"}98 2% 303 :l!l 35 113 30 132. Darathighatta Pw 327 1:3 106 5:3 53 7 1 22 7 133. Byadarahalli :\fPw 687 85 417 216 201 :3 2 97 28 134. Chamarajapura 1'w 815 :3 13 7 6 Il !I 13.5. Byadarahalli Kava! (i89 Un-inhabited :327 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Tntal WORKERS Non- worker::;; .-- <0 ____ • __ •• ___ • ______._-"- workers (I-IX) r I[ v X r----"---, r----"---, ,.---A--, ,..--"----, S I. ~1 F :1.[ F )1 F 11 F No Ii; Hi 17 lK In 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 i4 60 6l) 60 4 12 :\4 91 31 40 :H ;;:-; 2 H 8 92 94 94 88 :-;8 ;; () 58 46 93 91 94 77 S:{ 1:~ 11 14 :\ 247 404 94 417 :\04 :152 2~1 34 Ii 2 31 104 95 Cn-inhabited 96 35 :31 50 97 143 10 .) 70 224 98 Un-inhabited 99 I'n-inhabited 100 Ln-inhabit~(l 101 95 37 72 :1:3 2;) 55 114 102 10:\ II 7 15 3 [)3 172 103 113 f) 9 Hi 6 5 169 104 71 (i 6 Ii :n 104 105 Po-inha hited IOu 81 6(i 67 (i:i 5 2 53 79 107 132 94 105 85 18 4 3 3 123 181 108 32 25 26 25 2 4 14 25 109 4:\ 42 43 42 :\2 30 110 11 10 n 10 15 13 III 48 50 42 4[) 33 42 112 7H 42 70 42 4 61 99 113 67 U -loS 6 to 7 66 108 114 !l2 72 84 70 -) 2 H7 97 115 Uo-ioha bit('([ Il6 115 (iO !J9 44 .) 14 15 59 117 117 20 21 20 21 7 13 118 (il 61 50 5[) 9 2 2 10 9 II9 6;; 6H H4 60 4 2 15 12(\ 304 260 27 258 2 (i 10 145 190 121 80 60 78 fifi 2 45 49 122 114 82 110 80 :1 :2 62 78 123 82 71 82 70 43 33 124 138 115 122 110 4 71 74 125 174 156 152 146 14 :1 :1 4 5 ;) 112 106 126 H7 74 7i 72 :-; .) I 1 32 2,; 127 71 68 53 66 12 2 6 44 45 128 535 349 455 339 2 8 4 13 2 8 41 8 :l2'1, 568 129 177 172 163 160 2 3 o !)!) 96 130 156 I:n 149 12S (; :2 139 172 131 29 18 20 IS (\ 3 1 24 35 132 134 130 125 130 9 82 71 133 4 4 3 6 134 Un-inhabited 135 VILLAGE OHANXARAYAPATNA LitcL'ate Total allli Arc", Occu- l)oplllation ('"stes TI'ih0~ cuneated 8I. in piNt House r-- ._,A_~ .-.A.--. ,--.A.--. .-_.A._--, No. Village AllH:,uities ~'-\CJ'PR Houses holds P :\1 F ;\[. F ~r F ~f 1<' 2 4 (i 7 !) II) II 12 13 14 136. Kumbanthalli I'l'w R77 91 91 ,164 235 229 94 105 89 18 137. Muddanahalli 1'1'", 2,038 40 40 208 ni, 113 I 44 15 138. :\Iallenahalli Pn· 758 76 76 401 193 208 26 :!7 .'i7 9 139. Kalenahalli PI',,' 630 no \10 45.5 :!:!8 227 11 n G6 9 140. Knrurlahalli T' I'w 47 .. a5 ;Iii 22.'\ !I!) 126 2(; 36 42 In 141. Krishnapnra Kw :192 21 21 1O:{ ,,0 53 2 14 3 142. Agrahitnt (YereborrLan,,) Pw 567 54 1i4 :137 165 172 55 10 143. Banavase P P\I' 7];') 64 oJ 339 162 177 '2 20 144. .\grahara Yen'borr l(and l'n-inhabited 145. Agasarahalli I'w ,,94 47 47 260 122 138 27 . 2.'\ 26 146. Narayanapura Pw ;124 21 21 109 48 01 '2 12 147. Hongehalli Pw 584 71 71 ;{(JO 177 183 1!1 18 3,3 148. Kuri Kayal 1,492 Cn-inhabited 149. J oisarahalli Pw 186 18 18 98 44 54 ~1 150. Marlaguddanahalli PI'w 746 55 ,,4 :\07 lli2 155 3 151. :i\f. 8hh ana (8hivapnm) ~I Pw 1.247 120 1211 fi62 332 330 32 133 40 152. Honnenahalli I'w 64 Ii 17 79 :W 4:1 flG 153. J akkanahalli 206 'Cn-inha bite(] 154. Kamanahalli PI'w .'i09 43 213 99 114 2 (i 30 :1 15.5. Kalmaranahalli Pw 278 36 22') 1I0 llO :{i; 42 39 (i 156. Kakkt:halli P T'w 1,048 45 4ii 247 112 1:l6 " 42 157. Lakkihalli PICw 408 48 48 266 121 145 49 158. Balagatta ]' Pw H84 105 105 607 2f12 :H5 IS 17 116 159. K. Dasapura Pw 104 21 21 1:32 62 70 30 160. Kembal P Pw Jo~ 1.195 161 161 filS 43.5 483 17 211 76 161. Balehalli l'w 286 57 57 34i IGO 187 10 68 16 162. Chikkarasanahalli I'l'w 249 66 66 387 209 178 !I 11 105 15 163. Bidare P Pw 1,008 192 192 1,0:{4 fil8 .516 S 4 203 49 164. Gobalihalli 1'w 251 5 .5 22 11 11 '7 2 165. Basavanapura Kw :n7 8 8 :38 15 2:3 8 10 :1 166. Beechagondanahalli l' Pw 406 ;IS :18 360 180 180 19 20 89 12 167. Hullenahalli P 1'", 46:1 67 G7 22!l IlO 119 1:1 16 36 4 1 fi8. Valagerehalli l'1'w 1,858 226 22.. 1,171 5GO Gil !I 10 230 ()3 1119. Kodihalli p 1'\1' 1.141 148 148 784 383 401 "II 48 169 41 1'10. Theppalapura K\I' ;147 4 4 14 7 7 4 4 17J. Papanaghatta Kw 484 ,,) 5 45 :n U 3 172. Anati ~I Pw 1'0 2.218 211 211 1.091 ;\64 ii27 t)fi 5.5 186 45 173. Honnanakoppalu Pw 177 46 46 234 115 J19 31 5 174. Karc·halli :\f D 1'w Po 1,2112 201 201 1.OOii 497 508 70 76 189 53 175. Byampura Pw 29(; 29 29 153 76 77 IS 22 4 176. Chittanahalli p,,;; 291 29 29 131 71 60 24 11 177. K. Byrapura l' l'w F. 183 79 79 415 221 194 29 26 79 15 178. Chokanahalli P,V 352 33 33 151 72 79 :32 44 28 5 ., - 179. AdihalJi l' Pw 462 74 74 372 172 200 34 .)0) 47 14 I SO. Hcciliitulli 1'1'w 334 27 27 141 74 67 7 :13 :1 ~29 DIRECTORY 'I'ALUK --("o/ltd. Total \Y"':Klm" Xon~ work.ers ,---_._ ..... - ... _.. - . -'- -- -- _ ..... -- _...A...._- . - - -.'. -, \Yorke,-s (I.IX) j 'I n 'III YIn IX: X ,--...A...-, ,-A--, ,--...A...-, .,-"-, r-"--. ,---"--, ,---"---... HI. :\1 F ~I V 11 .Ie' :\1 F :\1 I" :'II F :\1 F No. 1;; Ifj 17 1!l 20 21 154 137 121 1:35 .) 2f) :] SI H2 1:IH ,i8 64 54 64 .) .) ...,- , 49 1:37 109 121 107 119 fl.7 1:38 162 139 IIH WI 4S Jfl 1>8 I:m flG ill ti4 7(\ .) 47 141) :38 34 :18 34 12 IU 141 109 LOB 109 109 ;,fi li:3 142 101 102 !ID fl" i Hl 75 143 Un· inhabited 144 25 24 70 74 47 fi4 1-15 ;10 :30 :10 IS 2;; 146 114 WI 90 22 82 14, lCn·inha hitcfl 148 28 '27 Hl 21 149 !15 I., 21 .37 85 150 209 I:1:l 177 12L !) 7 12:] 198 151 22 8 17 8 14 :1,5 152 1'11·inhAhit,,<1 153 58 36 52 1 41 78 154 63 :17 ;'6 :1 4 47 73 l55 il 41 HZ 40 8 41 94 156 78 47 f18 :39 Ii 8 43 98 157 190 81\ l.~ 1 71 8 12 22 10 2:'30 158 :~ 10 :14 lO 88 60 159 292 SI\ 211 63 14 Hi () :35 4 2 16 143 :{98 160 105 !tl :W 9 55 157 161 122 10:3 22 12 1 1 :3 87 153 162 :1l6 281 2,,0 23 23 6 2 21)2 226 163 9 2 11 164 ., 10 .) 2 4 165 " 17 121 33 101 31 14 I 2 fjU 147 166 76 36 56 25 Ii n 4 4 :34 ..,3 167 :141 299 308 276 HI 17 9 () 2Hl :Jl2 168 22,; 8 223 8 2 158 ~93 169 4 1 4 :, 6 171) 7 7 24 14 171 :330 ~I 149 23 150 17 7 ~:14 496 172 60 fI 37 S 22 5ti lID 17:3 285 213 179 154 10 J.1 ') 2 44 14 212 295 174 40 40 2H :lfj 4 :3 :16 37 175 40 30 :3s 29 2 :31 30 176 129 19 85 17 38 ;") 92 175 177 36 3 35 27 1 3 6 26 44 178 125 138 lO4 I:H 18 47 62 179 n 37 33 :n 8 :m 30 180 VILLAGE (,HA~~AHAYAPATNA Litcrat~ Total ~ell('duled ~dl('(lnl(',1 amI .\('(''; Occu~ Popnlati"n Caste;; Tribes educated ~l. ill pipr[ Housp ~~--_.A..~ __ .. _-. r-.A..-..., r-"--. ,.A..--., No. AmenitiPR .\('r(,R Housl'R hol,ls P )[ F ~I .F )I F ::II F ., ,) 7 () 10 II 12 1:1 14 181. Channenahalli 1),, 4Sfi 40 40 ~17 Iii 100 2 ., 182. Thirnma!apura Kw 409 2(l 20 lO2 - 4!l ,i:l :!l 19 l8:{. Nagpnaha!li K", :14l 1;'i 1;; 75 40 31> ii 6 IS4. Nayi!" ::II D I'w Po 2.35fi 22S 228 1,4(i(l i47 iHI 1'i-1, Ii9 6·'.) IS!). f"h"l'vanallalli 1)", :{4~ 40 40 21 Ii lit; 1111 III 12 lSfl. I~haktarahalli H62 ,;:l 259 1:1~ 121 21 11 1)1) 187. ::I[uflclan ..halli Kaml :{JO 21) 2H S7 -to 4'i 4 :1 I) 18S. Somanahalli Kw a02 29 2!J 172 82 90 2 :11 :1 ISO. )[amguru PI'", 582 7i) 7.') 129 200 220 l!J 22 50 19 190. KemallHi]nwhalli 1'w 1.131) 7t, 7;) :171 17~ 190 2:l 2() 29 2 lOt. Appcnahn,]!i l'w -Wi 20 51 ;?:l 192. ('hikkonahal Ii I'PwE 70;; :!!l2 141 151 };") 7 57 '27 193. Kalle Somanahalli VKw 479 oH 2G3 121 142 57 77 10 194. Kalmallenah .. lli Kw (il)(1 2H \G8 'is (JI) :1 (\ 195. ilarasihalli K,,- :12 202 1111; (H; -) 19i1. Halasinahalli Tk :\()7 20 211 ~(j -til 4f) 7 11 4 197. (;ovinakpl"C PI'", ,,77 81 ~I 494 244 250 1:3 6 (in 12 198. Kashipura 156 LOn-inhabited . 199. Oobalapura PPw lR8 98 lJS ;;:39 270 ;W!I 2'i 2ii lOS 17 200. Dyavannr pp", S;')1i (1) (i0 :30S WI 141' 60 54. 67 5 20l. HonUE'nahalli Pw ;i!J;i 49 49 275 1:1;}' 142 20 25 202. Chowdcnahalli PI'", 402 22 22 163 S:3 HO 12 20 '2 203. Darldihalli Kw 249 21) 20 105 55 iiO 10 11 204. Dyan' nahal Ii l'w 335 56 297 148 14!) 1 61 fl 205. X ngg('haJll * H D Rhe Pw 1,722 5:38 2,902 1468 1,434 12 24 61)1 304 Po E(a)(i)(d). 206. .Jamboor I' Pw 1,700 183 IH:l S81) 4li8 428 -1,1 7~ 157 41 207. "J" Maclellall i Kw :'41 I!) I!) 95 44 51 ill 2 208. Ka!kere '\I Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 1,liS !O5 105 602 241 261 IG 49 99 37 209. Chowdenahalli l' Pw fm 4f) 46 244 1I2 132 39 20 210. Av\'eral11'11i Kw fi72 4S 48 222 112 lIO 15 13 I 21l. Honn1'mavanahalli l' Pw 549 9f) 06 fl14 :105 309 12 58 212. :'IIavinalullli Pw 429 5(; ;i6 28.5 135 150 76 11 213. Bhoovant1halli PPw 530 58 58 308 161 147 90 1)8 18 214. Hcggedigcl'P PI'", (;67 56 56 289 143 146 62 52 11 215. Tagadur Pw 910 40 40 IiI SS R:l 48 37 4 216. Rayasammlra Kaml 2,854 Un-inhabited 217. Lakkarasanahalli Pw 279 24 24 122 59 63 IH lii 22 4 218. Rangapura Pw 485 :14 34 185 81' 104 :1 23 5 219. Narenahalli Pw 27" :32 3') 157 i6 81 4 25 \) 220. Kanannaghatta Pw f)23 82 1'2 444 :J19 :!25 II 72 7 221. Rampul'a l},\' a2!) :m :19 244 I'>'> 122 4!) 222. Dyalal'ura PI\' 141 41 41 242 118 124 I; 34 4 223. Agrahara Be]l'guli MPw 1,402 1:17 137 702 370 332 44 46 1I3 20 224. Santhcsivam !II D Pw E(d) 1.2S:1 W4 IG4 882 436 44G 46 56 194 71 225. H'lSll.ha.lli Pw 393 3i :l'i' 198 91) 102 20 HI 20 :l31 DIRECTORY T A~UK-c()ntd. Total WORKERS Xon _ '_,______, ---, _ - _____ ..A.. ____ , _ • ___ • __ _ workers '--'-~---"- .,------, --, wOl'k('r~ (I-IX) 1 III VII VIIl TX X ,....A.-, ,--..A.-, ....A--.., ,--..A.-, ....A.-.. ,--..A.-, ,...... -A--...... A.-, ~1. ~[ F )[ F :\1 F M F M F M F M F )[ jo' )\0. Hi IH Ii 18 IH :W 21 22 23 20 26 27 28 29 :W 31 :12 3:1 :14 :I;i :3() i4 7,; Oi 7;; 7 4:1 2;, lSI :l:~ -!O 22 :15 3 ](j l:~ 182' 22 14 20 13 18 21 183 461 :187 :~99 :n8 4 14 I 2 7 :lSI) :1:32 18t fi9 7.~ ,;8 7:1 2 :11\ :1;,) 18;') ()4 i7 so 75 -!-l 186 :lO :{2 :10 :12 Iii 187 58 64 ()4 4 26 188 ., 1:15 94 114 82 8 .) 126 189 J If) 100 112 !Ifl .) O!) 19i1 41 :~2 3!1 :12 :20 1m !Ii 9!l 91 !16 .) ;,2 192 87 102 87 102 -til 19:1 ;;:1 52 ,3:3 52 :18 19.1, il 7i') ;) 21 19ii :1:1 7 10 196 174 178 15" 173 71) 72 197 Un-illh a hlt.,d 19S l-!9 I:ll 144 130 .1, 121 las I!)!I 83 69 80 ()9 I 77 ill 200 85 7a 84 71 2 48 ml 201 45 41 42 40 :IS :19 202 al :10 30 30 24 20 20:1 86 90 8:{ 88 2 62 ;')!l 20-! 7S3 :370 559 343 13 12 :10 :17 1 j;, 14 1):l5 In1\4 20;'; 280 232 262 2~!) 2 8 178 196 206 25 6 2.) H I!J 45 207 162 27 142 ~.J 89 2:34 208 73 56 72 55 :m 76 209 . SO 64 71 62 4 2 :12 46 2In 190 1ill 179 14!J 8 lU; lii8 2ll H7 iiI i7 51 10 48 99 212 115 79 88 73 ]f) o :1 46' 68 21:3 107 !J6 95 94 -t 2 2 31; 50 214 5S ;-':1 50 .~~ .) :lO HO 215 Un-inha hitI'd 216 41) 25 :l-! (. l!l :38 217 56 66 4;-' :1 2;) :lS 218 53 :18 46 6 43 219 144 144 p.) 1:11) 2 6 8l 220 sn 2 7;~ -12 120 221 75 4 02 .) 4 :l 4:1 120 222 224 90 1!J4 77 11) II 8 3 2 146 236 22:! 251 164 198 145 In 4 2 7 18i> 282 224 01 21 58 :21 35 81 225 VILLAGE CHANKARAYAPATXA Literate Tot.al ~dlCduled Schc(tukd a.nd A,'"" OCCll" Pnplllati()11 Trib<,s <,ducatf'fl HI. in pied HO\loC ,..-- , --..A--.--~ ,..-..A--, ::\0. Yillag!' Ac'1'(," HOll.rR holds P ~T F 1\1 F 2 4 7 13 14 226. ).,. achanugha,t.t a. PI'", g(\l) :W8 19s 200 113 21 227. Dugganahalli Pw 162 17 17 121 (;:3 !)8 :1 :l!I 5 228. Channag·mahalli Pw 30i Ifl 16 93 53 40 20 :!29. Ganjiger(' Pw (J2S 5~ ;is :!97 1:17 J GO ,3\) 2~0. Hosur 1',,' 2iH 19 HI 105 ';4 51 II 2 2:H. ::\crlaiwl'P. p p", ·130 ;,4 .H :3-16 WI J in 18 12 75 26 232. Hullenahalli L'w aS7 58 .~8 293 li\1 142 78 fi9 U 1 233. YirtrpakshipurH Tk fi2;,) 70 70 350 17-l 176 60 (is 7 1 2:34. Dasapura 'PPw 741 62 6~ :l7l 174 W7 7 (J 75 30 .23.1. H nvinahalli Pw "lg 21 21 156 79 77 20 16 12 2 236. :\Iullakc]'(' Pw 742 :3·i8 Hi! 187 48 ;iO 69 If! 237. Settyhalli PPw ,,4i\ :106 155 151 I 38 23S. Sosalagere PPw 918 ;315 2;"55 260 46 :;g 'i:l 6 239. Joisaramavinahalli Pw :l!l4 112 ;"),,) 57 IS 2 240. Ha"avanapnra PPw ,,14 :322 ];i8 lfi4 17 25 6 241. Akkanahalli PI'", 1,24;; 85 i\40 :!(i!i 27~ II 6 :31 ;) 242. Samndl'a"alli ['w 548 4.> 4., ~:H II i :w 25 21 243. K"ttigehalli I'w 1.028 6Z 62 296 144 18 18 27 244. ]lIa.radihalli I' I'w 7:l0 41 41 18;3 91 29 4 245. Radrliker{' p P>\- 1.o:n 115 II.; :17 41 RO 2 241l. KaY(ll Hosarn l'w :1:32 136 70 24i. Dodderika"al 1'w 1,91S :n 138 -iii.. (il 1 248. Chikkanahalli 648 56 :~29 156 19 10 249. :\T,ulihalli 844 ;33 257 109 148 12 11 250. J)oddpri PPw 850 82 :n8 190 1811 IS 12 251. Culihonnenahalli p Pw IH9 74 i4 :H4 189 I Hi') 21 76 14 252. :\[llttuga~lahollJH'nahalli PPw 1.138 i., 7i, 381 192 Hlg L, .52 58 4 253. Chinnenahalli l)\v fiI7 71 7l 389 183 206 1 :) 49 4 2M. Bananakel'e l' Pw 430 (is 6R 372 193 179 6 :; 65 20 205 .. Attihnlli 1',,' 1.208 124 124 718 362 306 22 76 3 256. Kaggpre pp", 933 1:!1 1~1 (;lli :123 :{44 64 112 19 2iii. Badakanahalli 614 ·I!l 4!l 276 130 146 16 :18 3 ti\R. YalagC're SomanH.h"lli PI'", 992 !l[i H5 557 279 278 12 126 33 259. Somalapurll. Pw 341) 2!l 29 143 70 n 23 3 260. H arah bragur J> P\I' 593 !l6 !l(J 54!) ::!iiO :!!l5 26 68 9 261. l'\ettihrc Pw :188 22 :!2 102 50 52 1:1 If) 7 262. Ta"arekcl'c PI'", 718 71 71 :1fi6 169 187 10 13 S4 14 263. TenkanahaIli 1'w 449 W ,')0 287 149 138 2 6:~ 4 264. Hulikerc pp". (iZR 81 81 :l71 179 192 ;'')7 H 265. .Tamboor Amltnikerc 196 Un-inhabited. 266. Hehbalalu p\\, !l60 i\O ,;0 29fi 139 157 18 30 1 267. Karekere Kw 13S 17 17 71 37 34 7 1 2(\8. Muddanahalli Pw 361 45 45 258 136 122 22 6 ::69. Hirisave HDRhc 1,901 :~83 :{83 2,080 1,049 1,031 88 80 485 181 270. Kollenahalli Tk :ll:? 31 :l1 168 84 84 7 9 3JJ DIRECTORY TALlJK--colitd. Total \YORKEK~ NOll· ,.- ______..A. ______-._.., WOl'kerK worker" (I.IX) I II III IY V VI VlI Ylll IS. X ~ ,-..A.-" ,-~ ,.A.-; ,-..A.., ,._,..___, ~ ~ ,-..A.., ,--A--. ,..A.----, ::; I. }I F }I F l\l F )1 :F )1 F :11 F)1 F .\I F 1'1 V 1\1 F }f b' No. 15 17 Il'i I!) 20 21 2-! 2,) 2U :27 28 :W 30 31 :32 :n lOti \J 84 18!! :226 :11 ;) 26 34 :.!27 24 :n 2:.!S 5 55 229 21 230 S9 ti:3 77 ti~ 11 78 116 231 110 100 9ti 80 II 17 :1 :.! 41 42 23:! 1~ 127 1~4 121 :3 ,) 46 49 233 112 115 105 lIt 6 62 82 234 ;,0 2;", :n 25 10 29 52 2:~5 llO 9!J 74 !Hj 51 88 ::!3:i 07 101 56 101 -to 58 50 2:l7 IUU In 43 17U :; 112 2 9i, 83 2:38 :36 3ti 26 35 9 HJ 21 239 96 107 87 lOG 3 2 :; ():! ;;, ::!to lU5 - 16\1 S\l laS -I HI;. 112 2H 71 Hi (il J.l .) 41\ US 24, 79 18 63 9 7 ., tiii 1:31 :'+:3 :iIi 4 49 315 !)o :24-1 170 :.!O:l 169 20:.! lOG 10:3 :2-l.' ·, ,., 4.J·' 4.) -t.) ;\S :3\J 58 :IS Hi 2G :!4 7 \1\) llO 92 108 -J ;".7 63 21S 7:! HS G6 85 .J 4 2 :17 ()(I :249 1:.!7 54 116 49 2 5 (i:l 134 :.!i\(i I ~:J :l:! 113 a2 I 66 15:1 :2;,1 1:\5 12" 17 l;W 2 1 3 57 li4 :2ii:2 I:.!7 148 120 Uti 5\i GS :.!5:1 III.) 93 100 SI) 2 :;8 8G ;!ij I ., 1\)9 20t l!l:l 201 2 .) Hi:) iii:.! :'515 2~ti :l:i4. 217 245 II 3 \17 (I(J 250 100 I:.!.> !l!1 124 30 21 2.~7 179 147 174 145 ~ 2 100 135 25:-; 51 4:> 51 48 19 25 2159 156 129 137 120 Ii 3 04 166 260 al 2:1 :1 17 :!(i 261 102 83 us 7ti 3 2(i 4 '2 (\7 104 2(j2 \)U \lS 8;) \)2 II + 53 '10 26~l 112 1;; I !)s 124 !J 7 4 ti7 til 2(\4 Un-inhabit{'11 :!fj;') 77 :1[ 47 :.!S 2.7 62 12ti 21i!i 22 20 Ii, 20 ti 15 1,1 2(j7 85 56 41) 4\J 41 .J i5 5\ '\6 2ti8 (j~4 :388 :~8~ :m 4s 37 -I 1!l 9 :111 ., 94 S 425 643 369 57 40 iii :l!l Ii :27 44 270 334 VILLAGE. CHANNARAYAPATN,\ Literate Total Scheduled ~cheduled and Area Ooou· Population Cast,," Tribes educated 81. i1f pied House. ~ .-~ ,-..A-~ ,---"--~ Ko. --\llwnitiC'1; Ant'. Houses holds l' M F :\1 F :\1 Ie ",I F ., ., 4 li 7 10 II 12 13 14 271. Kottanahulli I)w 895 72 72 388 19:; 195 III 28 !) 61 6 27~. ~ubbanahalli I'l'w ;i:)5 62 62 352 159 193 24 30 54 4 ~7:l. Ayarahalli l' Pw 1,17H 70 70 :376 184 192 10 7 53 6 :!74. Cholenahalli ;")55 27 27 1117 4!J I),'! 15 275. Kamar"navalli Kw ,,21 40 40 17;j 81 !J4 II 276. Yagati 2i}I 277 Boregowdanakoppal Pw lSI W 19 126 li9 1)7 ., 1(; 27H l\Iatigatta .\1 1,039 150 150 (;9., :142 :~5:1 Ii 29 41 279 Randiyala 174 280 Chancnahalli 427 {j 24 3 281 Bommenahalli I' Pw 49 49 244 H2 112 20 :!.7 282 ~nr('kaipura I' Pw 57 57 :102 153 149 5 1)7 7 28;) HooJmnabctta Pw 19 19 86 45 41 17 2 284 Hegg,,,lihalli ;37 :17 158 73 8:3 1 (i :;2 2 2S5 Booka, l' 80 so 44:3 229 214 Jfj 107 15 2Sli Arctkero pp", ia7 29 2n 146 64 82 ;) 2 :37 :lSi J-IollllC'uahalli l'I'1\' 856 )")'l 1')') 637 :lO4 :13;l 2ij :32 76 8 288 ReJagahalli Pw 1,119 1I5 115 593 :113 280 H) 170 38 2811 Toti P l'w 1,006 99 99 578 286 292 2i :Jl 116 15 290 Jinncuahalli l' PI\' 1.768 174 174 951 471 480 20 17 178 :l9 ., 2!JI Nimt>ahalli l'w 480 ,,4 32ti 166 lUO j ., 21 7li 11 2112 ~ladalgere l' l'w 855 72 72 :197 179 218 2U 60 8 293 l\ladulgere Ku,\"d I)w 1.828 59 59 301 134 167 :n 24 294 Bilikprc Pw 951 93 n:3 554 259 295 14 20 114 14 2B5 L~n~aragen' PI\' 663 58 58 :ll·i 160 154 !l !l 42 7 29li )1a.,,~kanahalJ i p p", I,J30 73 404 182 222 21i 2S 2 U 33 297 Duggellahall i Pw :~70 41 248 118 130 1')5 44 28 II 298 Dasarahalli PPw 578 43 252 114 138 S Hi 2 49 13 299 Kabbali ;\1 PI\' 1,231 158 869 431 438 57 46 149 300 l\Iukik('re PI'", 801 93 487 253 234 20 1:1 91 :)01 Mundalikallahalli I'w 424 :~o :30 68 li9 2a 2 :)02 Kelaginakam:tnaghat ta Pw 1,035 43 43 122 128 80 :!6 :)03 Didaga(*) H D Rhe l'w Pu 971 101 104 259 259 17 17 114 35 304 ThUlUkur I'l'w lj22 150 150 410 413 19 24 198 49 305 Bidarakcn' 1) Pw 700 66 llli 176 189 7 12 72 24 306 to gOllahall i p", 128 31 31 I!J!l 103 9li () :3 31 307 Hammallahalli Hi,' 169 4 -I 16 10 G 2 308 Karikyathanah<1lJi I'l'w 415 82 s'} -112 20i) 207 32 90 19 309 Mellalmlli ]' Pw 788 60 (\11 :Hl 16u 181 11 10 32 310 Tuppadahalli l' Pw :~:~li 1\9 5B :l7I; IS!! 187 (i 4 68 11 31I N<1rihalli J> 1'w 640 li3 li:3 -111-1 2u7 197 9 7 80 :!O 312 L'lIa~'alli l' Pw 441 92 !l2 574 269 305 9 22 130 39 313 Pura Pw 599 70 70 391 201 190 2 98 26 314 Hosaha,lIi ]' Pw 387 lHi lIt; 711 358 353 2 119 20 315 l\I udibcttaka\'al 922 DIRECTORY T ALUK-contrl. Total \rORKERS ~Oll ,--___.- ______"" __ --_.A.______---______---". workers workerb (I-IX) I IT TIT LV V n vn VIlI IX X ,..A----., ,..A-" r-"'-----. ,--..A-----, ,----"--". ,--..A------,,--..A------, ,--..A---". ,--..A------, ~-----, ,--..A----., Sl. M J<' :'II }' ~I F :'II F:'I1 F :'II 1,':'11 F 1\1 F)I F:'II 1<' :'II 1<' Nu. 15 16 17 18 I!) 20 25 :lti 27 2S 29 30 :IL :12 :l:l a-! :) .• 36 112 65 III Hi) 81 130 ::71 90 70 i4 jO 16 69 123 272 l1:J 109 II:{ LO~ 71 8:) :l7:> 33 5 33 [) J(j 53 274 4(; 4f1 46 48 45 275 :!7o 40 32 27 277 195 156 178 150 10 2 4 :l 147 197 :l78 Un-inhabited 279 40 2 :l 2B 76 280 5;) 10 55 10 ij7 12:! 28 I 89 16 88 10 0.1 133 282 ~.1 " 23 1 I 21 39 283 .111 4(; 42 42 :{ :1 20 37 284 151 107 -107 93 14 7 17 4 :; 'is ]07 :!s.) 4::; J\) ;\\) n ·1 ~I) :}:~ 2sn 178 1~8 154 lIS \1 4 l:!() :W;; 2S. 1811 12[) 150 12'1 22 J:l:l 151 288 I.,() 143 150 138 ;; tj lao 1411 28!J :>.i ij ;10 229 2S :)0 I! J!)G .1::;U 2[10 III:! SII 89 iij 11 Hi SO 291 115 14!i 105 142 II (H n 29:! S7 09 77 98 7 1 4i (is ~98 lUI 1(;8 147 167 1 !IS 127 2[14 fiR 86 94 86 li:l (is 2!).) 111\1 41 .) 12 1 J :3 I n 17U 2\)1; 3i, 14 :1 46 III :!!J7 .,.,/ :l,j 10 4:, 101 2[1s 4!1 1;-;4 3:1 j') 2 :n IN 12 157 380 209 Hi 124 14 21 ti 1 lOll 218 3(1) 42 K :{9 7 1 :lH til 301 70 10 59 7 4 4 3 52 118 302 J511 HI 86 !l 5 15 15 4 2 4U 100 198 30a 244 220 195 205 9 9 33 4 166 193 30.1 112 8 86 4 4 4 22 64 l:n 30::; ., 70 U 55 1 .J 8 4 2 33 !)l 306 i 4 4 :1 2 1 .. 3 2 307 liS 21 lOS I!) 7 87 IS6 308 \19 :J 82 17 .) (il 178 30!) 117 2'i 78 7 28 7 2 7:l 160 310 132 75 119 70 10 75 128 311 155 125 140 121 2 12 '2 11.1 180 3l:l 130 84 122 82 4 .1 2 71 106 313 236 211 197 20.; 28 5 7 122 142 314 Un-inhabited 315 33(; VILLAGE UHAXNARAYAPATN"\ Literate Tot",1 Scheuuled :::>chc,lulecl and Area OCClI, Popuilltiutl Caste" Tribl'~ ",Iucated 81. in pied ,---_.....A....-_~ ,--_.A.._~ ,--..A.._--., ,--_.A...~ No, \'illag<, AUlcllltie8 Acres HUlIMC' P ::\1 F ::II F III F III F 4 5 7 10 11 12 13 14 316 NlIgcw\halli 1'\1' :{(!9 :W 26 14:1 li2 81 7 G 15 2 ;3] j Honnas._, iyhaJJj J'r", 959 92 92 528 257 271 12 9 112 9 :11 S Gowdarahalli 1'w 427 45 45 200 95 105 8 6 IJ) 2 3l!J BPlaganchi ::\11'1\' 1,362 144 144 718 352 36(; 4(; 18 119 22 :320 Kubbillakel'e K,,' 5G2 7 7 40 25 15 2 321 .l\Ittkullahlllli 27li 8 8 (lli 35 al 17 2 :122 HOllllamaranahalli 272 57 57 ~52 J08 144 30 :3;) 29 323 Beleganchi Amanik"I!' W4 Il 11 11 8 3 30 4 324 ThimJlla 1<1 pum :l83 24 24 106 :n li9 12 :12i) Y clanahaJli l' PI\' 270 64 64 40i :W7 200 12 99 24 :J26 Metikcl'c l' 1'" Jli7 48 48 150 12::> 86 17 :327 B~'ac1arahalli I' PI\' :~:~~ 57 57 289 l:n 152 4 40 4 :l28 Thll\Jinakere l'l'w (iJI 70 70 :H5 189 186 12 84 10 :l29 Kiri,;avc Pl'w 811 130 130 li06 282 324 L~ 21 11:3 15 :l:l0 l:ttclll1halli PI'", Zil6 6!) 69 :150 162 188 14 IS 65 14, 3ill HalallHtthighatta Pw :l4! 31 :n 173 86 87 24 !J :132 Kabba.lu I'l\,' 661 121 121 5;:32 249 303 152 19 ilil3 Yacldaralmlli PI'w 186 155 155 814 a74 440 26 14 107 [) 334 Chikkabilatti I'wE (a) 654 82 82 448 212 23li 61 5() li9 18 335 Hiribilatti 1'", 874 75 75 :316 146 170 22 21 22 1 3illi Kalltharajapura (,) 1'w 1'0 E (a) 852 160 160 1,034 "il3 ,)01 01 liil 293 ;0 il:n Jinnenahalli PPw 202 56 56 198 89 109 4 5 46 (i 338 Rachenahalli l' Pw 212 75 75 223 91 1:32 :ti 27 - 27 339 Hosahalli l' Pw 193 136 13G 640 308 il32 [) () lW 2il il40 Jillnathapura PKwE (a) 420 58 58 264 12tl lil5 :W 17 41 341 Basthihalli 1'\1' lS4 45 45 198 98 IOU 11 9 2 .. 342 Bekkada Amallikere 6:J5 2 2 7 4 3 1 343 Cholcllahalli P 1\1' 773 85 85 HI 219 222 4 7 50 7 344 HadenalmUi Pw 749 60 60 265 123 142 18 345 Bekb Tk 728 126 126 608 279 :129 19 113 14 34li Honllcllahalli 625 16 77 3li 41 4 5 347 I'l1l'ama l'w 784 25 25 174 S7 87 3 16 :14S 8hivapum PTk 130 34 172 li5 107 8 12 18 :l4!) Mancbenahalli 1'w 439 40 233 128 105 10 8 27 4 :liiO Halehelagola l'w 1,608 143 77!) :386 3li3 56 :351 Ragihonli1Jlalmlli, j'l'w 615 41 41 :W,j no ILj 4 20 352 HORonl' P 1'", 257 12 12 60 30 30 ;) 353 Kodibelagola 1'1',,' 457 i)!) ;;!) 27a 128 14.; 42 2S Ii 354 Muttanl1\'alli l'w 5!)I 7f) 7.) 439 20n 230 17 66 8 355 Gull('llahalli Kw :{91 52 oj:! :1l6 I·H) lfi7 16 :15li .l\Ialhsettihalli 271) 30 311 14.;; 7:3 72 111 Il 13 357 Rajapum 1'1'", 607 31 :)l Wi) 74 86 21 13 22 358 Kasaranahalli 506 18 IS liS ;{O 38 12 :159 Kempinakot" 280 66 liH 36!) 172 197 n 11 34 " :J60 IT ulig('l'e Kw 887 50 5U 2% I :12 164 Ii 10 46 :1 337 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Total \VORKERS Non --J.-______workers ,------. --, workers (I-IX) I II V VI VII VIn IX X 81. .-~ ,--..A..~ ~ fA-... ,--l'--.. ,--..A.. -, ,..A...-. ,_-..A...-, ,--~ ~1 F ~I F M F MF MF MF MF M }1' ~1 F No. ]i, 1G 17 18 19 :W 21 2:! 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ,:31 32 33 34 35 36 43 41 ~I 41 6 19 40 316 135 44 121 2 8 40 5 2 122 227 317 60 6 53 3 6 .,3 35 99 318 221 223 211 197 204 2 .y 131 143 319 14 " U 5 11 10 320 24 10 19 10 4 II 21 321 76 58 72 58 1 32 86 323 4 1 1 4 2 323 18 25 25 19 44 324 107 12 12 10 2 100 188 325 79 8 74 7 71 115 :326 78 66 74 63 2 59 86 327 109 86 79 9 9 2 5 sO 104 328 167 148 157 143 3 2 4 1 :2 115 176 329 96 46 til 12 15 30 6 4 5 12 6 66 142 330 ., 39 9 15 20 8 .) ·17 78 331 135 196 101 188 11 8 2 20 114 107 332 210 257 207 256 3 Hi4 183 333 131 116 116 110 8 5 2 81 120 334 98 94 85 81 9 12 48 76 335 292 112 221 102 9 4 2 II 2 18 6 23 3 241 389 336 57 66 57 66 32 43 337 30 45 338 61 S7 57 82 :2 3 ., 231 212 211 193 11 11 5 4 3 " 1 77 120 339 80 65 69 54 6 11 2 :3 49 70 340 58 49 55 44 5 1 40 51 341 3 I 3 I I 2 342 129 121 112 112 4 7 4 8 2 90 101 343 72 84 72 81 ".) 51 58 :H4 174 206 166 177 _I')~ 4 2 105 123 345 20 29 20 29 16 12 346 58 47 58 47 29 40 347 ;{8 71 38 71 27 :~6 348 90 70 83 67 ;) 1 2 I 38 35 349 253 21 243 21 3 2 4 133 372 350 53 72 49 69 2 2 1 37 4:l 351 18 15 18 15 12 15 352 78 41 63 3,:; 2 4 8 2 50 104 353 137 99 128 96 5 2 72 131 354 !II 59 90 59 1 58 lOS 355 49 15 48 14 24 57 356 49 28 47 26 1 ::!5 ;\S 357 19 13 17 13 11 25 358 100 HI 98 III 2 72 86 359 82 51 78 51 50 113 360 HASSAN 22 338 VILLAGE CHANNARAYAPATNA Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu Population. Castes Tribes eltucated Sl. in pied House r---..A-----, r-~ .-A--... ,...... ,...... ,. No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M ]' M F 1\1 F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 361 BasavanahaIli Kw 262 16 16 77 38 39 2 2 362 Pumdihalli PTk 462 57 57 367 176 191 35 39 52 2 363 Dasarahalli 233 22 22 U8 51 67 12 19 364 Beeranahalli Pw 287 15 15 82 40 42 3 11 :J 365 Mallenahalli 360 48 48 228 107 121 14 24 28 366 ROBurn Pw 275 41 41 235 102 133 7 () 34 8 367 Madane 428 52 52 238 98 140 18 23 32 3 368 Ankanahalli l'w 452 34 34 202 98 104 19 26 11 369 J utt ~naha!li P Tk 726 102 102 502 211J 283 25 32 86 5 370 Dadighatta PDPw 230 249 249 1,1l8 475 643 53 61 109 27 371 Kumbenahalli PPw 1,101. 148 148 764 357 407 22 12 192 53 372 Chalya(*) PPwPo 2,031 140 140 753 361 392 25 36 108 34 373 Saudahalli PPw 1,216 141 141 653 296 357 19 13 57 8 374 Korenahalli PPw 652 54 54 304 139 165 6 5 34 375 Sannenahalli 1,003 71 7I 388 201 187 11 23 69 3 376 Aruvanahalli PPwE 986 82 82 433 218 215 102 23 377 Kantirayapura HPw 700 27 27 125 61 64 12 10 20 3 378 Bommenahalli Pw 461 23 23 188 . 89 99 10 8 49 26 379 Majjanahalli 854 2 2 14 10 4 5 380 Damm cningala MPw 1,542 195 195 933 411 522 61 82 121 41 381 Ronnenahalli PPw 306 66 66 395 185 210 23 20 6.5 3 382 Dinaka PPw 715 114 114 569 264 305 II 3 41 383 Aladahalli PPw 536 42 42 172 77 95 10 10 18 2 384 Kurubarahosahalli Pw 676 42 42 216 99 117 3 9 13 385 Gurigaranahalli PPw 523 59 59 321 ·160 161 15 16 33 2 386 Sugganahalli Pw 455 47 47 208 87 121 9 5 35 2 387 Kuttanaghatta MPw 852 131 131 657 308 349 22 22 ll3 20 388 Sugganahalli koppaJ PPw 263 19 19 86 40 46 ,2 9 3~9 DIRECTORY TALUK- concld. 'fotal WORKERS Non, worket'8 ----A. workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII X r-..A-... r-..A-... ,-.A.,"""\ r-..A-... ,-A-. r-..A-... r-"-~ ,-.A..~ ,-.A.~ 81. M 1<' 1\1 F M F 1\1 F, M F M F 1\1 F M F M F No_ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 26 19 21 12 5 7 12 20 361 109 83 104 83 5 67 108 362 39 37 38 37 12 30 363 24 18 24 17 16 24 364 75 66 66 55 2 9 9 32 55 365 47 23 23 1 55 110 366 48 44 46 43 1 50 96 367 45 13 42 10 1 3 53 91 368 120 215 115 215 2 2 99 68 369 296 444 289 442 2 2 2 1 2 179 199 370 185 276 158 260 7 18 8 1 ,6 1 172 131 371 205 241 190 238 2 3 12 1 156 151 372 180 251 168 246 6 3 1 1 4 2 116 106 373 79 84 75 84 4 60 81 374 116 99 III 99 3 85 88 375 114 136 106 126 1 6 3 3 104 7U 376 37 42 34 40 3 2 24 22 377 57 32 44 30 4 3 38 67 378 5 3 4 3 1 5 1 379 260 306 252 297 2 1 1 3 5 5 151 216 380 129 142 123 139 2 6 1 56 68 381 176 209 166 199 4 4 4 6 2 88 96 382 49 70 48 69 1 1 28 25 383 78 89 78 89 21 28 384 108 123 103 120 4 3 1 52 38 385 59 88 59 88 28 33 386 172 182 157 170 9 12 1 5 136 167 387 22 18 22 15 3 18 28 388 22* Uti TOWN CHA~~ARAYAPAT.KA Scheduled Scheduled LiteraLe Total Population Castes Tribes and educated S1. Name of Town! Area in Occupied House. r---~_A..----.,. r-__A_---, r--...A--" r-_____J.._~ No. \VardjBlook Sq. miles houses holds r M F M }' ~[ F :M F 2 3 4 5 6 , 8 9 10 11 12 I".J 14 Channarayapatna (M) 0.20 1,212 1,223 6,913 3,651 3.262 209 205 2,117 1,271 Block No. 1 127 140 568 :315 :!53 21 3 244 127 2 140 140 756 370 386 227 163' 3 180 108 667 378 289 94 87 212 82 4 97 97 530 297 233 91 89 149 80 5 142 143 768 404 364 18 23 222 182 6 147 147 865 4137 :378 260 149 7 136 137 845 437 408 246 171 8 III 111 713 365 348 3 194 135 9 125 125 681 :H7 :334 170 74 10 87 88 540 271 269 2 193 108 'ihra~anabelagola (M) 0.10 585 689 3,231 1,617 1,Ill-! 74 6.:; 802 415 Block No. 1 88 88 521 258 26:~ 87 20 2 111 III 637 :335 302 224 171 3 173 173 860 424 436 67 60 182 64 4 109 109 6,32 308 344 159 83 5 104 108 561 292 2G9 7 5 15U 7i Channarayapatna total 401.6 26398 26526 140679 68869 71810 6427 6523 22 13 23988 63® Taluk. Rural 401.3 24601 24714 130535 63601 66934 6144 6253 22 13 21069 4632 Urban 0.3 1797 1812 10144 5268 4876 288 270 2919 1686 341 DIRECTORY TALUK Tot ..1 WORKER" Non workers ~------~ ------___....A. ______~, workers (I-IX) II ITT 1\- V n VII VIII IX X ,--..A.._, ,-'--, ,-"-... r--A--.. r--A--... r-.A..-" r-"--",-.A--" ~ 81. ~r F )I r ~[ F ?of F ~1 F M F ~f F '}{ F ~I F N(). 1.i l(j 17 I" I!l 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 36 1,931 387 300 ;it 24 11 231 88 J51 7 m 7 443 61 57 _. 617 108 1.720 2,875 OIl) 135 21 15 14 1 8 .. 10 .. 16 i; .. 67 17 180 232 179 :m 38 .2 S ;3 23 10 10 95 18 ]91 356 2 185 ;lI) 70 11 II 11 :2 .. 4 7 81 23 193 2M 3 15G III .) :~ 7 ;) :17 3 2 9 26 2 70 4 121 217 4- 222 - 28 7:1 [) 1.. 3 M 14 7 17 4 4 57 15 182 336 5 304 41 47 IS ,J 39 947 4()" :152 27:l 14 Hi 257 129 17 4 26 13 90 10 28 .. 163 19 670 1,150 (.'If) 167 14:S 123 125 7 [I 3 :l ;{ 12 1[ 7 5 91 115 lUI 48 34 ;)4 1i 22 12 6 45 2 6 41 174 254 268 lO6 \)4 69 80 19 3 17 6 3 1)2 9 161 330 3 lSO 0;' 39 :32 101 24 10 17 8 2 128 279 4 17(; !li 62 2:) 50 61 5 2 11 2 47 8 116 172 5 42180 30885 34609 28550 1561 1043 693 97 1724 595 505 62 177 81 743 118 128 .. 2040 389 26689 ~0925 39302 3003433957 28199 1496 1000 669 86 1236 378 337 51 94 11 210 47 43 .. 1260 262 24299 36900 2878 851 652 351 65 43 24 11 488 217 168 11 83 20 1)38 71 85 ., 780 127 2390 4026 342 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HASSAN TALUK Square in Squ.are in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population map in 1961 Population map in Census ~whichthe Census r---..A..---." which the SI. location 1951 1961 Village I SI. location 1951 1961 Village ~o. Name of Village Codc Ccnsus Census appears No. ~ame of Village Code Cp,nsus Census appears 1 2 3 4 5 6 I 2 :1 4 5 6 1 AddiheJli 240 292 355 D-4 56 ByclarahaIIi 323 318 453 E-2 2 Agalahalli 19 377 516 C-2 57 Bylahalli 89 668 842 C-l 3 Agile 66 415 492 E-3 58 Byrapura 227 282 322 C-5 4 Ala.dahaIIi 71 315 384 C-2 '59 Byrapura 208 281 352 B-4 5 Ambuga. 277 468 517 E-3 00 Changara" ..\\i 330 485 496 E-2 6 Ammagodnahalli 271 298 410 E-3 61 Channagihalli :n2 422 546 E-3 7 AnachihaIIi 11 152 187 D-2 62 ChannammanahaHi 211 B-4 8 AnehaIIi 222 192 176 B-5 63 Channapatna 55 770 R66 D-2 9 Anjaneyapura 324 124 176 E- 2 64 Channapura 375 E-2 10 Ankanahalli 377 190 241 E-2 65 ChatrahaIIi 95 124 184 C-l 11 AnkanahaIIi 289 D-4 66 Cheeranahalli 172 44 48 C~3 12 Ankapura 373 600 734 .E-3 67 ChigahaIli 288 471 535 D-3 13 Anniga.nahaIIi 69 136 164 D-2 68 Chigatiha\li 205 230 271 B-4 14 Anuganalu 102 155 220 B-2 69 Chikkabaganahalli 363 194 206 E-2 15 AnugavaIIi 203 421 497 8-4 70 Chikkabasavanahalli 291 485 546 D-3 16 ArasihaIIi 221 239 310 C-4 71 Chikkabommenahalli 36 245 C-3 17 Attavara 214 453 497 B-4 72 Cbikkabuvanana1li 167 200 201 0-2- 18 Attihalli 75 99 141 0--2 73 ChikkachakrmahaIIi 238 74 100 C-4 19 AvveerahaIIi 391 168 293 F-3 74 Chikkadlur 176 1,362 1,406 C-4 20 Bachihalli 368 146 173 E-3 75 ChikkagaddavaIIi 108 337 496 B-1 21 Ballekere 342 197 263 E-2 76 Chikkagenigere 295 338 398 D-3 22 BalIenahaIIi 116 239 31R B-2 77 Chikkakondagala 33 714 827 C-2 23 Ballenaballi 3ll 169 213 D- 5 78 Chikkamal1enahalli 265 175 208 E-3 24 Banavase 274 252 293 E-3 79 Chikkamancligenaha,lli I 176 409 D-2 25 Banavase 393 228 432 F-2 80 Chikkamenahalli 191 ]71 195 B-3 26 Bandiballi 248 273 317 D-! 81 Chikkanayakanahalli :l89 242 318 F-2 27 BandihaIIi 162 361 416 C-4 82 ChinncnahaIIi 76 96 142 C-2 28 BandihaIIi 97 C-l 83 Chittanahalli 33 180 182 C-9 29 Bantaraballi 258 193 195 E-4 84 ChowdavaI1i a32 632 777 E-2 3(i Basavaghatta 207 442 533 B-4 85 Chowdenahalli 122 II9 141 B-3 31 BaathihaIli 275 350 468 E-3 86 Danaikanahalli 256 273 325 E-4 32 Beekanahalli 129 o 6 A-3 87 Dasalapura 378 E-3 3l' BeekanahaIIi 327 244 356 F-2 88 Dasoor 100 203 253 B-1 34 BeeranahaIli 369 E-3 89 DevagondanahaIIi 82 22 41 C-2 35 Benagatte 241 173 159 D-4 90 Devarayapatna. 13 200 263 D-2 36 BhuvanahaIIi 48 1,467 1,653 C-3 91 Devihalli 148 1I8 142 B-2 37 Bidaradaballi 140 3 A-3 92 Devihalli 217 199 246 B-4 38 Bidarakere 68 330 374 D-2 93 Devihalli 200 124 153 B-3 39 Bijamaranahalli 313 193 225 E-5 94 DevihaIIi 242 475 530 D-4 40 Bilagunda 347 124 166 D-2 95 Devihalli 392 58 92 F-2 41 Bingiballi 124 B-·3 96 DoddaaladahaIIi 290 247 300 D-3 4,2 RittagodanahaIli 56 323 447 D-2 97 DoddabaganahaIIi 65 365 438 E-3 43 Bittahalli 220 128 179 B-1) 98 Doddabasavanaha.Ili 293 a14 353 D-3 44 BogarahaIIi 193 356 462 B-3 99 Doddagaddavalli 107 556 766 B-1 45 Bommanaballi 77 442 135 C-2 100 Doddagenigere 296 467 541 D-3 46 BommanahaIIi 1'32 99 1!)4 A-3 101 DoddahonnenahaIIi 42 1I2 126 ('~3 4,7 BommenahaIli 216 442 471 B-4 102 DoddahonnenahaIIi 294 200 264 D-3 48' Bommanahaili 321 190 100 E-2 103 Doddakondagu 30 799 938 C-3 409 BommanayakanahaIIi 54 779 936 D-3 104 DoddamaIIenahaili 262 148 177 E--3 50 BrahmadevarahaIli 137 255 265 A-3 10:; Doddamandiganahalli 2 288 397 D-2 51 Burudalbore Kaval 297 D-3 106 Doddapura 41 391 402 C-3 62 BusthenahaIli 51 , 197 211 D-3 107 Doddenahalii 138 105 114 A--3 63 BydarahaIli 106 B-1 108. DoranahaIIi 341 273 363 E-2 M ByudarahaIli 303 497 395 C-5 109. DoranahosahaIIi 345 55 87 E-2 06 ByadarahaIIi Kaval 302 C--5 lIO. Dudda 156 812 1,107 B--4 1 2. R£F£RENGES Taluk Boundary. village •• 4'0 ~ .. ~. ~ .... state Roads. other .. TALVK MAPOF Railway Line. River and St"eams HASSAN rravellef"s Bungalow 1.8. HASSAN DISTRICT Hospitals. 9 I -f.----~---- UALE , t 0 ~ 4 Mile$ ! / A ~ B c 8 ) E F 34'3 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HASSAN TALUK-contd. Square in Sqnare in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Popnlation Map in 1961 Population map in Census .---..A.----., which the Censns ,.---"-- --., which the 51. location 1951 1961 Village SJ. location 1951 1961 V Uage No. Name of Village Code Census Census. appears No. Name of Village Code Census Census a ppearE 1 2 3 -1 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 111 Duddavalagere kaval 175 C-4 166 Hithala Aladahalli 307 255 283 D-4 112 Dummagere 251 125 155 E-4 167 Holalu 243 463 496 D-4 1I3 Dnndanaikanah"lli 344 261 399 E-2 IuS Hommagodna\la\1i 150 133 104 B-3 114 Dyavalapnt"lt 231 200 158 0-5 169 Hongere 246 8:l:l 1,087 D-4 115 Dyavalapnra 145 202 227 B-3 170 Hongere Kaval 244 D-4 116 Dyavalapnra 165 138 230 C-4 171 Honnammanahalli 352 D-2 11 7 Eachalahalli 10 122 209 D-2 172 Honnammanahalli 158 254 300 13-4 118 Gadenahalli 161 524 639 C-4 173 Honnavara 202 780 766 B-4 119 Gadenahalli 353 147 170 D-2 174 Honnenahalli 224 171 178 C-4 120 GanigarahosahalIi 280 131 192 D-3 175 Hosahalli 383 221) 257 F-3 121 Gekarahalli 47 159 146 0-3 176 Hosahalli 315 91 132 E-5 122 Gendekatte forest 53 D-3 177 Hosahalli 183 194 214 B-3 123 Caddehosahalli 283 D-3 178 Hosahalli 219 745 666 13-4 124 Golenahalli 357 491 504 D-2 179 Hosahalli 78 54 75 C-2 125 Gondikaval 329 E-2 180 Hosar 318 180 216 D-4 126 Goolenahalli 90 505 26 C-l 181 Hulihalli 365 217 172 E-2 127 Gopanahalli 354 55 70 D-2 182 Hullenahalli 3 D-2 128 Gorar 396 1,373 1,642 F-2 183 Hullenahalli 206 184 267 13-4 129 Govindapura 155 19 29 B-2 184 Huluvare 273 436 636 E-3 130 Gowdagere 226 74 75 C-5 185 Huvinahalli 22 147 209 C-2 131 Gowdagere 105 85 109 B-1 186 Huvinahalli Kaval 23 298 422 C-2 132 Gownahalli 50 958 1,170 D-3 187 Hyrane 364 392 419 E-2 133 Gowripura 180 no 154 C-3 188 Iodane 79 314 343 C-2 134 Gnddadatheranya 267 416 601 E-3 189 Idahalli Kaval 130 179 A-3 135 Gnddenahalli 14 453 571 C-2 190 Jagaravalli 312 345 341 D-5 136 Gnduganahalli 278 437 519 D-3 191 Jakkanahalli 366 249 235 E-3 137 Gnllenahalli 110 505 651 B-2 192 Jakkanahalli ·173 350' 374 C-4 138 Gundasettihalli 101 183 242 B-1 193 Jonivara 20 207 545 C-2 139 Gyar8halli 31 193 250 C-2 194 J a vanahalli 360 120 154 E-2 140 Hachagondanahalli 26 180 239 C-2 195 Jinnenahalli 376 182 215 E-2 141 Halasinahalli 247 137 185 D-4 196 J unjanahalli 309 161 186 D-4 142 Halasinahalli 160 163 207 D-4 197 Kabbali 182 463 510 B-3 143 Halavagilu 7 768 823 D-2 198 ]\.abbatti 374 419 540 E-3 144 HalenahaMi 264 130 135 E-3 199 Kabbinahalli 64 50 67 D-2 145 Hampanahalli 236 248 227 C-5 200 Kachanayakanahalli 292 193 229 D-3 146 Hanchihalli 263 292 364 E-3 201 Kadaga 154 572 669 B-3 147 Hanchihallikere kaval 259 E-4 202 Kadadaravalli 109 608 586 B-2 148 Handarangi 166 80 113 C-4 203 Kakkehalli 149 142 155 B-2 149 Handinakere 15 1,437 1,814 'C-2 204 Kalathammanahalli 85 132 160 C-l 150 Hangarahalli 196 154 146 A-3 205 Kalenahalli 87 49 86 C-l 151 Hannmanthapura 63 375 399 D-2 206 Kallahalli 343 :~88 5S8 E-1 152 Haralahalli 37 855 1,000 C-3 207 Kallahalli 86 134 195 C-1 153 Hariharapnra 235 220 300 C-5 208 Kallenahalli 266 310 396 E-3 154 Harnahalli 237 338 409 C-4 209 Kalludevaravalli III 198 220 B-2 155 Haruvanahalli ]47 352 405 B-3 210 Kallugudnganahalli 254 133 169 E-4 156 Hasuvinabettadakaval 255 E-4 2ll KamenahaUi 96 163 225 B-1 157 Heggadihalli 301 134 99 E-4 212 Kammarige 234 315 334 C-4 158 Heggadihalli 104 59 70 B-1 213 Kanakere 134 A-4 159 Henavanahalli kaval 325 55 E-2 214 Kanavan~halli 94 C-l 160 Heragu 230 886 1,094 C-5 215 Kanchanahalli 282 330 440 D-3 161 Herihalli 257 647 448 E-1 216 Kanchamaranahalli 29 578 672 C-3 162 Heraganahalli 335 74 100 E-2 217 Kandali 8 341 406 D-2 163 Hiregowdanahalli 390 138 156 F-2 218 Kanive Aladahalli 304 267 464 D-5 164 Hirihaili 284 384 737 D-3 219 Kanjanahalli 233 173 187 C-4 165 Hirikadlur 187 504 576 B-4 220 Karebore Kaval 204 13-4 344 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HASSAN TA LUK-cflntd. Square in 8quIJ.re in tl", Talnk the Taluk 1961 1'0 pula tiOll ma p in lOG] P<)pult,tioll map in ('CJ1~U8 ,.----..A.------., whieh th .. C'PtlSth r----..A..----~ which t.he 81. lqcation 1951 1961 Villag.. SI. l(lPtltiDll 1!)51 1961 Village 1\0. Name of Village Code Census Census appear" Xo. Name of ,-ill"ge Code ('C!1:-tus Cf'IlBHR appears I 2 3 4 5 () 2 :1 .j. 5 11 221 Karekere 308 248 293 D-5 ~76 }Iallappanahalli ;1.5fi !l8 138 D-2 222 Karekere Kan,,1 :no D-5 :Iii }Iallenah"lli 84 204 269 C-::l 22:~ Karenahalli !ll l(J C-1 :!ix ;\Iallen .. hall i :397 Hi 113 F-2 224 Karle :lSJ ~51 729 F-a 279 Malliganahalli :)49 121) 14S ])-2 22;; Knrle Ka,al :ISI F-:{ ~80 ::\Ialligayalu :14(; 233 E--::l 226 Kasthnravalli ,,2 fl4 D--3 281 }IanchnlHthalli :{O!} Iii\! 214 F-2 227 Katihalli 49 79(; C--:l 282 Mandiganuhalli 144 1;10 134 B-3 228 Katt'lYIl :120 1.252 ~~--2 283 Manjeuahalli I(and 21ii 37 254 B-5 229 Kattaya Kaval :l62 E-2 284 Marika"al 260 2!l 4 E-3 230 Kattehosahalli :14S SG n:, 0--2 28ii ::\Iaranayakanahalli :171 164 192 E-3 2:n Kcllavatti 141 499 561 B--3 286 !.1arcnahalli 261 4(j!) ii33 E-4 232 Kcnchanahalli 2:l2 .]]0 lli1 28i ::\Iar"m,halli 8:1 28fi 286 0-2 233 Kenrhatavalli 46 282 :l27 u ·:l 28S ::\Iargona hall i t) 148 178 1)-2 234 Kelldih"lli 164 l:n 140 C··-4 :189 Marknli 249 929 1,180 E-4 235 Kittanakerc 210 853 918 B--4 290 ::\Iavinahalli ;It 117 133 C-2 636 0-4 236 Kittane (Jodi) ;167 1,255 1,1;75 E ~-.)'. 291 M:ayasamlldra Iii? 504 237 Kodaramanahalli ;122 JI9 167 E-2 292 Melago,lll 159 961 1,093 C-.j. 2:18 Kodihalli 188 456 ;323 B-4 29a Mellahalli :HII 116 134 B-5 239 Kokknnaghatta fiO 435 488 D-3 294 :'.fosale 270 470 622 E-:~ 240 Kommanahalli 168 145 142 C-4 295 ).losa\elmsahal\i 269 :Wi 514 E-3 241 KOlmpnra 400 88 104 F-2 296 ::\Inudalapura 179 H;l:l 719 C-3 242 Ko"daiji 115 307 31i0 B-2 297 ~Iuddanahalli :1:19 290 275 E-2 243 Kondajji Koppalu 117 i!l 81 B-2 29s ::\Iuddanahall i :10;) H5 124 O-Ii 244 Konthagodnahalli 279 174 193 D-3 299 Mudigen' 218 2:!7 253 B-4 245 Koppalahalli 133 A-3 300 Mugalur 17 135 179 0- -2 246 I{ orahalli 25 15S ISO c-_·) :~Ol Mugganahttlli 72 116 56 C-2 247 Kura yangala I i I 602 i03 c --:l 302 )lukundur 382 350 400 };'-3 248 Koravangala Kaval 170 ('·--4 303 Muttana,haJli :I:n 191 235 249 KowAika 286 650 1,061 D-3 304 )1uttati 192 5:16 6,,5 B-3 B--4 250 Krishnapura 181 ,543 630 B·-3 305 !Ifuttigc :l5a 194 243 251 Krishnapura 229 :!28 379 r-4 306 !.Iyadarahalli -:151 48 7!l D-2 622 B-3 252 Kudaragundi 194 600 770 B-3 307 )Iylanahalli ISG 431 253 Kuppahalli 21 415 545 C-·-2 308 Myalallahalli 466 444 C-4 254 Kuppalu 131 A-3 309 Clfaganahalli :n4 388 B-4 ,;1) 125 D--3 255 Kurudabore Kaval 370 E-3 310 Nagathavalli IHl 2,,6 KUl'ubarahalii 26S 122 176 E-3 :Ill Nagen1thalli l2; 189 III .A-3 47:1' 257 Kyathanahalli 32S 42 62 F-2 312 Naikanahalli :184 405 F-3 2SS 258 Kyat,hanahalli 9S 226 420 C-l 31:1 Nanjedevam I\.",'al 16 202 0-2 13-2 259 Lakshmisagara 44 72 85 C-3 314 Nal'nsipnra 70 86 64 E--:J . 260 Lingarasanahalli I !lii 200 2ii B-:1 ;H5 :"\ltl'a,y·napma 38 0-2 261 Loknnahalli 92 C-l 316 Nill'ihalli 4 60 D-4 262 l\Iachikatte 14:{ 11--3 317 Nellakkihalli :Hi 456 263 Madenur ;'OH 1.(1:18 1.232 B-4 318 Nidudi 40 :1110 C-3 12.; (iiiS 722 2G-l .'Ifadha'ilpura t;S 135 176 C-l 310 Nittur A-3 139 215 E-2 261i Madihall i 1 l!l 264 318 B-2 320 PadUlmmahalii :~~6 ;;:19 142 E-::l 26G Madihalli :1:!8 4X 7.5 E-2 321 P11l'asanahnlli 107 359 463 D-3 267 Mahadevarahalli 177 151 184 C-3 322 l'erumanahalli G2 82 71 D-4 268 Malagodanahalli 316 154 152 1)-,; 32:1 l'crunumahalli 298 480 ,,8.5 B-3 269 MalaJi Kaval 260 E-4 324 Pumagamo 190 185 215 C-2 270 Malladevarapura 380 508 520 1"-3 325 Itachplw·halli 28 45 B-2 271 Mallanaikanahalli 12fi 83 SI ,.1..-3 326 Ramadevara Kan1.l UO 121 9n 150 B-2 27~ Malianayakanahalli 185 B-3 327 Ramadeyarapura. 1'>4 F-2 273 Mallal1f>yakanlthaJli 245 100 III D-4 328 Ramaghatta li8 C-:3 274 Mallappanabettada Kaval 314 ],;-5 329 Rampura 197 A--;{ 275 lUalJappanahaUi 387 149 193 F-3 330 Rangapura Kaval ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HASSAN TALUK-col'lrlrl, Square ii, KqUH,l'C in the Talllk lhe T,~lnk I !Hi I I'opu["tion ltlap in I!IQI l'O]llllatioll map in ('cnsus ,-' ...A.. __-, which the Ccnsu~ .----..A..--,,--.,which the 1:\1. lo<'ation 19,)1 1961 Village "I. location HI51 l!lt\l Yillnl!<' No, Xllrnt' of Villa~e ('od" ('PllSlIS (,,,usn" 'lppearH Xo. :\a.mp. of Yill,,!!(· Co,1" ('t'nSHS CPIlsns a.ppears " :l ·1 ,j () 2 :1 -( ;; 6 3:11 llaugt'llchalli 13(; 366 Thamogamthltlli :1:1li 114 H;i E·--I :{:1~ l{a,vathanahnlli :l·!II 42 5!J E--I :3G7 Thattek('re ;) !ISO J.l-(Z ])- ·2 3:1:3 Raya.pum 118 4fi(\ .375 B-2 3ti8 Thejur 27 ;)1:1 OSO 171) 3:34 [~udratle\'''''ah"lli 87 JI6 13--t) :lfi!1 ThimoH'lHlhalli !I I~j' ])- ·2 335 SajiclHlhalii IJ.2 114 135 :rm Thimm;m&halli !J!) -1-:; n.") 13-·1 3:l6 Salaganw 70 (i49 74!l 3il Thimmanahalli 2UI s') B-:: 337 Sltmnci,',walli 45 n.) tH :li2 Thimma.la.pHt'H 212 IKIJ 13-·;; 338 Sanlllflmvalli ~85 ;!,il 25:1 D--:I :3/:; ThimnU'nah"lIi 152 181 B-:! 3:39 Sanrnahalli 81 184 242 B-2 :37 4 Thimnmnahalli 272 221 E-:I 340 Sankalapura :121 D--:I :nG Thirumaladevaml!udda 146 13-:1 341 Sank£'nahalli 4!ltl :17fl Thirupatihalli 198 :111 :141> B-:{ 342 Sappinahalli 2aK A-:I :377 Tyagat,uI' :J94 162 2:W F-2 34:3 Sltt.llCnahalii fi:;o D-:; :17S 'T'hya\'ihalli 299 :tn7 :\H ])---4 344 Sltttigamhalli 41(i G24 F-:I 3i!1 lJbbenahalli 1:3\l H7 ()7 :"-:1 345 Sat.yamangala .iti!) 720 c-:: :;8U lJ ddmu 24 .,81 tiiO 0-2 346 S,wakanahalli 1:14 14:1 B-,; :181 L ddmhalli 174 :380 100 0-4 :l47 S!tvantha""halli :17~ :387 :182 l:duvaI'(' :IHS 4S9 ,.26 F-2 348 Spel!(> :117 412 B-2 3S:1 l'gane 9:3 :la5 ,HO C-l :349 S('cgegwl LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Total: 200(33); 2054); 207(11); 208( 'i; 209(16); 214(3); 216(1); \'TLL.'r.F.S: Chikka MalldiganahaLJi 200(3), :lG9(:I), :167(1); Halll 218(6); 220(2); 235(35); 244(1); 273(16); 274(1); 280(8); n~gilu 2:35(2), 273(2), 369(1); Each ,,,In.h,,,lli :36!l(1): 281(5); 284(2); 285(1); 288(3); 289(10); 302(11); 311(12); Huvina.halli Kaval :369(:l); Rhm'anah",lli 200(~). 314(2); 320(5); 333(8); 334(3); 336(3); 342(2); 350(13); 207(1), 369(1), :388(1); Channapatna. 200(2), 207(1); 362(3); 367(1); 368(2); 369(23}; 378(2); 384(13); 388(33); Hanumanthapum :350(4), :169(1); f::,tlagame 200(2), 392(6); 393(30); 394(3); 399(4), 273(4), :36fl(I); Alda.hltlli 273(1"); Kallahalli 369(1); Kya.thnalu11li 200(1): Ud(larhalli 27:1(1); Koi(laji nn~.\L: 200(15); 21)7(2); ;!:I;j(3,'»); 273(12); 2S0(1): 2H9(1): 3;)0(9) Koppahl 200(1); l\fudlapura 27:3(1), 280(1), 36!1(20); 3S"(:.'); :1:l\)(I}; :lfi7(I}. 289(1); 1'lant.higra.ma 200(1), 2:\";(:1:1), 27:1(1). :l36(I). 369(1), 388(1); Heragu 200(1); Dodda- URBA~ : 200(18); 205(4); 207(9}; 208(1);' 20U(16}; 21-1(:1); 216(1); mallena,halli 369(1); Gm[ilfl.(la t beran.p '1150(1); Hosalmlli 218(6}; 220(2); 244(1): 273(4); 274(1); 280(7}; 281(5); 200(1); Ammagodnahalli 273(1); Amhuga. 369( I): 284(2); 285(1); 2SS(3); 2S9(9); :l02(ll); :111(12); :U4(2); Guduganahalli 369( I); Ka.ttaya 27:1( 1), 350(!) i 333(8); :3:34(:l}; :12U(5); 3:16(2); 342(2); 350(4); 362(~): :'lettahalli 2OU(I); Kittflne 3:;!l(2): Ankauahll 368(:.'); 36!l(3); :178(2); :;84(1:3); 388(:H): :3H2(fl): 39a(:10); :W!1(?). 394(3); 399(4). :J4G VILLAGE HASSAN Literate Total Hcheduled Scheduled and Area Occu· Population Castes Tribes educated Sl. in pied House· ~-"'\ ~ ,-..A..-, ~--. No. Village Amenities Acree HOUB(,S holds P M F )01 F M F M F, 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Chikkamandiganahalli PE(i)(d) 138 76 76 409 204 205 4 82 42 2 Doddamandiganahalli PS 270 71 it 397 206 191 41 46 45 6 :1 Hullenahalli 113 Uninhabited 4 Narihalli 181 Un·inhabited !) Thatekere (Jodi) 568 191) 196 1,142 555 587 118 139 114 23 6 Margonahalli :-> 178 30 30 178 90 88 5 2 7 Ha.la.vagilu M Tk E(i) 1,344 110 128 823 417 406 119 100 129 " 8 Kandali MS .572 71 71 406 203 203 29 :l2 53 21 !l Thimmanahalli PS 344 31 31 170 78 92 7 7 11 10 Eachalahalli Pw 602 36 36 209 113 96 2 27 ,~ 11 Anachihalli 253 33 33 187 107 80 9 9 5 12 Yetinakatte 165 3'" :14, 157 90 67 18 13 Devarayapatna P Pw E(d) . 388 42 42 263 131 132 12 16 61 27 14 Guddenahalli P S E(a)(d) 514 95 95 571 287 284 112 113 106 30 15 Handinakere (Jodi) Kw 2,586 297 297 Ull4 912 902 134 III 2 183 19 16 Nanjedevarakaval PPw 1,464 48 48 288 14.; 143 27 15 17 Mugalur Pw 931 3~ :13 179 81 98 52 16 S 18 Varthikere PPw 480 :35 35 207 112 95 42 S 19 Agalahalli PPw 352 96 96 516 258 258 20 28 52 7 20 Jonivara. PPw 253 46 46 270 142 128 10 11 66 32 21 Kuppahalli MP,,, 323 90 90 545 277 268 17 27 84 24 22 Huvinahalli PPw 324 37 37 209 III 98 16 20 18 9 23 Huvinahalli kaval PPW 1,272 168 168 422 215 207 7 8 61 13 24 Udduru 1'Tk E(d) 629 108 108 676 342 334 :\ 7 36 5 25 Korahalli Kw 490 15 :l2 180 93 S7 19 II 28 10 26 Hachagondanahalli PTk 200 32 :32 239 121 118 23 19 40 17 27 Thejur MTk 486 112 112 686 331 355 58 78 62 16 28 Rachenahalli PTk 309 31 32 215 106 109 27 24 41 15 29 Kanchamaranahalli MPwE(d) 747 114 114 672 325 347 38 42 126 40 :\0 Doddakondagula PKw 1,040 153 153 938 476 462 29 23 191 43 31 Gyrahalli Tk 131 44 44 250 126 124 14 18 49 7 32 Mavinahalli: Tk 154 19 19 133 76 57 28 19 22 3 33 Chikkakondagala l' Tk E(a)(d) 885 132 132 827 413 414 31 34 116 7 34 Thammalapura (K.G.) PTk E(d) 345 55 55 342 178 164 20 21 42 1 35 Satyamangala (,Jodi) Pw 819 115 115 720 367 353 II) 14 86 16 36 Chikkabommenahalli PPW E(d). :128 45 45 245 125 120 22 14 55 6 37 HaraJahalli MPw 418 156 156 1,000 506 494 20 13 244 50 38 Yadiyur PPW E(d) . 516 64 64 366 186 180 21 19 56 6 39 Chittanahalli TkE(d) 409 28 28 182 88 94 21 15 21 3 40 Nidudi M Pw E(a)(d) 784 81 SI 456 238 218 14 13 58 7 41 Doddapura I' Pw E(d) 1,093 74 74 402 211 191 74 32 42 Doddahonnenahalli. Pw 143 19 19 126 67 59 2 2 14 3 43 Sankenahalli PTkE(d) 632 74 74 496 2'52 244 46 47 94 35 44 Lakshmisagara TiL 481 16 16 85 51 34 2 11 2 45 Samudravalli Tk 223 II II 64 28 36 11 347 DIRECTORY TALUK Total WORKER~ Non· work~rs ,---______..A.. ______. ------.., \yorkpr~ (I.IX) I II III IV V IV VII Vln IX X r-..A..~ r-..A..-... r-"-~ r-.A-.,. r-..A..-... r-"--. r-A~ r-..A..-... ~ ~ r-.A..-., ~I F ){ F )f :r }I F M F M F ~! F :'If F }f F M F' M F :-Ill. 11) 16 17 I" 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 211 27 28 29 30 31 l\2 33 34 35 36 117 37 27 2 23 I) 37 17 87 149 ., 107 74 57 2 1 4 7 9'1 la2 Un· inhabited U n-inhahit,,.d 347 36 4 7 208 ;)49 .) ij8 12 ;)8 12 32 76 6 248 66 208 56 2 1 22 1 169 340 7 1:12 97 112 80 2 4 71 106 S 51 56 48 56 :1 27 36 9 50 42 40 42 4 5 63 ;;4 10 63 57 56 6;) :1 1 I 44 2a 11 61 40 19 20 9 2 8 2 6 :1 29 27 12 H5 44 48 41 9 2 5 3 66 88 13 169 121 125 116 10 5 4- 2 12 118 163 14 ia8 284 461 261) 29 6 4 2 11 :194 618 15 9:3 Ii 82 7 11 ;,2 135 16 ;;3 i) 42 4 8 2 28 93 17 65 4 55 4 S 47 ()1 18 155 172 155 172 103 86 19 92 80 91 80 50 48 20 148 105 129 98 II 6 129 163 21 49 38 42 34 5 ·t 2 62 60 22 112 90 88 78 7 6 :1 8 6 2 103 117 23 186 4, 176 :3 2 6 156 330 24 ,52 1 48 2 41 86 25 65 1 59 6 56 117 26 167 11 163 10 2 2 164 344 27 58 3 55 3 I 2 4H 106 28 166 120 15:~ 119 2 1 4 1 3 159 227 29 251 213 224 207 4 5 8 1 3 10 225 249 ao 63 51 51 50 1 :1 63 73 31 39 21 29 19 7 2 2 1 :n 36 32 240 97 158 76 39 20 2 i 7 6 20 173 317 :33 99 96 93 93 2 :1 79 68 34 220 216 182 206 2 III 10 147 1:17 35 77 67 53 56 10 9 5 2 48 53 :36 291 278 245 262 16 13 14 :; n5 216 37 III 49 101 48 7 75 l:H 38 54 52 5:1 50 :14 42 39 145 21 1;{:~ 20 2 6 2 93 197 40 128 77 118 77 6 83 114 41 40 24 40 24 27 a5 42 147 87 134 87 4 4 105 157 43 :34 25 33 24 1 1 17 9 44 II) 22 17 22 2 9 14 45 34R VILLAGE HASRA~ Litnrnt(' Total ,'"'C'he ;) Ii 7 11 12 J~ I4 4fl Kenchatavltlli I' 400 IlO ;:27 164 Ill;} 1\) 18 65 23 f I Gek'lra halli P 27;) HI 146 79 Oi ;) 27 :! 4S Hhu\'anahalli ~I )1ew PO E(i) 1.51:1 2;;6 1,6;;3 820 »33 RO 402 14;,; 40 Katih"lli (ll) PTk 5HI 1 ~:I 796 390 400 14 264 llo 50 Oow('Jln.h"lli ~r Tk 1..2 li!) 1, Jill ,is, ;'is:~ :J:lO I"') .• 1 Hnsth.. nahalli l'Tk ;!:lO :14- ;\1; '211 lU(i Wi) ;1 4s ;32 Kast umvalli ., 143 11 11 fi4 32 :\2 12 .) ,,:1 Oemhka.tte foreRt :101> [-Il-inhabiter! ;i4 Bommanayakanahalli l'w ",59 14;; \1:16 490 44fj 41 145 ,")0 Chnnnapa.t,rm )1 Pw E I.SIlI In 866 4:18 428 .);) 4i 231 ij(i Bittagondanahalli (,Jo iiI iSiJI!!"patlla I'S 444 3i :;; 252 120 I ::~ Is 21 :u 24 62 Pennnanahalli P Tk 737 1;1 KI 4Ga 224 :!:\\I Hi 31i 48 (i fi:1 Hanumanthapl''' I'Tk 68:1 7B 79 :)9n 207 1\J'2 5 84 21 I;-! Kahbinahalii Tk 278 12 12 67 3i 30 2(\ 19 II Il" Dnc\riahaganahnlli PTk :184 7S is 43S 21(; 2"" fi7 82 lit; Agilp )I1'k 820 4!l2 240 252 14 Iii Yal'choreklwal 1,507 Un-inh",bit{'(t 6s Biclnrak{,l'e I' PlY 665 ,4 74 374 198 17(; 42 72 Ii 69 Annigitnahalli Tk 367 29 29 164 86 is II 70 ~;tl"~am{' * 'f Tk Po }<;(a)(i)(d) 70,i 140 140 74!l 363 :lHfi 3S 20;; 102 71 A J:.d",llilol Ii I' Kw E(a.)(d) 34:~ ;{M 200 Is4 HI 3:; 7'2 )lngganahalli Tk 16, 56 29 2. II ia l'yigondnahalli 242 Un-inhabited 74 Shanka p Pw 1,084 137 137 SOO 442 35S 60 1:19 4fi 7:. Attihalli I'll' 228 ~.) 25 141 7s 6:1 16 15 " 71i Chinnennhalli ::\1 Tk 31H '2!j '21l 142 71 71 7i H XI :-:,tnen "h,.lli '[ p" tl;W 242 lIS 124 4S 1;2 Devagondana.halli Pw ZOO i 41 21 20 2 7 S3 ~Jarenahalli 1'1'", 432 :m :39 286 l,i7 129 40 :111 1>4 )ia,lIen,.halli Pw 252 .~2 ;,)2 269 14-i 122 8:{ 66 Si) Kalathammallnha.lli I',y 420 2S 2S 1 fjO HI) .. 4, 13 12 Kli Kallahalli Vw 29» :\2 :12 HI,; lH2 !I:i :10 S, l,a,lenahalli Pw 232 HI Hi 86 4:i 4:{ (i SS Madhavapura Tk II'{I :12 :12 176 79 \J7 as 2 S9 Rylah,.lIi. ~(d J'w Po l,IO,i [50 150 H42 40R 4:14 6:1 'il \)0 Golena.halli 100 6 t; 21l 12 14 14 34U DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Total \VOl1KIHth __ ...A.. -_ - __ - ______. ______--. ~Ol1· ,------workor (OX) [ ][ lIT IV \. VI YII nIl IX :\: r---"--~ r-...A..--.,. • ...A..,~, ,--.A.-...., ,..-A-, r-..A...--.,. ,-A... ~ r-...A.. ... ,--...A..-. ~I. :'II F :\1 F :'If F ~1 }' :\1 F :'II F \[ J;' M F ~r F ~[ F 31 F ~o, 15 HI 19 20 21 22 24 2;; 20 27 2H 2\1 30 31 :)2 33 :11 94 65 ()I) 1)1 3 12 ,0 98 46 31l 40 :{ii 3 :l3 :2H 484 3,37 :3:1:1 :;:W :, 8 5 10 12 65 II 336 476 229 199 141 IIlO .) Ii ., 31 6 167 201 320 lR7 liH liS 114 :{ 267 :196 62 60 tiO H 45 51 Ii 14 14 14 15 18 52 ;;3 266 243 19 :; 27 It> 207 5.1 35 19 17 4 oj ~ .} 2 ;:;9 10 252 5.) n,') 12 :2 Ii) ~-1 132 ;,0 lin·inhabit(-(I Ii7 101 (H! :12 7 .-, \) I) 2 09 96 ;,s 42 :~9 28 26 59 ., 1,~9 141 ., 89 147 60 7s ,)6 71 ,31 ;j -t:; 7() (;1 la7 121 131 121 Ii 87 113 62 I ~U !J!i So i.1 1Ii Sl !n 1):1 ·, 21 S 24 I:> 1.' 12 64 It, It4 S2 III 9 89 65 12 ., 1!1 IOU lOll (iti L'n·inha[Jite(1 6, ;,6 107 42 :1 1 84 120 (is 19 4S 19 :);) 59 (i!! 165 12 14 It> Ii :! 2 .) H).! :lii:l ,0 U.Ji 76 17;; 71 I., U 27 7"2 -., Ln·inh .. bited I., :!H 155 HHi H5 o 6 H 19S 20:1 it 4; 31 :;.. :31 1 ao :,2 7.) 40 34 31 39 37 2!) 77 2:1 22 13 7S llO 50 104 7 :1 74 109 7!l 3U 2S 36 IS 10 2s ii4 80 6i 26 6U 4 2 [iL 14 4- 10 2 7 77 4.7 {)(i 10 211 1 sO 61 6 1.) 4 ;;:1 53 ,,-... ) ;) ;;:1 67 35 49 28 55 5S S6 24 22 17 21 1 19 21 87 51 5-1 3-1 2(i ;) 7 \) 21 :1 ~S 4:~ SS 'J6:{ lli :!l)u lOy 10 -1 21 2 HI 2 155 :117 89 ~ 2 5 :! 5 12 90 350 VILLAGE HASSAN Literate Total Schedulpd Scheduled and Area. Occu· Population Castes Tribes educated in pied House· ,.--J'--~ ,-~ ,--"---. ,--A-~ Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M .F ~I F M F l\l F 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 91 Karenahalli Tk 114 4 4 16 8 92 Lokanahalli (.Jodi) 139 Un· inhabited 9:1 Ugane ~I Pw 986 86 86 510 266 244 99 7B 112 !14 Kanavanahalli :l04 Un·inhabited 95 Chatrahalli l'w 332 39 39 184 109 75 10 14 34 96 Kamenahalli (Jodi) 366 46 46 225 III 114 91 75 11 20 97 Bandihalli 240 Un·inhabited 98 Kythanahalli (Jodi) 407 7U 70 420 226 194 57 54 99 99 Thimmanahlilli aM J4 14- 65 :J3 32 !) 4- U 100 Dasool' 345 45 45 253 121 132 19 27 24 101 Gundasettihalli l'w 470 43 43 242 130 112 28 27 21 1 102 Anaganalu l' 591 39 :19 220 113 lU7 8 5 28 22 103 8iddapura l'w :l:!4 2 2 14 7 7 2 4 104 Hcggadihalli l'w 10 10 70 38 32 4 I 18 105 Gowdagere Pw 19 19 109 56 53 I:! IO 7 106 Bydarahalli 125 Un·inhabited 107 Doddagaddavalli MdPw 1,088 142 142 766 379 387 107 117 135 82 108 Chikkagaddavalli Pw 615 79 79 494 240 254 128 136 46 16 109 Kadadal'avalli l' 1,225 123 123 586 303 283 114 109 107 30 llO Gullenahalli :\1 270 95 !17 651 341 310 S lIS 78 III Kalludeva,rahalli IkE(a) 342 41 48 220 112 108 43 43 16 ,2 112 Veerapura PKw 260 83 86 606 299 307 49 10 113 8eege MKW 859 72 72 412 202 210 36 40 -71 18 114 Seegeguddak .... val Tk 397 15 15 73 39 34 31 :n 7 I 115 Kondajji Tk 635 68 68 350 202 148 53 40 78 20 116 Ballenahalli PTk 414 38 38 318 159 159 28 28 54 20 117 Kondajjikoppalu Tk 67 17 17 81 47 34 30 9 118 Rayapura PTk 598 103 103 575 276 299 6U 62 149 63 119 Madihalli Kw 395 61 61 318 153 165 56 57 54 20 120 Ramdevaraka.val Riv 626 10 10 45 20 25 20 25 1 121 Ramadevara.pura PPW 204 20 20 150 82 68 3 36 15 122 Choudenaha.lli PPW 142 25 25 141 68 73 30 11 123 Yelagunda* l\! Pw Po 691 128 130 643 329 314 5a 48 142 36 124 Bingihalli * 52 Un·inhabited 125 Nittur PDPW 791 130 lao 722 a58 364 114 125 130 44 126 Malla.naikanahalli Pw 166 16 16 81 40 41 10 7 8 2 127 Nagenahalli Kw 269 10 10 61 33 28 2 128 Soppinahalli PPw 370 41 41 238 125 113 119 102 51 10 129 Beeka.nahalli 459 2 633 3 130 Idahalli kaval Hiv 3,945 40 179 98 81 \)2 911 4 131 Kuppo.lu 27U en·inhabited 132 Bommanahalli 1'"" 200 27 164 86 78 2 133 Koppa.lahalli 321 un· inhabited 134 Ka.nakere 565 Un. inhabited 135 Singatagere Pw 396 66 Uti :J43 176 167 74 74 50 351 DIRECTORY TAtUK-contd. Total WORXER~ Non workers ,------"------. worker~ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VlI VIII IX X ~ ,..-J'--. ,-A-,. .-A-. ~ r-A--" ,-.A._ r~ r-~ ,-.A.-. ,..-J'--" M F 1\1 }' }I F l\1 J<' }t }<' )[ }<' )[ F M F .M 1<' 1\1 }<' )1 F 15 16 Ii IS 19 20 21 22 2:1 25 26 27 2~ 29 30 31 32 33 :.)4 35 36 6 6 2 2 91 Un-inhabited 92 156 50 35 2U 10 26 19 5 4 110 194 93 Un-inha.bited 94 70 35 56 2 3 9 39 40 95 56 36 46 6 16 2 4 55 78 96 Un-inhabited !l7 [26 30 74 34 25 :1 14 100 164 98 18 5 16 2 2 15 27 99 67 40 52 4 6 4 4 54 92 100 65 58 22 4 4 65 84 101 63 54 10 5 1 2 50 95 102 f) H 5 1 2 103 22 18 12 16 20 lOt- 35 21 19 12 4 21 30 105 Un-inhabited IOU "ll4 61; 131 49 :W Ii, 34 2 [) 2 165 319 107 1:17 23 64 11 12 103 23l lOS 183 13 175 6 .) 7 2 120 270 109 181 17 158 14 10 9 :1 2 160 21f3 110 65 12 47 4 7 9 2 6 47 96 III 171 161 167 161 :l 1 128 146 H2 110 65 100 64 4 2 2 92 145 113 26 11 21 II 2 .) 13 2:1 114 U6 15 16 10 2 86 133 115 U6 IS 96 1" 4 63 141 116 :]6 1 26 I 21 32 117 177 9 164 I .) 7 4 4 99 29U ll~ U5 U2 . I 1 58 164 119 11 14 11 13 9 11 12U 39 25 33 :l4 3 2 43 43 121 41 31 37 30 1 27 42 122 190 126 141 97 14 20 10 4 2 16 2 139 188 123 Un-inhabited 124 225 1~ 2U6 17 6 9 [ 133 346 125 25 5 24 15 36 16 18 18 15 28 127 70 39 fjI'j 35 13 ;35 74 128 3 I 3 1 2 139 59 30 56 27 3 39 51 129 Un-inhabit·ed 131 45 31 42 :~ 42 47 132 Un-inha.bited 13:~ Un-inha.bited 134 :H 100 3U 1 3 liS 133 135 VILLAGE HASSA:l' Literate Total Schedulell Scheduled and .Area Occu l'opulatioll Cast os Tribes euucated til. in pied House ,-__..A-...._---.. ,--"-_"" ,--"-__ r---"--"'\ Xo. \'illag(~ Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F ~1 F }f F M F ., " " 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 136 ltallgcllahall i 2()4 lCn·jnhabitNJ 137 Rl"alllh"devaralnlli 230 4~ 48 265 137 128 :jH 52 25 l;j8 DodJemlh"lli 75 20 20 114 57 57 24 ~G 16 1:39 Cbbenah"lli 11(\ 19 19 97 54 4:~ 20 140 Bidaradahalli [01 :\:; 4:~ 2 141 Keelavatti J> l'w ~20 98 98 Mil 283 278 52 lit; 142 ~aijenahalli 1'1>' 207 25 135 65 70 46 ;;0 143 x.lachikatte 75 L;n-inhabited 144 Mandiganahalli Tk ~6:) 25 134 68 (j(i 145 Dyvalapura ['IY 281 38 227· 12U 107 19 ;'0 14 146 'l'hirumaladevanrglH\' Lt t; n· illha bi ted 147 Hamvl1.nahalli P PI\' 4~:.? ,0 ,0 405 198 207 2ii I)!) 31 148 J)"yihalli J'w :!IG 21 21 H2 73 69 W :{ 149 KB.ld,challi l)w :W.l 24 ~4 15;; 7!l i(, 20 II 150 Hmnbagodallahalli 1'l'w ~50 24 24 164 79 8,,) :;J 17 151 Sumlenahalli P l'w 91 30 30 170 88 82 13 Hi :?oj 5 l5:l Thiuuuenalmlli PPw 80 32 32 204 \)4 UO 4 10 a2 1 l,i3 X arsipum 163 11 JJ 86 40 46 16 :3 154 Ka(hlga, PPw 1,047 114 114 669 342 327 til In 84 155 G()\'llltlal)Ura Tk 222 4 ;; 29 15 14 7 2 151\ Duddl1. P l'w 1'0 1,:>63 210 210 1,107 ;,)63 544 104 ~o 322 167 157 MayasulJ\udm l' I'w 948 107 101 636 :316 320 :n :?6 174 81 158 Honnammallahalli PPw 138 ;,)7 57 :~Oll 1:~6 164 76 4:l 159 Melagodu ~I Pw 1,917 193 1\)4 1,093 530 ,;63 ;3ii 266 99 160 H alasinahall i PPw :mi 36 37 207 H3 114 55 23 161 Gadenahalli ~I Pw 740 !)8 99 639 232 316 182 113 162 Bandihalli PK,,' 4:31 91 HI 416 200 216 \) 10 t;8 27 11)3 Mylanahalli 1'Tk 604 88 8S 444 215 22H 30 33 75 24 164 Kenudihalli 1'K", 415 26 26 140 71 69 2H :l4 21 f) 16.5 Dya.valapum PKw :Jl3 40 40 230 114 116 I 6 33 5 1(;6 HandH-rangi Pw 319 17 17 113 46 67 13 S 167 Chikkf1buvanalmlli PTk 184 ;n :H 207 lli 96 7 5 14 2 168 Kommamlhalli l' 417 28 28 142 74 (is (i 2 26 2 Ill\) Y ogihaUi PI'w 214 84 84 466 232 234 98 170 Koravangala Imvul 2,676 en-inhabited 171 Koral'anagala PKN 1,457 138 I:~8 703 34H :354 72 67 16 172 Cheeranahalli Pw 233 11 11 248 22() 28 fj II 3 173 Jakkanahalli l' 460 70 70 ;;74 17:l 201 2 5 98 41 174 Uddmhalli l' 525 7(; ,0 460 220 240 :36 32 113 41 175 Duddavalagcrc k"va1 a80 Un· inhabited 176 Chiklmdlur )1 l'w J,200 214 214 1,406 732 674 47 38 305 80 177 ~I.tha(leva,nlhalli Kw 453 36 ;;U J84 91 93 12 14 15 178 R.ampun.: 166 C' n-illhabited 179 ::I[uddalapum (,Tocti) 1'l'w I,059 123 123 719 3i9 340 ;;0 28 133 49 180 GOWl"ipum l'Pw ;{A91 23 23 Ill DIRECTORY TAL UK -cantt!. Total WORKERS Non workers ,-__ ------______...Jo-______workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X r-...I--, ,-...1----., ,-...1-----. ,-...I--~ ,-A~ ,-..A.----.. ,-...I--~ ,-..A.~ ,..-A----. ,-...1---.,. ,---"- " S 1. M J!' ~l F M F ':\fF M F MF MF MF MF MF M F No_ 15 l() 17 18 19 :W 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Un-inhabited 136 96 4"6 80 30 7 8 2 2 1 41 82 137 39 32 29 30 10 18 25 138 38 23 36 ~O 3 16 20 139 3 140 175 107 132 72 35 2 6 108 171 141 50 45 4H 45 15 25 142 Un-inhabited 49 4U 48 4(} 19 17 144 i8 70 78 70 42 37 145 Un-inhabited 146 118 102 115 101 80 105 147 43 2:2 41 2:2 1 30 47 148 47 29 42 29 4 32 47 149 49 24 48 24 30 61 150 56 34 50 34 3 3 32 48 151 61 37 59 37 1 :~3 73 152 22 21 19 20 3 18 25 153 189 182 157 1,8 24 4 6 153 145 154 10 , 7 6 3 5 7 155 337 24 262 17 9 17 8 2 3 35 4 226 520 156 196 32 75 20 106 11 1 1 3 3 1 6 120 288 157 87 8 44 6 38 3 1 49 156 158 341 341 328 338 7 3 5 189 222 159 52 75 49 75 41 39 160 186 187 169 178 11 6 9 137 129 161 131 108 128 105 3 69 108 162 131 18 124 18 I) 5 81 211 163 41 6 39 6 30 63 165 64 27 60 27 50 89 165 32 43 31 41 1 14 24 166 68 69 58 64 \) 5 43 27 167 42 43 37 37 6 2 32 25 168 143 159 130 151 7 8 6 89 75 169 Un-inha.bited 170 214 83 208 82 5 135 271 171 14 5 12 5 1 6 23 172 118 123 III 123 1 2 2 55 78 173 155 157 145 157 4 2 65 83 174 Un-inha.bited 175 411 180 356 174 16 7 2 11 16 6 321 494 176 (i2 50 60 47 2 3 29 43 177 Un-inhabited 178 221 69 208 69 2 2 .) 7 154 275 179 50 25 27 21 19 2 28 51 180 HASt:iAN 23 354 VILLAGE HASSAN Litera.te Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu· Population Castes educated Sl. in pied House. .--..A-----. r--..A...... No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P ~I F M F 2 3 4 [j 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 181 Krishanpura. (Jodi) PPw 1,260 102 102 630 300 337 75 83 104 63 182 Kabbali PPw 740 95 96 610 261 259 54 46 93 19 183 Hosahalli PPw 233 36 36 214 113 101 8 6 35 11 184 Somanahalli PPw 216 91 91 527 269 258 25 25 89 31 18b Mallanayakanahalli (Jodi) 94 Un-inhabited 186 Mylanahalli P 962 94 95 622 304 318 49 5b 100 24 187 Hirikadlur P 789 91 92 576 272 :304 33 30 108 38 188 Kodihalli P 483 87 87 623 270 253 25 20 75 11 189 oomanahalli kaval Un-inha.bited 190 Pumagame (Jodi) P 614 113 113 585 290 295 53 47 67 34 191 Chikkamenahalli 538 36 37 195 104 91 19 22 34 15 192 Muttatti PPw 783 ll2 112 655 339 316 44 34 179 60 193 Bogara halli Pw 560 76 76 462 242 220 20 23 125 33 194 Kudaragundi PTk 1,596 139 139 770 369 401 31 30 168 72 195 Lingarasanahalli. PPw 528 40 40 277 150 127 54 6 196 Hangarahalli P 269 26 26 146 77 69 53 49 28 4 197 Rangapura kaval 66 Un·inha.bited 198 Thirupathihaili PPw 686 52 53 348 164 184 14 12 66 23 199 Vedavathi PPw 193 42 42 219 99 120 20 19 27 3 200 Devihalli PPw 422 32 32 153 78 75 31 10 201 Thimmanahalli 134 20 20 77 38 39 4 2 !) 202 Honnavara MTk 1,045 148 148 766 374 392 :39 45 165 "27 203 Anugavalli PPw 1,062 80 80 497 247 250 2 4 _102 :35 204 Karebore kaval 1,407 Un·inhabited 205 Chi,;atihalli Pw 409 ;i3 43 271 140 131 68 16 206 Hullenahalli PPw 333 40 40 267 134 133 58 25 207 Ba~avaghatta PPw 596 83 83 533 273 260 1 "2. 140 54 208 Byrapura P 651 52 54 352 182 170 13 8 72 13 209 Siddapura. P 465 75 75 473 245 228 167 42 210 Kittanakere PPw 1,355 167 167 918 456 462 15 9 244 9~ 211 Channa.mmana.halli 113 Un·inhabited 212 Thimmalapura . Kw 255 55 55 295 144 158 25 30 35 7 213 Rudra.devara.halli Pw 195 22 22 166 55 61 16 4 214 Attava.ra. PPw 1,326 84 84 497 277 270 5 4 76 20 215 Manjenahalli Kaval PPw 669 42 42 254 134 120 88 81 Ii 2 216 Bommenahalli PTk 987 82 82 471 221 250 100 44 217 Dovihaili Tk 262 48 48 246 120 124 2 43 10 218 Mudigere Pw 391 44 44 253 122 131 1 1 57 20 219 Hosahaili PPw 1,009 109 109 666 326 340 8 9 161 57 220 Bittahalli PPw 372 39 39 179 93 86 23 26 25 7 221 Arasihaili MPw 407 46 46 310 155 155 12 13 67 35 222 Anehalli P Pw 710 32 32 176 92 83 7 9 43 16 223 Savakanahalli Pw 390 28 28 143 75 68 [) 3 9 1 224 Honnenahalli Pw 355 27 27 178 85 92 27 3 736 llO III 579 288 291 43 41 87 24 ~ 25 Valegerahalli PPw • 355 DIRECTORY TALUK.-contd. Total WORKERS Non • ______-..A. workers ~ workers (I.IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X r_.A.,_-.,. ,-.A.-, ~ r-"'--. ~ • .A.-. ,--..A..__". ~~ r.A.-, ~ .---"---... SI M }' _\1 F M _:._ F M F M F M F M F !II F M F M F M F No. IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 2:! 23 24 25 26 27 28 2!) 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I 196 125 141 98 U 24 12 2 1 7 2 104 205 181 170 172 113{l 172 1 31 87 182 80 75 70 75 33 26 183 186 170 181 170 3 2 83 88 185 Un-inhabited 181 11 148 2 20 5 11 4 1 123 207 186 172 4 ]45 I 0 3 16 2 100 300 187 148 14 142 13 1 3 122 239 188 Un-inhabited 187· 169 5 144 3 ti I IS 2 121 290 190 57 4 53 3 2 I 47 87 191 215 6 161 5 6 43 I 1 3 124 310 192 146 2 117 7 18 I 3 96 218 193 218 94 189 78 7 9 9 3 2 2 1 7 4 151 307 194 102 8 75 8 3 15 8 48 II9 195 50 25 41 21 3 3 27 45 196 Un-inhabited 197 103 20 97 20 5 61 164 198 67 47 65 47 1 32 73 199 49 35 48 35 1 29 40 200 18 7 14 15 4 4 20 32 201 225 43 170 12 14 33 30 3 5 I 149 349 202 147 10 126 5 4 12 5 100 240 203 Un-inhabited 204 85 1 75 1 2 7 55 130 205 79 70 69 66 7\ :2 3 55 63 206 159 7 134 5 20 2 4 114 253 207 112 76 84 47 3 22 28 3 70 94 208 148 110 110 70 2 2 30 38 3 I 2 97 118 209 288 132 232 83 15 :5 :!9 44 10 168 330 210 Un-inhabited 211 91 94 86 88 2 3 4 I 53 57 212 31 32 30 31 I 24 29 213 143 130 120 134 5 3 3 6 1 84 131 214 93 85 90 83 3 41 35 215 145 165 139 162 3 1 4 76 75 216 69 85 61 84 1 5 1 51 41 217 77 87 71 86 4 1 I I 45 44 218 224 195 206 192 10 2 6 102 145 219 61 55 60 55 I 32 31 220 96 35 81 35 7 2 5 5 59 120 221 68 21 G4 21 1 3 25 62 222 49 8 49 8 26 60 223 48 2 45 2 2 37 91 224 185 148 175 146 3 1 103 143 225 23* 356 VILLAGE HASSAN Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu· Population Castes Tribes educated 81. in pied House· ___--- .A..--.,. .--..A...--~ ,-"--. ,-A-., No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P l\I F ::\1 F ;\1 }<' M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 226 Gowdagere Pw 480 16 16 75 36 39 6 7 6' 4 227 Byrapura. PPN 383 50 52 322 157 165 14 14 85 47 228 Velegerehalli kaval Un·inhabited 229 Krishnapura Pw 348 73 73 371l 191 188 17 2t . 113 59 230 Heragu * ::'tid Pw Po 1,607 177 177 1,094 53:1 561 49 52 291 183 231 Dyavdapura PPw 514 37 37 158 73 85 ti 232 Kenchanahalli PPN 415 38 38 151 79 72 21 233 Kanjanahalli PPw 381 30 30 187 89 98 14 234 Kammurige PPw 899 48 48 334 171 163 10 4 64 15 235 Hariharo,pura PPw 799 48 48 300 146 f 154 29 26 Hi 4 236 Hampana.halli PPw 68i' 44 44 227 112 115 18 16 27 4 237 Harnahalli PPw 787 75 75 409 193 216 9 9 66 16 238 Chikkachakanahalli Kw 149 17 17 100 46 54 (; 239 Shantigrama* HDMcw8 Po 3,575 441 456 2,433 1,201 1,2;{2 85 87 581 332 240 Addihalli PPw 375 50 57 355 175 180 5 (j 52 7 241 Benagatte Pw 321 31 31 159 72 87 19 1 242 Devihalli MPw 637 84 84 530 268 262 11 9 78 15 243 Holalau PPw 1,223 92 92 496 249 247 11 6 61 15 244 Hongcre kaval 1,978 Un-inhabited 245 I1Iallam.yakanahalli Pw 399 21 21 111 52 bn 7 246 Honger<:> PPw 963 172 172 1,087 534 i\33 81 86 4\1 7 247 Hlasinahalli Kw 331l 31 31 185 83 102 12 '2 248 Bandihalli Pw 442 48 52 317 154 163 . - 1:.1 249 }larkuli ::\IPw 2,041l 183 183 1,ISO 611 569 106 85 273 7;5 250 Malalikaml 675 Un· inhabited 251 Dummagel'c Kw 402 26 26 155 85 70 3.3 :~ 232 Naganahctlli PPw 516 69 69 388 204 181 16 10 61 6 253 :;;Iuttige PPw 769 40 40 243 119 124 30 32 38 7 254 Kctllugudusamhalli PPw 352 20 20 169 75 94 2 26 14 255 Hasu!inabettaclakaval 665 Un·inhabited 256 Danaikanahalli PPw 657 55 55 325 163 Ifi:l ]9 18 :m 12 257 Hirehalli ;UKw 493 74 74 448 216 2:>2 19 26 94 '27 258 Bantarahalli PKw 109 36 36 195 91 ]04 26 28 34 19 259 Hanchihalli kaval 42 Un-inhabited 260 Manikaval 308 4 4 4 261 illarenahalli PPw 264 94 94 533 259 274 29 37 76 24 262 Dodrlr.m»llcnahalli I'w 249 34 34 177 93 84 15 1 26:3 H»nchih»lli PKw 593 59 59 364 IS:{ 181 6 8 51 7 264 Halenahalli PKw 226 27 27 135 61 74 7 5 17 8 265 Chikkamallenahalli PPw 231 41 41 208 97 III 8 9 311 9 266 K>Lllenahalli PKw 695 71 71 396 199 Hii 42 46 54 21 267 Guddadatheranya PPw 1,224 116 Il6 601 304 207 55 57 71 14 268 Kurubarahalli PPw 293 25 28 176 93 83 11 16 28 2 :W9 Mosalehalli* PPwPo 606 00 90 514 270 244 9 10 125 40 270 lI1os»le MPw 1,066 97 97 622 342 280 28 28 1711 97 357 DIRECTORY TALUK-contd. Total WORkERS Non workers r-----.-.------..;...---.... ~ workers (I.IX) I II HI IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,-'----... ,...-A---" . ..-A...... ,..-A-----. ..-..A...... -..A..-",..-~ ,.-..A..----. r--'"-----. ,_. ..A.._, ..-..A..----. SI. )1 1i' 2IT F 111 F ?II Ii' 111 F M F M F M ]<' 1\I }' 111 F ;\1 F -Xo. 15 16 17 Is 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 3:~ 34 35 36 23 23 21 23 13 16 226 !)5 44 76 38 :2 4 4 7 62 ]21 227 Un-inhabited 22fl 113 73 101 G6 4 R 5 78 115 229 :llr; D8 235 122 44 6 23 JO 218 423 230 51 43 51 42 22 42 231 46 31 40 30 2 3 33 41 232 54 39 52 :n 1 35 59 233 114 78 94 75 !J 7 3 57 85 234 77 M 77 54 fl9 100 235 76 59 64 59 7 3 2 31 56 236 120 108 101 108 " 4 4 73 103 237 21 25 19 25 2 25 29 23s 637 4:\5 417 327 21 55 6 2 46 34 16 2 34 3 7 88 1~ 564 797 239 108 109 94 105 11 3 2 1 67 71 240 39 36 33 30 241 161 77 158 76 2 107 185 242 167 65 154 60 :2 7 2 182 182 243 Un-inhabited 244 37 37 34 33 1 I;) 26 245 325 275 310 274 I) 1 5 209 273 246 58 40 57 40 1 25 62 247 90 45 86 45 1 2 64 US 248 331 14.4 293 14() 28 3 3 7 2,,0 425 249 Un-inhabited 250 46 13 44 12 2 39 57 251 626 50 123 50 3 78 1:31, 252 71 30 69 29 4'> 94 2.33 47 23 47 23 28 71 2M Ur.-inhabitNl 2.)5 97 98 9! 94 :1 ::t 66 61 256 123 145 1]2 141 3 I 2 5 93 87 257 53 70 38 69 4 4 :H 25~ U!Il-inh a bi ted 259 4 4 2GO 152 76 1,12 71 13 107 198 261 51 19 51 17 42 G5 262 99 49 89 45 1 3 84 l:~2 2\;:,\ 36 33 34 33 21) 41 264 61 50 52 47 2 2 6 36 Gl 265 111 53 81 :35 2 2 IS 13 2 6 88 144 266 173 146 1.'10 97 26 14 13 3 181 151 267 64 42 48 3;; 4 1 10 4- 1 29 41 268 125 71 66 61 10 10 2 14 1 2 2 20 1 145 173 269 lU9 61 128 54 5 2 7 2 4 1 22 1 173 219 270 358 VILLAGE HASSAN LiterQ.te Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Occu Population Castes Tribes educated 81. in pied House ,----"------, ,..-A--." ,--..A.., ,..A.., No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F AI F M F 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 271 AmmagodanithaUi P Pw 606 66 66 410 195 215 16 11 76 27 272 Thimmanahalli P Pw 90 43 43 270 ll9 151 M 9 273 Huluvar" l' Pw 709 llO 110 636 310 326 60 64 120 39 274 Banavase PPw 411 49 56 293 156 13i 1:3 10 61 9 275 Basthiha.lli ppw 253 76 77 468 227 241 29 28 84 32 276 Narayanapura Pw 273 10 10 64 31 33 9 277 Ambuga PPw 1,060 93 93 517 265 2b2 32 27 114 76 278 Gnduganahalli p 558 66 87 519 264 255 67 4 279 Konthagodnahalli PPW 360 36 36 193 98 95 37 3 280 Ganigarahosahalli Pw 254 34 34 192 105 87 5 3 13 281 SathenahaIli Pw 967 U8 118 650 307 :>43 32 37 142 57 282 Kanchanahalli PPw 965 69 69 440 221 219 12 II 71 20 283 Goddehosahal1i 49 Un-inhabited 28.t Hirhalli PPw 1,186 136 136 737 378 359 41 29 140 24 285 Sarnudravalli (Jodi) Pw 1,002 49 49 253 133 120 15 286 Kowsika MPw 97 179 179 1,061 546 515 54 55 203 73 287 SavakanahaIIi Pw 645 77 77 387 194 193 34 23 64 21 288 Chigahalli Pw 941 100 100 535 251 284 39 33 103 23 289 Ankanahalli 293 Un-inhabited 290 Dodda!a.dahalli (Jodi) P 679 53 53 300 151 149 17 16 49 29 291 Chikkabasavanahalli P 395 100 100 546 268 278 1~ 16 151 34 292 Ka.chanayakanahalli 394 40 40 229 114 ll5 4 5 37 8 293 Doddabasavanahalli P 673 66 66 353 177 176 5 10 63 13 294 Doddahonnenahalli P 370 50 50 264 132 132 3 2 64 16 295 Chikkagenigere P 343 70 70 398 201 197 4 2 61 1 296 Doddagenigere P 521 90 90 541 269 272 II 17 130 41 297 Burndalbore kava! 319 'Un-inhabited 298 Perumanahalli 284 14 14 71 41 30 7 8 13 299 Thyavihalli PPw 359 53 53 344 180 164 50 7 300 U pparahosahalli • Pw 512 37 37 189 92 97 42 47 7 301 Heggdihalli Tk 2,467 17 17 99 51 48 8 302 Byadarahalli kaval 309 Un·inhabited 303 Byadarahalli p 1,385 79 79 395 192 203 59 4 304 Kanive Alarlahalli P 629 89 89 464 226 238 55 60 59 5 305 Muddanahalli 529 26 26 124 57 67 4 4 306 Madenur (Jodi) Tk 1,844 213 213 1,232 582 650 26 22 244 123 307 Hitha!a Aladahalli P 695 45 45 283 140 143 22 19 16 1 308 Karekere PPw 561 48 48 295 148 147 19 8 20 2 309' Junjanahalli PTk 605 36 36 186 85 101 4 5 16 2 310 Karekere kaval 863 Un-inhabited 3ll Ballenahalli PTk 431 41 41 213 96 117 3 4 21 312 Jagaravalli Tk 1,017 63 63 341 171 170 18 23 38 313 Bijamarana.halli. PTk 419 39 39 225 III 114 23 314 Ma!lappanabettada. Ka.va! 723 Un-inhabited 315 Hosahalli . P pw 359 23 23 132 67 65 6 7 16 2 359 DIRECTORY TAL UK-rontd. Total WORl[ERS .---______..A..--- Non· workers --~ worken (I·IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X S} ,-----"---.:, r-..A.-..., r-"'-~ ,..-..A--.,. ~ ~ ,..-A---. ,_~ ,..A__ r-~ ,..A_---, M F ~[ F M F ~I F :M F M F M F M J!' M F M F lit F NQ. 15 16 17 I H 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 117 112 98 4 1:3 Hl7 2 2 78 1.03 271 72 83 (is 4 78 47 68 272 186 156 151 116 19 30 6 2 3 9 124 170 273 99 76 83 71 10 5 57 61 274 141 109 118 100 6 5 10 4 2 2 .. 86 132 275 20 26 20 26 11 7 276 152 IlO 137 97 4 2 11 8 2 113 142 277 159 42 157 42 105 213 278 64 3 63 3 34 92 279 69 2 65 I 2 36 85 280 196 208 ISl 199 8 3 3 I) III 135 281 129 136 120 136 'j 1 1 92 83 282 Un-inha.bited 283 200 97 191 93 2 1 f> 178 262 284 85 73 80 73 5 48 47 285 306 242 268 226 14 3 2 I 2 5 2 2 13 10 240 273 286 III III 106 109 1 4 2 8S 82 287 164 182 157 182 :~ 2 2 87 102 288 Un-inhabited 289 83 69 75 69 I) 3 68 80 290 147 150 137 143 2 2 3 5 2 121 128 291 ,,~ 57 26 55 - I 3 57 89 292 88 1 88 89 175 293 86 87 84 84 2 3 46 45 294 137 51 96 45 2 8 2 8 6 17 4 64 146 295 138 30 108 27 4 3 8 I 14 1 131 242 296 Un-inhabited 297 23 2 21 2 2 18 28 298 104 54 95 47 4 3 7 2 76 110 299 ti8 14 53 14 4 1 34 83 300 36 15 30 15 2 4 15 33 301 Un-inhabited 302 129 14 118 14 7 2 .. 2 r,3 189 303 142 17 127 17 10 3 84 221 304 2 11 26 11 31 56 305 330 272 303 254 3 5 5 5 2 2 15 7 252 378 306 82 80 73 76 3 2 6 2 58 63 307 89 85 80 78 5 3 5 59 62 308 54 17 52 17 2 39 84 309 Un-inha.bited 310 70 26 67 24 2 1 2 26 91 311 U3 24 105 24 2 2 4 58 146 312 74 15 70 15 3 1 :)7 99 313 Un-inhabited 314 :0 45 38 45 27 20 315 ;:.60 VILLAGE HASSAN Lit",'ate Total Schad .Ic(1 Scheduloo an<1 Ar~.... Oecu Populat ion Castcs Tribes ('Alucate 316 Malagodanahalli. PPw :{Z8 30 :ll 152 69 83 6 6 26 7 317 Kellakkihalli PTk 337 9 I) 60 33 27 13 2 318 Hosur PTk 330 37 37 216 113 103 33 10 31!l Mellahalli PTk 308 25 21i 134 64 70 10 12 21 20 320 Kattaya* MPwPo 1.546 20" 20(, 1.2li2 (\28 624 HI ()2 219 7,:) 321 Bommanahalli Pw 420 16 16 100 54 ·if) 22 9 a22 Koda.ranul.nahalli }'w 192 30 30 167 75 92 :19 36 16 123 Bydarahalli PPw 904 82 82 41i:1 242 211 23 ;26 64 15 324 Anjaneyapura PPw 461 :17 :17 176 \)4 82 7 4 32 7 325 Hena.vanahalli kaval 254 10 10 li5 24 ~1 + 8 15 " 326 Padumanahalli Kw 173 35 35 215 109 106 7 11 2 327 Beekanahalli P 379 64 64 356 169 187 S 20 328 Kyathanahalli 236 10 10 62 29 33 2 329 Gondi kaval 291 Un-inhabited 330 Changaravalli l' Pw 773 100 100 4\)6 242 254 :ll 31 69 II 331 Uramupdalahosahalli Kw 201 23 2:3 126 65 61 24 22 13 :I 332 Chowdavalli PPw 730 131 131 777 378 399 47 49 138 74 333 Sidlahosahalli PPw 197 28 28 127 68 59 11 11 25 4 334 Settihalli* MdPwPo. 890 163 163 8SU 452 426 lOS 82 IS4 112 335 Heraganahalli Kw 211 20 21 10() 41 59 21 .22 336 Thamoganahalli. PPw 391 21 21 95 48 47 16 7 19 9 337 Muttanahalli }'w 568 41 41 235 133 102 18 13 43 :l 338 MadihaJli Pw 239 10 10 75 44 31 22 7 339 Mllddanahalli PPw fill8 45 63 275 136 139 45 12 340 Ravathanahalli Ri,' 230 11 11 59 27 32 9 341 Doranahalli PPw 461 70 70 363 172 191 12 8 60 20 342 Ballekere Pw ;,37 53 53 263 132 131 18 23 45 8 343 Kalla·halli PI'w 849 103 103 588 309 279 81 83 68 13 344 Dundanayakanahalli PI'w 553 713 76 399 204 195 54 45 30 7 345 Doranahosahalli Kw 223 15 15 87 42 ·15 20 18 1:~ 346 Malligavallu(S) Pw 785 413 46 233 114 119 li3 iiI 31 4 347 Bilagunda Kw 551 23 29 160 85 1.3 11 8 10 348 Kattehosahalli Ri.. :139 15 Lj 93 H 49 12 349 Malliganahalli Pw Z:{9 28 28 148 7.3 7:1 22 24 11 2 350 Uppahalli Tk 411 :19 40 212 W4 lOS 5 37 12 3;;1 2Ilyadarahalli I'll' 201 /·1 14 79 :39 40 11 ,j 352 Honnammanahalli 12 Cn·inha,bitl'd 353 Gadenahalli 28 27 27 170 84 H6 12 16 :i 354 Gopanahalli 260 12 12 70 37 '33 9 355 Shankaranahalli MTk 3:n 94 94 ,i77 28fi 292 37 91 15 356 Mallappanaha.lIi Tk 488 24 24 I:\S 69 69 18 26 13 357 Golenahalli P 421 99 99 51.14 2:n 2m 41 42 69 358 Virupanahalli Tk 115 2 2 18 S 10 1 359 Parasanahalli Kw 310 32 32 142 79 63 17 ~(J() Javanahalli PPw 442 32 32 LH 76 78 G 20 361 DIRECTORY TALUK-rontrl. Total WORKllRR :'\011- " ___ _A,______~ ______---... worker" \\'orkcr~ (I.IX) II III v VIII IX X r--"--, ,-..A-...., r--"--..,. ,-...A-..,. ,---"--.. ,.--A-----. r-"-~ BI. :VI F ~J F :VI F )1 F ~I F :VI I·' :VI F ]i} IIi Ii IS IW 20 21 22 35 42 .,s 40 ;:;S 27 2;", 3Hi 1U 20 I :~ 20 17 7 :II i 69 65 69 65 -H 38 318 46 36 4-5 36 I~ :~4- 31\') ., .) 19 17 ., In 2S Ii 27 15 ::!H 29 321 42 -H a6 40 :~ 3:~ 48 322 128 125 11:' 118 Ii :~ 114 86 323 53 52 53 52 41 30 324 19 Hl If> 13 3 I.~ 3:2[; 54 66 5:1 (;6 5" 4-0 3:?1l !i:~ 85 74 Rl :~ 13 76 102 327 14 16 14 16 j.~ 17 328 Ull.iuhahitcd 329 151 10l 113 :>9 !) !)[ 153 330 35 24 30 23 -, .) 30 37 331 209 IH6 186 184 9 II I I 169 203 332 37 30 35 26 .) .j 31 29 333 221 65 175 49 7 -) .) !i -J 22 I:? 231 363 334 23 I I 22 10 18 48 335 l3 16 15 -) I;; :ll 336 72 33 32 (il Ii!) 337 20 10 10 24 21 338 82 48 47 54 !)l 33!) 17 16 1fl to Hi 340 92 91 S3 !I] 4 3 80 100 341 73 il G9 iO 2 1i9 60 342 154 f>2 140 4ti 8 16 3 155 217 343 II!) 54 113 ,;2 4 2 8i; 141 344- 27 21 :U5 ') 20 18 34(, 68 ,;; 68 i4 44 346 (,0 47 49 47 2S 347 28 23 28 23 26 348 .~o 40 49 37 33 3J9 1)2 66 50 H.; .J 42 3ilO 29 10 18 351 Un.inhabited 352 54 .j;,) .~ 1 :"'i.) :1O 31 353 18 20 18 20 !!I 13 354- 155 178 148 li6 -) 130 114- 355 37 3~ 3 :{:l (i9 356 148 .) I4:.! .J 4- 89 265 357 3 10 358 i~ Ii 38 17 :U .fti 359 17 +:1 43 43 :?H 35 360 !H")2 VILLAGE HASSAN Literate Total I-iche(luled Schedule,] and Arca Occu Population Castes Tribes educated Rl. in pied House ,-__..A-. __ ...... " .----A------,--..A.---.., ,..;..__" No. Village Am~niti(,8 Acres Honses holds l' ~I F 'I F ]\1 F II! F 2 :{ .'l 7 8 s 10 11 12 13 14 361 Sirajabore 25U Un-inhabited :162 KaUayakavttl 1,613 Un inhabited 363 Chikkabaganaha,lli 285 40 40 :l06 105 101 :14 15 2 a64 Hyrane 361 81 Rl "119 190 :l29 47 41 40 17 ::65 Hnliha.lli an6 :~5 35 172 79 !l3 21 366 .Takkanahalli PI',,' 350 3H :l3[, lIS 117 30 4 am Kittane (Joeli) pp", 2,359 279 1,5i5 769 806 47 44 272 77 368 Bachihalli p", 197 211 173 ~ 3 28 2 369 Beeranahalli Tk 376 L·n-inhabited :no Kuradaborcka.yal 287 en-inhabited 371 :Ua.ra.nayakanahalli 265 40 40 192 99 !l3 24 23 8 372 Channangihalli l' Pw SS5 n5 H:> 346 255 291 39 43 91 28 :173 Ankapura * 'I 'fk Po 390 117 117 734 366 368 52 48 139 33 374 Ka.bbatti 1'Tk 639 93 n:1 540 2i4 266 22 25 82 21} 375 Channa.pura 144 Un-inhabited 376 .Tinnenahalli (.Todi) Pw 243 41 41 215 ll2 103 59 51 24 5 377 Ankanahalli Pw 361} 38 241 llli 125 26 5 :~78 DaRala.pnra 170 Un-inhabitc,l 379 Seegur PPw 367 49 49 313 161 152 40 41 84 34 380 Malledevarapura. PPw 882 no 90 520 245 275 122 ]31 108 41 381 Karle kaval 1,234 Un.inh"bitN] 382 Mukunelur PP", 653 64 04 400 186 214 so 79 1}9 12 383 Rosahalli (l\I) PP", 447 .51 5] 257 128 12!l 33 :~4 40 4 384 NaikanahaIIi PRiv 452 76 76 473 232 241 38 :IS 76 10 385 Karle '1 Pw 601 124 129 729 361 368 29 24 107 40 386 Sattigarahalli pp", 517 108 108 624 :U2 :H2 26 105 23 387 Mallappanahalli (Joeli) Pw 299 :14 34 193 100 93 II 11 388 Varada.lapura Pw 217 21 21 114 64 50 22 389 Chikka.nayakanahalli PI'", 299 60 60 318 163 155 39 49 20 2 390 Hircgowdanahalli P'fk 263 3') 32 I!i6 77 79 2 I 14 391 Avvcerahalli PPw 526 :15 35 293 139 154 10 10 11 392 Devihalli 290 17 17 95 43 52 5 39:} Banavse PPW 924 72 72 432 218 214 13 12 56 7 394 Tyagatur PI'", 307 44 44 230 118 112 15 13 63 1 395 Ramaghattn. 174 16 16 R4 :38 46 15 3 396 Gorur * R D Mew S Po E(i) 900 289 289 1,642 886 756 243 203 382 214 397 Mallenahalli Pw 473 22 22 113 54 59 4 5 6 398 Uduvare PKw I,1l9 94 94 526 274 252 87 19 399 Manchanahalli PPw 119 36 36 214 104 110 36 4 400 Konapura 1'w 144 20 20 104 51 53 8 :163 DJRECTORY TALUK-concld. Total 'YORKERS ~on ,-__~_~ ___ ~_~ ______-----..A..- ______--_ ------, worker3 "'orkers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X ,--"---, S '- ,.---A--~ ,--.A. --, ~ r-..A._"" ,--"--.,. r-"--->. ,-.A.-.",,.--"---, ,-"--.,-"-----.. )1 1" M :b')1 F )1 }<' ?If F 11{ F M F }f I" }I F M F .:II F "Ko. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 30 33 34 35 3G Un-inhabitetl 3l\1 Un.inhabitCll 35~ 70 65 64 62 2 3 35 :~6 3li3 87 364 109 142 107 14~ :2 81 ;;(1 34 3(j;; 59 59 57 58 85 6ij S4 65 33 ;i:.! 3GG 4l(\ 367 444 390 4W 389 11 Ii 40 4" 3n 44 .) :2 38 50 368 Un inhabited 369 Un-inhabited :310 55 54 55 53 I 44 39 371 132 151 125 147 .J- 2 4 123 140 372 203 199 174 188 17 10 6 2 4 163 169 373 144 143 1~6 142 2 2 4 130 123 743 Un-inhabit.ed 375 46 376 66 57 62 54 2 3 46 53 377 67 72 62 71 2 :~ 49 378 94 89 86 88 5 1 3 67 63 379 142 160 129 156 10 3 2 103 ll5 380 Un·inhabit"a 381 106 125 91 102 14 80 81 382 74 71 64 64 9 7 54 58 383 125 138 114 129 7 9 107 103 :~84 202 189 180 178 17 II 3 In9 179 385 178 16i 166 15il 12 3 134 148 386 52 57 50 54 :1 48 36 387 29 33 28 31 35 17 388 95 93 90 83 5 10 68 62 389 46 53 44 52 31 26 390 84 83 75 76 8 7 5:-; 71 391 27 29 26 27 2 JG 23 392 . III 113 108 113 2 107 101 393 64 61 59 56 3 2 2 54 51 394 20 18 18 18 18 28 395 415 148 220 130 57 20 7 4 80 H 471 608 396 28 26 27 26 I 26 33 397 155 135 150 133 :2 3 ill! 117 398 53 57 50 57 3 51 53 399 30 25 21S 24 21 28 400 304 TOWN HASS!.N Litera.tf' Total Hchedulp.d Scheduled and Ar .. " Ocell. Populati()n Castes Tribes educated Na.me of town! i rl pied Jl(>U8~· ,----A...... _, r-'--. r--..A.---., ward/Block S'I' Miles HonR''', holrl., P "J :F ~1 F i\f' F 3 5 (i 'j s !l lJ 12 13 H "~~an (;\1) .1,482 5,5Hu 32,172 17,0(\015,112 ,\l:-; 671 II ,280 6,938 Blnck \n. 150 150 783 411 372 21 s 202 84 .) 131 131 710 421 289 [(\ ].') 285 134 164 164 854 430 424 iiI 57 161 112 170 170 1,084 H59 425 522 302 III III fi41 :lSi 254 336 176 167 162 \)46 508 438 7 367 352 7 163 163 917 471 44(\ 391 236 114 ll4 628 327 301 4 223 114 140 140 873 444 429 36 38 134 134 738 375 362 30 43 I 23 11 lOS lOS 640 303 12 155 )55 931 475 48 65 13 158 158 952 4tH 66 115 14 153 153 923 422 15 180 180 L026 493 Hi 144 144 757 389 17 164 164 f S05 427 121 104 274 41 IS 151 151 ;/ 729 376 6:2 69 241 39 19 68 152 904 467 290 183, 20 158 158 952 504 316 223 21 133 133 762 404 358 33 30 215 108 22 121 121 660 339 321 280 212 23 93 93 549 289 260 155 93 24 138 138 776 396 380 285 187 25 132 132 795 ·114 381 270 180 26 135 135 899 485 413 390 286 27 164 164 962 527 435 358 259 28 133 ]33 847 430 417 336 226 29 83 83 512 251 261 166 IIi :w 129 129 9;2S 565 360 4 368 198 31 137 137 826 451 375 35 2fl 28!1 1;12 ;{2 153 153 933 482 451 23 6 355 211 33 114 114 752 418 334 292 144 :14 152 152 926 507 419 .) 337 207 35 196 196 1,(198 544 5M R4 !In 184 65 36 138 138 708 350 358 224 105 37 132 132 793 408 385 196 105 38 156 156 838 447 391 216 108 39 1 flO 160 818 437 381 201 190 196 100 H"ssan Totnl 306.7 27,937 28,186 1,61,763 81,993 79,770 9,445 8,997 2 33,976 14,436 Rural 360.7 22,45.5 22,620 1,29,591 64,933 64,6.58 8,664 8,326 2 22,696 7,498 5,') 5,482 5,566 32,172 17,060 15,112 791 671 11,280 6,938 365 DIRECTORY TALUK Total WORKERS workers ,------.-. --..A__ __ _ ------.-_. ------_.-.., Xon· (I-IX) I II ITI IV V n VII YIn IX workers ,-.A-",. ,-.A.--. ~--... ,-.A.-.., ~--. ,-.A.-, ,--A----.. ,-.A.--. ,-.A.-.,. ,-.A.--. ,--..A..-... ::>1. M F M )" l\[ F :I[ F :II )" :11 J;' :II F }I .F :II F }I F :II j,' No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2(; 27 2S 29 30 :31 32 33 34 35 36 7,985 1,330 534 232 4 52 4·N 2051202113364 JO LiS:l 101 6274314863] 9,0'7513782 M 236 154 7:2 108 fi 57 10 2 6 18 7730175218 15 ( 1:~ :2 18 11 31 2 19 72 10 267 276 168 45 ,)0 3;; 1 11 10 2 10 22 54 7 262 :n!l 202 14 5 4 3 26 :J 3 18 8 1:3!l 7 457 411 168 14 14 4 2 21 8 9 28 1;{ n 10 219 240 217 37 16 :2 H) 4 2:1 29 13 2 ll.; 22 :Z9I 401 6 1M 22 5 2 2 (j 4 7 18 II ll:l IG 307 424 7 149 44 43 20 10 18 J J 46 20 178 257 8 164 30 10 2 3 7 7 18 :l 113 ~6 2::>0 399 !) 140 2S 10 4 12 10 7 1!l 78 27 236 334 10 147 17 6 4 1 5 2 10 Hi 13 14 82 11 190 2S6 15S 44 5 2 3 .) i 5 26 19 91 41 298 431 157 33 18 3 10 1 23 18 !l 7" :l:.l :;:H 42"\ 177 H) 6 2 ij ;) I 12 42 13 !Ii 12 au ·HI:; 191 19 12 24 5 28 :2 1:1 93 [G 342 174 195 49 19 7 1 48 32 14 2 14 28 II 20 44 :, 194 ;ll !) Hi 221 48 1 3 13 12 59 11 32 I .,·, :37 ;3 28 41'i I) 206 330 17 2:35 24 J 2 63 4 14 () 8 14:l 12 141 329 11> 204 14 2 -i 23 7 78 2 22 67 10 263 423 1 II 2.32 IG 2 4 48 4 76 34 Hi 10 2;';2 432 20 211 14 2 lU 32 :1 ;1 42 2t) 85 1 U 193 3J4 21 ., H .• 24 2 4 ., 4 4 38 ij :l 31 2 9 5± 10 194 297 22 147 1.5 15 [6 27 (i :37 (i 2] 22 :l 142 245 2:, 196 22 8 2 2 70 :1 l± 30 :l 2:l 48 12 200 358 24 :lID :H 9 2 G6 7 12 :l!l :-; 19 67 7 (1)5 :{57 20 1!l 2 10 15 39 2 8J 10 61 ;; 259 393 2H 27i') 8 48 5 20 i') 101 11 H!) 2 :l4!l 427 27 2n! 16 7 20 H 10 77 (i 76 7 22!l 401 2s .. , 156 20 3 44 :, 24 2 48 ., 12 20 II 9i, 241 2H 352 40 4 15 2 64 11 -n 113 18'l 34 213 320 30 281 69 G :2 5 27 28 27 4 ti 53 :~ IS 141 2(; 170 :30G 2V, :l4 !) 2 1-1 21 3 108 6 i 59 12 2Gi 417 220 22 19 2 2 30 24 4() 4 9 90 14 198 312 258 29 II 11 7 76 7 3 SO 8 27 51 6 219 390 29S 112 11 4 12 3G :n 42 13 II 4:3 8 18 121 56 246 442 190 3(; 10 :; 2 7 46 12 12 37 13 25 ;,)7 9 1(;0 322 36 242 83 50 1:3 (i 38 6 II .i;3 7 15 77 57 164 302 37 229 24 1.3 4 11 9 67 6 (;9 13 20 41 5 218 367 31'i 221 34 30 2 6 2 8 1 25 22 23 2 19 8G 17 216 347 3n 45,96924,91432,940217,38 1,975 1,189 ;;.513 77 1,331 6(;2 1,634 152 5:.l:~ 55 1,788 ]50 no ,j 4,650 286 3G,024 54,8131) 37,98423,584 32,40() 21,506 1,1)17 1,185 303 ti7 !JI2 4iii 432 39 15!J 2;; 205 41) 14:; 1 1,507 255 26,94941,074 It 1,!JS5 1,330 :;24 232 58 4 5! 10 422 ;!U5 1,202 113 :H" 30 101 627 443,142 631 (1,07513,782 u 366 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HOLENARASIPUH TAL UK Bquare in Square in the Taluk 1961 the Taluk 1961 Population map in Censlls Population IIlap in ( 'ensu~ ,_-A.. __ -----., \\"hich the 81. locatioll .---..A.--~ which the 81. location 1951 1961 Village :\0. Same of Village Co .1dikekere Hoaur 52 199 222 B-4 40 Chikkabyaga.tha.valli 31 382 442 B-2 2 Aladahalli li4 275 352 C-:I 50 Chitta.nahalli (Jodi) 8 804 748 C-2 3 Alagowdanahalli 121 286 a33 C-:I 51 Cholenahalli 104 137 190 D-2 4 Arnani Chikkakerc 164 B-2 52 Chowdenahalli 201 660 457 A-3 5 Arnani Doddakere Hj5 B-2 53 Dalagowdanahall i 114 665 765 D-3 6 Amani Rirekere :\1 C-:~ 54 Dakshina N ala. 3:3 B-2 7 Ankanahalli (8) 186 213 251 .1-2 55 Deva.raguddanahalli 160 :WO 304 D-3 8 Ankanahalli 26 116 148 B-2 56 Devamrouddanahalli 124 509 562 C-4 9 Ankanahalli (i7 225 229 C-:1 57 DoddabyagltthaYalli 25 1,089 1,114 G-2 10 Ankanathapura (Jodi) :W 14 B-2 58 Doddahalli 151 922 991 D-4 II Ankanathapura liil; E-:l 59 Uodda.halli Kaval 147 D-3 12 Ankavalli 35H :!S2 (' --I 60 Doddakadanur 134 96i) 1,153 D-3 13 Anneclmkanahalli 122 439 -!\)Ii t 1_, _:~ 61 Doddakunchc 207 642 051 A-3 14 Arehalli 12:J 139 151 l>-:l 62 Donanaghatta J5:3 79 100 E-3 15 Arckalahosahalli IR-1 172 217 A-2 63 Edigana Hosur 57 101 150 G-4 16 Bachanahalli 1-15 389 426 D-3 64 Gadde Hosur ~ 44 6:3 87 B-3 17 Badakyatanahalli 7!) 432 421 D-2 65 Ga.denahalli ; 6 0-2 IS Bagivalu Hanta 233 B-3 li6 Ga.lipura 12 251i 0-2 19 Bagivalu 234 793 903 B-2 (,7 Galipura Ka,-al 1:1 0-2 20 Bandasettihalli (") 25 502 538 C-2 os Gangur 24 38:3 414 C-2 21 Ba.ndiganahalli 9:3 186 212 D-l li9 Ganjikuppahalli 139 Hi 12 D-4 22 Banakuppe 200 498 504 A-3 70 Gejjaganahalli 80 290 inO D-2 23 Basa.vanayakanahaUi 169 :Hl 364 B-1 71 Gohalli 162 300 41)1 ·.D-3 24 Bediganahalli 90 516 622 E-l 72 Gondimallenaludli (Jodi) 42 285 327 B-3 25 Beechanahalli 212 3:3-1 365 B-3 73 Gopana.halli 211 B-3 26 Beechanahalli Hanta 214 B-3 74 Gopanahall i 105 218 278 D-2 27 Beekanahalli (Jodi) 9-1 6 D-l 75 Goragundi 91 343 391 D-l 28 Beeranahalli 62 205 240 0-3 76 Govisomanahalli 192 66 SO A-2 29 Bettadasatenahalli 241 491 522 B-2 77 Gubbi 99 667 821 D-l 30 Bettigowdanahalli 198 205 216 A-3 78 Guddenahalli 79 302 411 D-2 31 Bhalltaratalalu 132 180 273 G---3 79 Gulaganjihalli 133 570 699 C-4 32 Bheeroanahalli 246 70 82 B-2 80 Gulisatenahalli 225 209 265 B-3 33 Bhoranahalli 185 205 252 A-2 81 Gulisatenahalli Ranta 223 B-3 34 Bidarakka 84 851 965 F-2 82 Gulladapura 65 175 211 C-3 35 Billenahalli 18 166 229 C-2 83 Gumroanaladahosahalli 159 44 58 E-3 36 Biranahalli (Jodi) 180 86 101 B-3 84 Gunja. 56 406 442 B-4 :31 Boovanahalli 21 400 364 C-l 85 Hadavanahalli 216 178 247 B-3 38 Borehosur 182 125 133 A-3 86 Hadavanahalli Hant" 215 B-3 39 Byadarahalli 14 5:n 547 C-2 87 Hadya. 108 161 239 D-2 40 Byalakunda Kaval 83 D-2 88 Ralekote 163 446 514 B-2 41 Chokenahalli (Jodi) 183 248 A-3 89 Halekunche 208 108 332 A-3 42 Challugarahalli 20 C-2 90 Hallimysore 69 947 1,265 D-3 43 Chandapura 189 a2 46 A-2 91 Hangarahalli 170 289 301 B-1 44 Channapum 249 147 144 B-2 92 Hangan]. Hosur 47 B-4 45 Chigahalli 19 247 337 ('-2 93 Hanumanahalli 168 339 445 B-1 46 Chikka.kadanur 119 307 393 C-3 94 Harad'\llahalli 175 432 492 B-2 47 Chikkanahalli 242 243 226 B-2 95 Hl1.ralahalli 167 184 202 B-1 48 Chikjagahalli 391 476 C-3 1 a 3 4t TAlUK MAP OF HOLE-NARASIPUR N ~ ':.t HASSAN DISTRICT SCALe =r~ ~I , 0 t 4/tfiles A:-..... A %. ~'o ~ ~ ---~ B I- » w ;0 IFr· ern ~rkjJlSLld c , ~ -b~-FI''J, A,.kalgud :r r- fJ] 0 - (;) E REfERENCES TalulC boundary Villat,e state Road othp1" .. Rive,.~nd st,.eams. Trayellef'$ Bvngs"w T.S ----+------+------I-----...... j-~-----J Hospital5. 6) Railways ...... 367 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HOLENARASIPUR TALUK-contd- Square in f)quare in the Taluk the Taluk 19tH l)opulation Map in 1961 Populu.tion Map in Census ,-_.A._-.,. which the CenSllS ,---_..A.._-., which the Sl. Location 1951 l!)fil Village ~I. Location I \)51 I DIH Village No. Name of ViUai!c Code Census CenSw;; a.ppears No, Xu.mc "fvillage Code Cen5us Census appear:_;; 8 2 3 4 ;; '2 3 1 5 (j 96 Harahhalli (.Jodi) 10 :182 435 C-2 IH Kogih.hall i 8/ ;14 I:H E -_.j 97 Hargowdanaha.lli 110 414 449 D-2 14t Konga1abidu (8) :1 ](18 235 C-:~ 98 Hariharapura. 17H a6Z 507 A-2 145 Kattahalli 30 258 286 B-2 99 Havinamaranahalli 125 393 450 C-4 146 Kotigana Hosul' 1:38 f)5 73 D-4 100 Hinclalahalli 11S 220 2,3 D-a 147 Krishnapum, 17 440 C-2 101 Hinclalahalli 74 424 442 D-2 148 Kunkumada HnsurHanta 229 B-3 102 Hippe Amanikerc 60 B-3 149 KUllkumada HosUl' :227 364 B-3 103 Hirebelaguli 240 656 676 B-2 150 Kuppe HZ 4:30 D-2 104 Hira.belaguli Ranta 239 B-2 151 Kurikaval 76 129 D-2 105 Hirihalli 22 26:~ 302 C-2 152 Kuruba1'ahalli :!O:3 119 189 A-3 106 Hirithalalu 136 339 406 D-4 153 Kyathana1u.tli 176 270 271 B-2 107 Hqnnavaru. 3 199 225 1M Kyathanahalli 73 270 1,06:3 D-3 108 Honnenahalli 149 254 308 D--:J 109 Hosahalli 210 80 109 B-3 15j Lakkur .. .J J Ii C -:l llO Hullahalli 6S 92 42 C-3 1;'56 Lakshampum lUi ~ \---:~ 111 Huvinahalli :231 :142 338 B-3 1 ~)7 I~a,ksha.mpura. '7 (~-~2 112 HuvinahalH Rantu. :2;32 B--3 158 I\Iachagowdf\nahalli 1/4 ;\46 ,B-2 11:~ Ichanahalli !) 477 547 159 ~ru.chagowdanahall i 96 170 D--2 16n :\Iadihally ) 07 129 138 D-2 114 Jakanahall i 109 253 311 161 :lIakavalli 29 226 265 B-1 115 Jakkanahalli 106 155 165 162 :\Iakavally i I a13 2n8 E-:3 ll6 Jakkavalli Mi 175 242 I 6:1 :'IIalali 1!J4 802 t:;();~ A--2 [64 MalanayakamLhally S5 198 200 }~-2 ll7 Kabbur U4 581 599 D-3 Iii;; :\lallappanahalli :18 684 Giil C--3 118 Kabbinahalli 172 391 412 A-2 I G6 :\1a1l3 samudra :H 7 67 173 11--3 119 Kadavinahosahalli 236 624 609 B-3 167 :\lallasamudm Hanta :2) K 120 Kadavinahosahalli Ranta 235 B-3 168 Mallellahalli ii 92 121 C--:j 121 Kadavinakote 238 831 859 B-2 169 Mallenahalli (Jodi) 135 265 287 ()-:j 122 Kadavinakote Ranta :237 B-2 ) jO Malliganahalli 75 136 l:lS [)--2 123 Kadavinabahal[i J:!() C-4 171 Memogone halli ]:17 123 146 D-4 124 Kalalubore kava1 III D-2 172 Menaganahalli 120 524 587 (:-;1 125 Kalenahalli kava1 213 128 B-a 173 )1angalapura 41 221 26:3 B-3 126 Kalenahalli 181 B-3 174 Mangalavadi 72 375 401 :1<'-3 127 Kallahalli 113 783 1)-3 175 Maragowdanah8olli 27 588 541 B-2 128" Ka11en ..halli 191 246 A-:l 176 11801'ahalli 1M 216 228 E-·i 129 KaUodcbore kava1 117 D-:l 177 Mw1'ahalli Kava1 152 E-4 130 Kllmnnasamudra 248 414 423 B-2 178 Maranaikanahalli 58 361 348 C-4 131 Kamenahalli 205 287 :328 A-3 179 Marasettihalli 221 132 IG7 B-3 132 Kannambadi 157 1,052 1,207 E-3 ISO :\Iarasettihalli lL\llta 222 B-3 133 Karaganahalli 193 121 114 A-2 181 Mavanur 1(16 653 585 A-3 334 Kattehosahalli 220 100 83 ]~-3 182 Mavinakm'e 166 284 282 B-2 135 Katehosahalli Hanta 219 B-:l 183 Misiganahalli 199 216 A-3 136 Katebelagulli 247 471 4H5 B-2 184 Motanaikanahalli 81 li5 217 D-2 137 Kattebelaguli Hanta 244 ]3-2 18,; I1Iwlr1anahalli 103 194 218 D-4 138 Kattehosur 50 B-4 186 Mudla. hippc 45 G15 765 B-3 139 Klovodu 102 857 932 C-2 187 I1Iud1a.ma~·gowllaJ\ahalli 140 278 344 D-4 140 Kinnaraha.1y 173 256 260 A-2 188 Mukkanahalli 158 300 299 E-3 141 Kodihalli 204 616 716 A--:l 189 I1Iu1cka.lenahalli 4n 136 151 B-4 142 Kodihalli 128 C---1 HIO I1Iundanalmlli 16 13G 152 C-2 36~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES HOLEX}\JUSIPUlt TALUK-concld. ~qua.re in Square in The Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population )-Iap in 1961 Population Map in CensUn r----"------. which the Censu~ ,..-----_...A..-._-. which the 81. Location 1951 1961 Yillage 81. Location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of village (,od" Census Census appcar:-; No. Nam~ of Village Corle' Census Census appears .) .) ;Z :l -1- i, (j ., 4 ,) 6 2 191 Xagalapura :35 667 686 (. - :? 21 i:luhhanahalll lSi 164 224 A-2 l!)2 Kagaranahalli 141 438 498 D--4 222 SOlllanahalli 55 232 242 B-4 2 :l66 C--t 23 SonH.nahalli (Jodi) S:! .Hl 66S D-2 ]93 Na,gal'thi 127 408 n 194 Kt>gf.rthi AJllaniken' 12H C-4 ~24 Srima.ta.ua. ka.vi11 I 59 0-4 2 195 ~Ianialapuri1 77 D-2 25 Srima.tada kaval (i:1 C-3 196 Xiduyani B:3 6.:;1 762 1)--2 226 i:lunkal Hosm -to B-2 1 !J7 Xirl"horc k,wal Sri .E-~ 22i Theinr 112 ti76 1,025 D-:3 19S KCf!galaha-lli 14:l L:;:l 158 D--4 228 Teiur lIlayagow,lanahalli 115 i;2-1- 512 D-3 199 Kerle HK (il:? iln E---:! 229 Thatanahalli Jl6 1,120 1,201 D-3 200 Nyamauahalli 171 36S +-to B I 230 Thatt.ckere 4:1 420 415 B-3 -> 201 Padava1ahippe' ~s 2:').l 2:'!1 B 231 Thavanandi (.Jodi) 17S ~(;-! 286 A-2 202 Pari\Himahalli Illi; 2S!) ;ll(; .\ - ;Z 232 Ther31lya 188 419 ;j09 A~2 ., 1I~3 20:1 l'cd HOLENARASIPUR TALUK LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Total 200(16); 207(2); 209(2); 218(2); 231(1); 235(150); Villages Doddahyagathavalli 369(1); Haliimy,orc 200(2), 273(2), 240(5) ; 255(12) ; 273(12) ; 288(2) ; 289(3) ; 302(3) ; 334(1) ; 388(1); Bida.rakka 200(2); Haragowdanhalli ::150(1); 350(11); 369(11); 378(1); 384(1); 388(7); 393(14); Chikkakadanura 350(1); Menagimhalli 235(1), 255(12)! 399(1) ; Ala.gowallahalli 350(7), 369(1), AnneLhakanahalli 369(1); Gohalli 235(1); Halekotc 350(2); Ch"kenahalli 369(1): Ruml :WO(4) ; 235(5li) ; 255(12) ; 2i3(2) ; :~5()(1l) ; 369(4) ; 3Sg( I). Chowdenahalli 235(54). [Jrlmn 200(12); 207(2) ; 209(2) ; 21S(2) ; 231(1) ; 235(94) ; 240(5) ; 273(10); 288(2) ; 289(3) ; 302(;); 334(1); 369(7); 378(1); 384(1); 388(6);·393(14); 399(1). HASSAN 24 370 VILLAGE HOLEN ARASIPUR Literate Area. Oeou- Total Soheduled RchedulE'd and ~a. in pied lIouse population TribE'S educated No. Village Amenities Acres Hous£'s holds r-----..A----"'\ ,..--A--.. ~ p -ar F M F M F 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1. Chikjagahalli PPw 494 86 87 476 247 221l 45 35 41 3 2. K'J,lgalabidu (S ) Pw 332 28 ~8 235 113 122 40 35 282 3. H mnavara 1'Tk 467 39 39 225 109 116 23 9 4. Lakkur PTk 956 83 83 421 208 213 80 97 52 6 5. M ... llenahalli Tk 317 21 21 121 66 55 6. Gj,denahalli 521 Un-inhabited 7. La"shmil.pnra. Tk 250 411 46 205 101 104 99 100 4- 8. Chittanahalli (Jodi) PTk 789 103 105 748 366 :'j2 224 260 85 29 9. Ichanahalli P ,Kw 1,133 96 96 547 279 268 126 107 61 33 10. H,ualahalli (JAi) PTk 516 7G 76 435 217 218 17 24 45 ;, 11. Yalechajahalli PPw 798 94 04 532 265 2G7 67 58 122 33 12. G"lipura Tk 247 47 47 256 129 127 53 64 8 13. Galipurakaval 1,806 Un-inhabited 14. Byadarahalli PPw 961 92 547 261 286 51 52 79 17 15. - Band:l.8ettihalli (S) P Tk 186 97 \)7 538 277 261 54 39 85 15 16. Mundanahalli Tk 601 29 29 152 78 74 63 47 f5 1 17. ,Krishnapura PTk 555 70 70 440 227 213 81 78 69 11 18. Billenahalli Tk 201 35 35 229 120 109 10 15 24 1 19. Chigahalli Tk 480 54 54 337 194 143 85 81 26 20. Chailugarahalli 170 Un-inhabited 21. Boovanahalli Tk 476 75 75 364 179 185 14 20 31' 2 22. Hirihalli PPw 399 48 48 302 162 140 15 16 29 2 23. Ankavalli Tk 6018 67 67 382 190 192 17 21 25 3 24. Gangur P Pw 574 78 78 4014 202 212 44- 49 46 13 25. Doddabyagathavalli P Tk 1,506 199 199 1,114 533 581 96 94 96 26 26. Ank anahalli PTk 274 28 28 148 61l 79 16 19 16 4- 27. Maraguwdanahalli PPw 1,048 88 88 541 254 287 14 (j 117 34- 28. Padavalahippe PRiv 473 34 3·~ 2~1 104 117 3 9 59 15 29. Makavalli PRiv 607 48 48 265 ]38 127 18 25 75 25 30. ,Kattahalli PRiv 400 51 58 286: ,9 127 49 36 61 8 31. Chikkabyagathavalli PRiv 669 71 71 422 195 64 55 53 7 32. Shivapura ;Kw 134 7 7 39 20 19 8 33. Dakshina NaIll. 1,039 Un.illhal, ',·1 34. Sankanahalli Pw 416 66 66 330 In IliS 50 61 9 35. Nagalapura PRiv 350 153 153 686 337 349 53 62 67 9 36. A nkanathapu ra (Jodi) . 59 2 2 14 7 7 3 37. .-\mani Hirekere . 415 Un-inhabited 38. MJollappanahalli P Pw 1,233 116 116 651 339 312 27 19 28 39. Thirumalapura (Jodi) Pw 485 18 18 74 35 39 13 40. bunkal Hosur 567 Un-inhabited 41. Mangalapura. Pw 595 49 49 263 116 147 37 11 ~. Gondimailenahalli (Jodi) P ,Kw 556 44- 44 327 183 144 64 37 65 37 -l3. Thattekere M Pw 821 77 77 415 194 221 25 21 108 71 44. G dde Hosur Pw 486 20 20 87 33 54 4 8 ,G. Mudlahippe M Pw 729 139 139 767 381 386 III ~I 371 DIRECTORY TALlJK Tot,,1 'VORKERS Non workers ~------"------~------" workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X ,..--"-~ r--"--. ,-..A... r-..A.-., r-~ ~ ,-..A.~ ,-~ ,-..A... ~ .-..A.. 81. M F )1 F:'II F 1\1 F 1\1 PM :FM FM PM F M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 I 145 71 139 68 4 1 102 158 1 65 35 62 31 1 3 3 44 91 2 68 17 66 17 2 41 99 3 136 127 130 126 2 4 72 86 4 52 37 49 37 3 14 18 5 77 70 74 69 1 2 1 24 34 6 216 105 200 102 1 1 2 4 2 4, 1 4 150 277 7 180 57 127 23 7 8 34, 29 2 4 2 1 99 217 8 128 36 llO 5 2 11 27 1 1 3 2 89 182 9 Un-inhabited 10 177 70 144 59 10 3 13 2 8 1 3 4 88 197 11 84. 42 81 42 3 45 85 12 Un_inhabited 13 157 100 146 92 6 6 2 1 I 104, 186 14 158 100 143 07 4 2 1 4 2 I 119 161 15 47 45 45 45 2 31 29 16 138 126 134 123 3 2 I 89 :-;7 17 65 59 64 £)9 I 55 50 18 141 36 132 35 6 :l 53 107 19 Un-inh&bited 20 113 3 103 2 4 5 1 66 82 21 96 33 93 28 5 3 66 107 22 119 93 97 73 1 3 15 19 3 71 99 23 115 93 87 64 7 9 1 15 21 4 87 119 24 363 408 350 398 1 6 8 2 2 2 I 1 170 173 25 48 54 46 48 3 3 21 25 26 169 146 154 145 2 1 1 11 85 141 27 61 50 60 50 1 43 67 28 80 82 77 82 1 1 58 45 29 94 82 92 82 2 65 45 30 140 126 138 125 1 1 87 69 31 8 10 8 10 12 9 32 Un-inhabited 33 97 47 80 38 11 6 1 4 3 65 121 34 205 lI5 169 97 11 18 12 5 2 5 132 234 35 3 1 2 1 1 4 6 36 Un-inhabited 37 177 1 2 1 2 156 312 38 3 22 3 13 36 39 Un-inhabited 40 75 69 70 66 4 3 1 41 78 41 107 86 97 86 10 76 58 42 86 137 72 135 14 2 108 84 43 26 19 26 18 1 7 3-5 44 231 141 203 137 19 2 7 1 2 1 150 245 45 24* 372 VILLAGE HOLENARASIPUH Litera co Total Scheduled Sche(lule(l lind Area Occu- Population C:l.8t~R Trih('R edumtled in pied House ,---..A.---..,. r-"--, 1'\0. Village Amenities .\01'08 Houses holds P :\I I,' }{ F 2 3 4 5 (i 7 8 IJ 10 11 12 4u. Jakkavalli PRiv 652 59 59 242 III 131 6 14 47 Han,lara Hosur 238 Un-inhabited 48 UI v,Ja P l'w 1,027 83 l:l3 873 11')3 IHO 30 ::3 24 tll ~Julekalenahalli. Pw 788 32 32 154 73 Sl i' I:: 11 50 K ,tkh03ur :!l<1 Un-inhabited 51 Vol ',mb;ge PRiv 7M; 80 80 371 187 184 3 ('").) (i 52 Adikekere Hosur P Pw :!63 46 46 2:!2 100 122 !l 11 I!) 53 Singapura PPw 865 flO 60 272 135 137 60 HI Ul 54 Si "g .pura K.la 422 Un-inhabited :;5 Somanahai1i 480 47 47 242 117 1~3 11 1:: 50 Gunja MPwE(a) 5!J7 7n 79 442 220 .).,.) a 4 18 57 Edigana Hosur . Riv 429 26 26 150 SO 70 18 21 .) 58 l\t,r,maikau&halli P Pw 658 G8 68 3,\8 178 170 15 19 59 Srima adfCknval I 1,246 T_;n-inhabited 60 Hippe A:nanik8H1 123 Un-inhabited 61 Thev"dJ,halli PPw S06 67 57 3(l5 H)5 171) 17 10 6~ Beeranahalli PKw 801 42 42 240 127 113 10 11 63 Srimat"da kaval II 1,251 Un-inhabitC'd 64 Al,dahalli PPw 569 55 55 352 172 180 14 fi5 Gulhdc,pura Pw 38t 39 39 211 107 1M 66 PeddTnah"Jli P .. , 37:: 9 (I ·17 23 24 :1 67 Anlunahalli PPw 6·)0> 32 32 229 115 114 ::'7 7 68 Hllllahalli Pw 461 10 10 42 28 If) 11 " 69 Hp,lIimysore* HD Rho Pw Po E(cl) 870 242 242 1,265 M3 6')') 33 324 Ib7 70 Sing:1nakuppe P Kw E(a)(d) 30(; as 38 ~54 115 13(1 4:: 7 71 Makavally Pw E(a)(d) 4H 49 4!J 298 149 1<19 77 til 5:3 ,) 72 Mangalavadi PPwE(a)(d) l:l31 72 72 401 202 19(1 86 50 ,:! n6 73 K~tham,halli 1\>1 Tk E(a)(d) 991 160 HiO j ,063 523 540 88 145 33 74 Hindalahalli P Tk E(a)(d) 413 86 86 442 :!2G :216 10 11 tiU l~ 75 Malliganahalli Tk 325 28 28 138 7G H~ ~O () 76 J(urikaval p Pw 1,080 33 33 129 fi2 67 61 2 77 Nanjalapura ·135 Un-inhfl.bitcd 78 Bad",kyatanah",lli PPw 701 86 8G 'i:H 211 210 57 57 4(1 4 79 Gudd0J1ahalli PPw 415 76 7(; 411 209 202 57 5 80 Gejjaganahalli Tk 447 60 5fi 200 148 142 ill GD 4.> s 81 Motanaikanahalli PPw 371 39 34 217 108 IO!) 31 8:' SOl11r,nahalli 2'lI1'k ~l47 106 106 G68 359 30n G 167 77 1>3 Byalakundak,wal 3:?2 Unj"habiteu 84 Bidarakka'" M PwPo 1,570 ];')7 l{ji) 9(15 496 469 43 a6 In 85 MahnaY>1kanahalli Tk 319 43 43 :200 n9 101 () 11 17 1-:6 :X~r eborekaval 438 U n-inha bited 87 Kogilahalli 337 23 23 131 71 60 88 Nerle MPw 1,242 145 145 791 408 3SH Si) 71 S9 Shidlahalli . Pw 506 28 :!S 186 9;; !ll 90 Bediganahalli PPw 7:W I P!) lO!) 622 314 308 l~ IS 373 DJRECTORY TAL,UK-contd. Totn.! WORKERS Non workers workers ,---- ~ (I-IX) I II IV V VI VII VIII IX X Sl. ~ ,.--A-.. ,-"---.. ,A..-. ,..--A---. ,~~ ,...A..-. ,.A..--., ~ 111 F 1I1 F M F M F M F M F)1 F :'II F:'II F M F No. 15 Hi 17 18 19 ~O 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 68 47 62 46 43 84 46 Un-inhabited 47 122 57 104 3 1 1 61 133 48 fiO fill 1\0 13 16 49 Un-inhabited 50 154 J58 153 158 33 26 51 87 99 87 99 13 23 52 99 f,4- :'I 36 136 53 Un-inhabited 54 3 3 38 103 55 130 1.11 126 III 3 90 III 56 50 43 50 43 30 27 57 98 88 93 88 4- 80 82 58 59 Un-inhabited 60 Il6 91 115 91 79 79 61 72 54 72 54 55 59 62 Un-inhabited 63 89 130 80 128 2 6 83 50 64 74 7J 71 71 2 33 33 65 16 15 15 15 7 9 66 77 71 77 71 38 43 67 13 11 11 9 10 8 68 303 239 129 192 42 5 15 ]0 11 10 22 3 2 72 29 340 383 69 (l2 102 61 101 1 53 37 70 83 107 83 107 66 42 71 134 99 134 87 2 10 68 100 72 290 . 343 287 340 2 333 197 72 137 116 133 116 2 89 100 74 44 40 41 39 3·' 22 75 42 48 42 48 20 H) 76 Un-inhAbited 77 142 150 138 150 2 69 60 78 142 144 140 144 .) 67 58 79 107 95 104 94 41 47 80 (l5 75 (i4 75 1 43 34 81 223 J53 160 129 16 17 35 6 2 4 136 ]56 82 un-inhAbited 83 ~10 245 272 231 7 9 3 7 1 1 5 14 3 ]86 224 84 64 46 ()2 42 .) 4; 35 55 85 Un-inhabited 86 45 30 ·41 2() 3 4 26 30 87 248 172 231 158 9 9 I 2 1 5 2 160 211 88 53 48 52 47 1 42 43 89 179 181 158 I()4 16 17 3 135 127 no 374 VILLAGE HOLENARASIPUR Literate Total Scheduled Scheduled and Area Oceu. Population Castes Tribes educated 81. in pied House. ,---A----.. ,--"--, ~ ,-..A..,""",,\ No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P l\'f F M F M F M: F 1 2 3 .., 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 91 Goragundi P'l'k 641 72 72 3~1 196 1~5 45 48 42 3 92 Kuppe P Tk 6!15 79 ~1 430 218 212 74 75 100 23 93 Niduvani MTk 968 125 128 762 404 358 62 65 128 19 94 Beekanahalli 178 Un.inhabited 95 Bandiganahalli PPw 321 36 40 212 114 98 3 2 39 5 96 Machagowdanahalli MPw 531 45 45 257 133 124 2 29 5 97 Odanahalli rrw 1,525 141 141 674 353 321 95 72 79 8 98 Ramenahalli PPw 364 43 43 216 102 114 19 26 28 99 Gubbi (Jodi)* l\I D Pw Po 1,395 154 154 821 415 406 80 96 141 86 100 Ugigowdanahalli 182 Un·inhabited 101 Udduri Hosahalli. MPw 1,264 189 189 1,002 510 492 )20 101 210 66 102 Keragodu MPw 1,209 168 168 932 488 444 89 77 141 19 103 Muddanahalli PPw 307 35 35 218 119 99 73 58 ,40 4 104 Cholenahalli Pw 275 29 29 190 97 93 5 5 22 2 105 Gopanahalli rpw 238 49 49 278 151 127 35 2 106 Jakkanahalli Pw 304 28 28 165 82 83 3 2 16 107 Madihalli KwE(d) 378 30 30 138 77 01 17 20 9 108 Madya 'l'k (Ed) 467 39 39 239 122 117 14 8 21 109 Jakanahalli PPwE(d) . 557 54 54 311 164 147 49 50 41 6 110 Hargowdanahalli PPw E(d) (a) 426 71 71 419 229 220 42 40 36 3 III Kalalub ore kaval. 2,032 Un·inhabited ll2 Thejur P PwE(a) . 1,146 173 173 1,025 523 502 162 147 235 62 113 Kallahalli P Pw E(a)(i)(d) 1,717 128 128 783 372 411 44 46 136 72 114 Dalagowdanahalli P Pw E(a)(d) 1,023 127 127 765 377 388 61 65 133 46 115 Thejur Mayagowd.a.nhalli PPwE(d) . 809 94 94 512 277 235 24 16 117 18 116 Thatanahalli MPw 1,127 221 221 1,201 568 633 117 131 165 17 117 Kallodeb ore kaval 1,441 Un· inhabited 118 Hind.a.lahalli Pw 356 47 47 273 135 138 21 30 32 2 119 Chikkakad.a.iur PPw 685 74 74 393 189 204 39 120 Menaganahalli PPw 711 100 100 587 284 303 52 47 62 4 121 Alagowd.a.nalli PPw 704 58 58 333 185 148 60 3 122 Annechakanahalli PPw 668 77 77 496 249 247 7 5 49 6 123 Arehalli PPw 733 25 25 IIiI 70 81 9 2 124 Deva.ramudd.a.nahalli PPw 1,133 103 103 562 278 284 114 121 47 1 125 Havinamaranahalli PPw 914 86 86 450 230 220 30 23 40 126 Kadavinabuhalli PRiv 706 62 62 305 150 155 29 28 22 127 Nagarthi PKw 629 67 67 408 197 211 52 57 26 128 Kodihalli 193 UIl.inhabited 129 Nagarthi Amanikere 126 UIl·inhabited 130 Uddiborekaval 595 Un· inhabited 131 Shravanur P RhcPw . 847 93 93 467 245 222 9 15 97 27 132 Bhantaratalalu rpw 447 44 44 273 144 129 17 34 3 7 35 I 133 GulaganjihaJli PTk 1,368 120 120 699 358 341 23 23 52 3 134 Doddakadanur* MDPwPo 1,586 206 206 1,153 575 578 66 71 192 19 135 'Mll.llenahalli (Jodi) Pw 421 61 61 287 135 152 3 6 14 DIRECTORY TAl,UK-contd. Tota.l WORKERS Non workers ------~,------~ worker. (UX) I II III IV V VI vn VIII X r--~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r-~ ,--A--, ~ ~ ~"""'I fit. M F M F M F M F M 1<' M F M F M F M F M F No. III IfS 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2J 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 136 105 136 105 60 90 91 137 70' 130 66 2 1 4 4 81 142 92 261 109 228 IO~ 15 1 1 6 3 153 249 93 Un·inhabited 94 71 23 70 21 1 1 1 43 75 95 69 62 61 60 3 2 1 3 64 62 91 206 140 191 131 2 1\ 5 1 7 147 18l 97 60 11 54 7 6 4 4~ 103 98 237 8 203 3 3 2 1 27 5 178 39g 99 Un-:nhabited 100 331 218 309 205 12 9 1 2 1 2 1 6 179 274 101 289 217 259 205 19 7 1 1 10 19~ 217 102 73 70 69 69 3 " 46 29 103 68 65 65 65 2 29 28 104 92 89 91 88 1 59 38 105 57 42 48 39 3 1 1 4 3 25 41 106 II' 46 51 46 2 1 23 15 107 76 76 51 75 2 18 5 46 41 108 111 83 69 75 26 3 16 4- . 53 64 109 153 137 94 99 1 1 39 27 1,9 10 76 83 110 Un-inhabited III 336 345 251 212 6 81 128 3 18 7 157 J57 IJ2 216 228 210 225 2 3 I 1 156 183 113 234 167 228 166 1 6 143 221 114 149 95 129 _ 86 13 6 1 4 128 140 115 3SQ 330 306 311 1 1 11 9 1 1 229 303 117 Un·inhabited 117 79 85 77 82 3 56 53 US 118 112 102 104 4 5 1 7 2 2 2 71 92 119 192 147 189 143 I 3 92 156 120 106 76 103 7~ 3 2 79 72 121 163 128 145 125 2 10 5 3 86 119 122 49 47 48 47 21 34 123 209 192 207 191 I 69 92 12o! 166 149 165 149 1 64 71 }25 107 109 102 207 2 1 43 46 1213 158 150 149 142 5 3 3 39 61 127 Un-inhabited 128 Un-inhabited 129 Un-inhabited 130 185 156 172 146 6 9 2 1 1 2 60 66 131 90 84 84 80 3 3 I 2 1 54 45 132 262 260 257 259 2 1 I 2 96 81 133 356 298 313 277 4 15 13 3 3 8 I 1 19 2 219 280 134 97 99 92 94 lJ lJ 38 53 ]35 376 VILLAGE HOLENARASIPUR Literate Total i'ichedulcd Hchedu]Ed and Area Occu Popula.tion Ca.stes Sl. Tribes educated in pied Rouse r-----"----." No. Village Amenities r---"---.. r-.J.-..." r--"-.. Acres ROllses holds P AI F :.'11 F :II F ][ F 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 n 10 11 12 ]3 14 136 Hirith"l"lu P p", 993 80 80 406 198 208 25 23 56 3 137 Maluganahalli p", 725 29 29 146 67 79 (, 17 3 138 Kotigana Hoam l'tjv 560 ]5 15 73 37 36 I 6 1 139 Ganjikoppaha]Jj. Xw 236 4 4 12 6 6 5 6 2 140 Mulilamayigf)\vdanahaUi P 632 56 51) 34.4 174 170 1.5 28 56 6 141 Kagamnahalli lIIDPw 377 98 98 498 252 246 66 61 68 12 142 Rangenchalli PPw 651 89 89 482 255 227 27 33 42 5 143 Neggalahall i Pw 452 31 31 158 69 89 144 ;Kabbur 14 PPw 1,146 ]25 125 5~ 310 289 59 50 67 145 Baohanahalli 3 PPw 740 86 86 426 218 ~08 25 25 48 8 146 Ragihalli kava! Tk 1,335 17 17 67 34 33 23 21 147 Doddahalli kaval 798 1;n-inha,bited 148 Shankarasettihn]]i PTk 508 19 19 IHl 60 56 3 28 9 149 HonnenahalIi Pw 401 50 50 308 ]ii:? 151 2a 30 65 19 150 Yl1degowdanahalli PPw 592 87 87 475 253 222 10 13 55 151 Doddahalli PPw 1,501 187 187 991 493 493 53 59 31 152 Jl,Ia,rahalli kava} 563 Un-inhabit~<1 153 Honanagha,tta 374 17 17 100 56 44 5 2 8 1M Marahalli PPw 490 39 39 228 118 110 39 4 155 SanyaSihosahalli 120 Fn-inhabitcd 156 Ankanathapura 73 un-lnhabl t",d 157 ;Kannambadi MPw 1,287 230 230 1,207 599 608 188 212 151 37 153 lIfukkanahalii PPw 398 46 46 ~99 157 142 37 33 27 27 159 Gummanaladahosahalli P 211 9 \) 58 25 33 1 6 1 160 Devaraguddanahalli PPlV 333 54 54 304 151 153 21 161 Upparahosahalli. 354 4 4 17 10 I l(l2 Goha.lJi PwE(a) 484 63 63 401 202 199 26 14 40 5 Hi3 Hll,lekote MPw 547 94 94 514 253 261 16 20 133 37 164 Amani Chikkakere 41 Un-inhabited 165 Amani Doddakere 360 Un. inhabited 166 Mavinakere* PPwPo 287 45 45 282 130 152 4, 13 76 20 167 Haralahalli PRiv 272 34 34 202 108 94 8 10 49 9 168 Hanumanahalli PPw 465 72 445 213 232 9 20 100 22 169 Basavanayakanahalli PPw 375 62 62 364 182 182 14 10 80 13 170 Hanga.rahalli PPw 291 49 49 301 150 151 l7 II 59 18 171 Nyamanahalli PPw 815 89 89 440 207 233 2 5 52 5 172 ;Kabbinahalli PPw 343 80 80 412 200 212 39 27 72 7 173 ;Kinnarahalli PPw 374 45 45 260 127 133 6 17 78 23 174 Machagowdanahalli PPw 556 67 67 380 178 202 16 II 83 11 175 Faradanahalli PPw 825 81 81 492 234 258 23 22 155 26 176 ;Kyathanahalli PPw 505 46 46 271 145 1~6 22 15 51 ]0 177 Shigaranahalli PPwE(a) . 1,157 98 98 600 30-1 296 16 24 55 1 178 Thavanandi (Jodi) PPwE(a) . 639 51 51 286 143 143 78 78 47 6 179 Hariharapura MPw E(a)(d) 1,115 96 96 507 242 265 10 :3 84 5:? 180 Biranahalli (Jodi) Tk 137 22 22 ]01 52 49 5 377 DIllECTORY T ALUK- -('()}ltd. Total \\,omoms );OJ1. workers ,.-~ - .. - . ~--"- --- - ~ ~ -- .~ -- - ~---- ~- . ~-.~- -- - .---. -- -- .. ~ ... --, 'V(lrk('r~ (I--IX) I J\' \' VII VIIT IX ~ ,---.A.., ,-.A.~. ,.--"---, r-"'-., r--A--.. SI :\1 F :U F .\1 F ,\1 F ,\1 F .\J. F C\O 16 17 18 19 20 24 36 132 130 125 127 6" 78 131l 37 38 35 28 () 4 :10 ·U 137 23 20 21 J~ I 14 Hi 138 5 4 [i 4 2 13n 101 71 94 70 -/.,.. n!l J·in 168 14" 1;;\) 145 6 84 WI 141 170 140 163 137 2 3 81; 87 J.t~ 53 75 5:~ 7i3 J6 14 1+3 228 219 221 210 2 4 82 70 141 122 79 ]]9 7il 6 !H 12!l Hi; 21 22 21 11 11 J4H U l·;nl",hit('d 14i 3;~ 37 ;10 37 2 27 1!l l,t8 89 109 87 106 118 42 141l 173 164 169 J64 2 :';0 ;;8 150 4 2 J!l5 224 151 un.inhabited Hi:! 36 11 9 20 33 153 66 26 21) 52 84 1M un.in habi ted 155 LTn·inhnbitNI lii6 372 255 338 246 12 ;) 2 227 ;l5:~ 157 H2 23 92 22 8 7 45 119 HiS 16 14 ];) 14 9 19 I,)1l 99 96 97 96 ,32 fi7 1O0 7 ;~ 2 3 2 WI 117 108 112 104 5 4 85 III 162 143 140 101 110 :) II 15 17 2 6 16 110 121 16:~ Un.inhabited 164 Un· inhabited Hi;, 70 70 67 110 K~ Wi) 60 .56 52 ,:).)-.. 3 4 48 :{S 1117 122 154 III WO :j I (; 91 78 Hi8 106 120 105 116 2 r 76 62 Ifill 76 92 66 85 {j 1 74 ,,9 170 140 167 131 148 4 12 2 (; 2 m 66 Iil 122 145 122 141 3 78 67 17:! 68 82 65 71l 2 :m 51 In 106 107 92 98 {) 2 4 7 4 72 95 174 138 146 123 129 -} 4 4 13 2 1 4 116 112 17i; 188 75 69 71 8 2 7 " 57 .'i1 lill 66 168 160 168 .." 2 138 128 177 89 70 89 70 54 I:~ liS -135 10l 102 98 4 2 19 107 164 lin :n 28 :~O 28 21 ·21 lsI) 378 VILLAGE HOLEN ARASIPUR .Literat. Total Scheduled Schedule.t and .\re,t OCCIl Populatioll C~stes Tribes educated iSJ. ill pied HOltS!'. ,--__ -..A-...._-" ,-. ..A-....-., :\"0. Acres Houses holfb P :II F M F .) 3 4 fi • 8 !! HI II I~ 13 1.( 181 ;K.alenahaiJi Un-inhabited 182 Borehosur p", 133 58 75 12 23 183 Chakena.halli PE(a) 344 164 180 41 39 37 8 184 Arekalahosah,dl i P Tk E(a) 217 102 115 33 11 IS5 Bhoran"hnlli PKwE(",\(i) 41\ -1-1\ :!5:! 1~4 128 12 18 44 ;) 186 Ankanahalli P 1'w 3SG .;iI ;;0 :!;;1 I Hi 13" 20 28 39 187 Subballahalli PPwE(a) 405 41 41 2:24 108 1 Hi 13 l!l i9 188 'fh,'ranya MD Rhe. Pw l<~("'\ 968 90 no 50n 235 ~74: 3'~ 19 98 189 Chanda-punt TkE(a) ~(il) :'. 4(i :!4 22 10 8 5 .) 190 PiIlanehnll i PPw 40" ~o 10.! ·l' .~ I ]0 1~ l~ 191 ](_ull<'llahnlli P 1'", E(a) :!:~~ 4i) 24(\ 13(\ llO 7 192 GOViSOlll<1llahal1l Riv 4!11 1 (i so 41 39 8 193 Karag,,,u,halli. PTk 414 18 114 4, oj 10 6 15 11 194 llIalafl* .:'lIP", 1'0 L302 11)8 S03 371 432 12 13 157 (ii 195 ParaRullahalli PI'w 5n (i3 31(i 11)1 1(\" 44 12 196 )Iavalltlr )ID p". 1,079 9l) \19 58" 2Si) :~O(l 38 !.)O 33 197 Lakl"hampura Pw 21 ~I In:l <14 :in 7 Hl8 Bittigowdanahnlli p Pw 434- 4. 4.7 21(; JOO JI!; (; 28 .j 199 Misiganahalli III Ull' inh"hitf'n 200 Banakupp(' PPw 1,22() Jli! Ii04 237 2\(\7 14 18 52 11 201 Chowdcnahalli. ::\[ PI\' 73H 103 lOS 457 2:!6 231 88 IS 202 Vonligmldak:lVal 1,01l5 Un-inha.bited 203 Kuruharahalli. Pw 641 189 89 100 7 (i 11) 204 Kodihalli PTk 1,043 716 351l 357 38 44 84 18 205 Kaml'nahalli 1'1'", 30!) 328 157 171 III 24 60 3 2(1(; Shivapura 113 I) () ](1 15 5 207 Doddakul1che MDRhcPw. I ,Hit) ]i'j(j 15(; 651 339 312 45 34 68 23 21)8 Halekunche Pw 44:{ ·25 332 154 178 7 ](1 27 :CO\) Voddarahalli (K.G.) . P Pw 56:; U3 ~!l7 14~ 148 22 23 29 210 Hosahalli Pw 14(; z:{ IO!! 51 58 12 211 Gop ,mahall i 81 Un-inhabited 212 Bcechanahalli. l' Pw 402 S5 85 3M 191 174 61 61 i4 In 213 Kalenahalli kaval 1,638 36 36 128 .(i2 66 61 64 2 214 Beechanahalli Hanta. 94 Un-inhabited 215 Hadavanahalli Hanta ;31 Un-inhabited 216 Hadavanahalli P Pw u61 50 50 247 107 140 30 7 217 Mallasam1!ldra P Pw 212 32 32 173 87 86 11 :!4 12 218 Mallasamudra Hanta 135 Un-inhabited 219 Ka.. teha.rahalli Hanta 170 Un-inhabitpd :!20 Katteho.ahalli Hi" 171 15 83 38 45 17 13 221 MarasettihalIi 362 3t! 3f) 1G7 80 87 Hi 15 10 Marasettihalli Hanta 106 Un-inhabited 223 Gulisatenahalii Hanta 106 Un-inhabited 224 Sagara Hanta 145 Un-inhabited 'l25 Gulilatenahalli P Pw 319 44 ~65 127 13S 16 18 3 379 DIRECTORY TALUK-rontrl. Total \rORKERS Non. ,-______..J.-__.___ workers ------.,. Workers (I-IX) J II TIl IV V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ,..A------. ,....A..~ ~ .-A-----.... ~ ~ ~ ._L--",\ r--A---"'\ ,-.A..--",\ 81. M F !If F AI E' .\IF M F ?fF M F ME !II F M F J\1 F Xo. 15 lfi 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2+ 25 26' 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 :14 35 3n l'n·jnhahit~d ) 81 38 51 38 51 20 24 182 115 112 91 96 7 4 2 7 12 2 2 1 49 68 IS8 68 74 67 74 :34 41 184 37 75 06 i3 .) 2 2 iH 5:3 IS" 58 88 53 88 3 58 47 186 08 63 66 63 1 1 40 53 187 134 142 122 138 11 101 132 188 17 12 12 10 3 1 7 10 189 28 28 25 28 3 19 29 190 78 87 76 81l ,')8 23 191 32 28 32 28 !) 11 192 26 38 25 38 28 29 193 241 293 235 287 3 3 130 139 194 90 123 88 120 3 III 42 195 183 193 161 186 (1 3 1 102 107 196 27 43 26 43 17 16 197 G4 84 62 84 .) 36 32 198 en-inhabited 199 160 206 158 204 77 61 200 135 121 83 83 47 30 HI llO 201 Un-inhabited 202 55 63 44 63 .) (i 1 1 34 37 203 199 181 177 173 17 7 3 160 176 204 !l5 10.0 91 100 2 63 71 205 4 7 4 7 6 8 206 193 185 169 li5 5 7 2 17 1 146 127 207 105 191 101 104 2 1 49 72 208 85 85 76 84 4 3 64 63 209 33 36 30 35 18 22 210 Un-inhabitpd 211 121 109 120 104 4 1 70 05 212 43 4:1 43 43 19 28 213 [7n-inhabited 124 un-inhabited 215 66 75 57 2 65 216 49 4:1 48 43 217 Un-inhabited 218 lIn-inhabited 219 27 12 25 12 2 11 33 220 55 58 55 58 2;, 29 221 Un-inhabited 222 Un-inha.bited :?:l3 Un-inhabited 224 81 62 i!l 57 1 1 .. 1 3 46 76 225 380 VILLAGE rrOLI~~ ARSIP(J It Literal( l'ot;'lJ Selie(ltdec1 t'ehedulcd an!] .\r<'<1 Occu- Populatioll CasteB Tribe" educatNl RI in pied HOll'''- ,-._.A...__ .--., ,_.A--., ,-.A..-.., r..A...... , ::'\0. Villfti!e ' 111('nitk...; .\('rc, HOll>'cs holds I' >\r )' )f F )1 F )1 F 2 :l 4 .~ (i 7 S !! JO l! J2 I".) 14 :?~6 VllI'ellRludli Pw :?:?8 :2;' :2;) In HI) (II 40 12 1."27 KUllhnnatln Be8nr 2\1 Riy :.'/1 71 71 :3M 182 ]R~ ;ll :20 84 ::?(\ :?:.!8 ~aga,ril 1:1;, Un-inhabited ~~9 KunkllJ1lllda H:tllta IJ:! L'n-inhabited :!:3!1 Unnf'nnhnlli Hnntn no Un-inhabited 231 Huvinahalli l'Pw 306 fi;; 6:2 338 168 170 ·1 (i 79 28 232 Huvinahalli Hanta. 133 Un-inhabited 233 Bagivalu Ha.nta 300 Un-inhabited ;;34 Bagivalu 2\1 Pw E(a)(d) 1.040 1,,3 1;)3 (103 458 445 ;27 14 237 9" 2:{5 ](a.davinahusH.h"lli Hanta liil Un·inhabited 236 Kadavinalwsahalli P .Pw E(a,) 363 1I)i; ]0" nOf) 322 287 131 109 50 2(, 237 K&davinakoto Hn,lltn 33i Un·inhabite(] ]fi 238 Kadavinakoto l' I'w E(d) . r-'>lI~ Hl 144 8.59 450 40!) 50 41 lOti 239 Hiribelagnli Hanla. 134 Un·inhabited 240 Hire belaguli ::UPw 903 llO 1Hi m6 341 335 14f) ];")9 159 53 24l Bet.t.ac1a8'ltena.hall i PPw ].267 89 8$) 5~2 :!(i4 2.58 3') 33 1O:~ 26 242 Chikkanahall i PPw f)28 40 40 226 116 110 53 45 3S :! 243 Yalleslmpllra Hallia 74- en-illhabitc'l 244 Kattebelagllli Hnnta 10 en.inhabit"d 245 Y elleshapura :\IPw 169 56 5ti 279 136 143 4S 30 49 1:< 246 Hheemanahall i Pw 4l:! II 14 82 40 42 \1 I' 247 Kattebela,gnli PI'w 786 87 93 495 253 242 168 169 ri_:' II 243 Kamasamudra PPw 377 70 70 423 214 20!l 42 53 84 If' 249 Cha.nnapura PPw 589 30 30 144 71 n I :ll 381 DIRECTORY 'l'ALUK-concld. Tot al ,rUIUiERS Xon- norker~ ,------"------._-- ---., wOl'kerb (l.IX) J 11 III IV Y VI VB V111 IX X r"·...A~--.. ,-~ ,--A--,. r-~-. r-"---. ~ ,-~ ,-..A..--., ,-~-". r-A --., ~- Sl. M F )1 F ~I F :M :F :VI I<' ;\1 }<' )[ J<' )1 P ~I F )1 F ::'1 :F No .)') Hi 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24- 25 :W 27 28 29 30 :ll ~~~ • .J~) :H :~;j 36 3l 47 27 47 4 2\) 1<1 ~:~(j 112 108 107 107 3 1 70 74 :227 Un-inh<1bit< Il ~~8 V no-inhabited 2::!9 Ull-inhabitc,l 230 86 92 75 b6 5 4 2 -1 2 S2 78 231 Vll-inhabitt'd 232 Un-inhabite,l 233 280 241 264 231 14 \) 1 178 20·1 234 l:n-inha.bite(l 2:';,) 177 65 130 35 34 29 5 ;2 6 145 222 236 lin-inhabited 232 ::!56 178 319 143 24 35 7 I ....y 194 231 238 L'n-inhahitpd 239 19\1 187 166 171 14 I:l 2 5 1') ., l·k? 148 :ZlO lli:'. 117 154 116 4 .J- lUi lU 1 ~-11 7i) 1If) ., 70 6n " 41 41 2+:'. un-inhabik(l 243 -en-inhabited 244 ., !JU 83 2 2 :) v ;2 46 l:HJ 24G n 21 lO 42 24G ., l53 39 '130 18 3H ;2 ., 100 203 247 1HI 80 j08 80 3 ;2 5 95 129 24" '10 20 50 20 21 513 24(J 382 TOWN II OLENARASIPUR Literate Total Dcheduled t:lcheduled and Area Occu Population Caste" Tribe~ euueated in pied House- ~-""'___-----.. ,---"--,. ,--A--. :\a.:ne of Town!W Md! Block Sq. Mile, Houses holds r M F ",\1 F M F 3 4 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 Holellarsipur (1\1) 2. J 2,405 2,410 J :1,590 6,760 6,830 1,130 1,078 3,573 2,376 B1uck 1\0. 70 70 424 224 200 4 1411 84 2 5;) 55 506 252 254 160 67 3 89 89 534 266 268 126 53 4 97 77 582 285 297 170 92 67 67 563 284 279 7 II II4 113 6 43 43 283 153 130 115 7 66 66 41."5 228 IS7 174 is 77 78 447 236 211 25 140 9 84 86 418 188 230 1 160 10 101 101 60S 280 328 ;; 215 11 79 79 386 183 20:) 160 158 12 120 J20 661 313 348 165 135 13 118 118 672 335 337 2 5 156 59 14 125 125 695 341 354 291 272 13b 86 15 83 83 484 247 237 226 215 85 (3 16 120 120 667 328 339 280 299 109 47 17 109 109 545 288 257 1M 148 43 20 18 94 94 495 238 257 lI8 121 136 82 1!J 105 105 559 277 282 172 '78 20 42 42 190 93 97 M 52 21 68 68 296 169 127 t 4 95 47 22 85 85 600 318 282 1 101 133 23 115 115 7:)3 361 372 147 126 :!4 110 III 767 367 400 176 173 98 99 569 265 304 /" 177 107 26 185 185 491 242 249 135 119 PRIMARY CENSUS HOLENARASIPUR Literate Total t:>chcduled Scheduled andr Area. Oeeu· Popula.tion C,aptcc Tribes educated -I Same of in pied House- r-----.A..---~ .----"--,. ~ ~-,. 1\0. Village Am~nitie Acres Houses holds }I I' F 1\1 F M F M F 2 4 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 lIolenarsipul' Taluk Tot .. 1 252.5 16,145 16,191 89,340 44,676 44,664 7,4237,320 3 7 14,487 4,904 Rural 250.4 13,740 13,781 75,750 37,916 37,834 6,293 6,242 3 7 10,914 2,528 Urban 2.1 2,405 2,410 1:l,590 6,760 6,830 1,130 1,078 3,573 2,376 383 DIRECTORY TALUK Total iVORKERS Non ..A______-... workers ""orkers (I-IX) II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Block r-"--... r-"--., ,-A--". ,.A.--., ,.A." r-.A.--.. ,_"<"'_'" ,-"---.. ,--"--, r-"-""" No. M F M F M F M F :.\[ I" :,\1 F M F M F !II F :,\1 F 15 16 17 18 19 20 :H 25 ~ti 27 21'1 29 30 31 32 sa :14 !li'i 36 3,499 1,224 7tl6 413 106 93 S7 15 360 361) 326 ;~-! 16~ 17 5L; ;;:! 9:~ :2 1,063 238 3,261 500 lIS 33 6 2 S 37 27 6 28 29 :2 106 167 135 68 12 6 21 43 47 13 26 9 .) 15 4 117 186 2 143 61 26 21 5 II 5 32 18 5 10 2 2 ;)7 8 123 207 158 82 4 1 37 66 57 4 32 5 2 26 Ij 127 215 158 1I5 119 104 s 10 5 :3 15 3 I 126 164 73 6 17 11 :W Hi 79 125 6 119 4 5 S 2 3 11 56 41 109 183 7 119 69 15 8 5 19 50 28 17 4 3 32 7 117 142 S 86 18 5 :2 -! 6 :; (; .J .39 12 102 212 9 108 18 23 2 3 ;; 7 10 2 4 .34 16 172 310 10 ., 93 16 8 2 5 v ;') 68 14 90 187 137 54 27 15 11 s 15 7 11 2 4 22 45 7 176 291 178 62 61 45 5 :l 2 .5 :1 29 5 4 69 S lil7 27il ~02 152 83 57 \i S 10 2 3 1 4 ;; 4 11 SO :,;1) 139 202 127 101 66 72 9 3 19 1:1 i) 13 16 5 120 136 188 110 76 44 22 47 :2 2 :3 (; 70 15 140 :W) 16 153 24 91 6 :1 5 7 4 42 17 135 233 Ii 109 36 57 27 8 3 4 3.5 129 221 l~ 143 17 41 4 6 7 11 4 58 9 134 265 19 46 6 3 2 4 6 :! 3:3 2 47 91 20 105 18 11 12 30 6 ~ 45 5 64 109 21 167 12 7 2 4 29 9 12 5 65 44 151 2iO 22 168 8 :3 4 22 2 25 72 15 27 6 193 364 23 :!OO 51 15 19 3 14 45 39 18 48 3 43 :3 167 349 2() 152 74 17 43 52 30 13 24 2 -1 32 7 113 230 25 114 9 18 28 6 37 20 :3 128 240 26 ABSTRACT TALUK Totsl WORKERS , ______-..A..-.______~ workers Xon- Sl. (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX workers No• ~-.. .-..A---.. r-...A.-.."..-A--.. ,-A---.. r--A--.. ~-.. r-.A.--., r-"--. ~ r-"----.. M F M F .:II F M F 1\I F lIf F :II F :,\1 F III F .M F }I F I 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 2u 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 26,96720,585 ·22,087 18,653 544 493 405 81 899 817 419 \)1 211 34 620 77 l1(i 2 1,60G 337 17,709 24,079 T 23,468 19,361 21,301 18,240 438 400 318 6G 539 -1;)~ 93 57 108 17 105 25 23 .. 543 99 14,448 18,413 It S.499 1,224 786 413 106 93 87 Hi 360 360 326 34 163 17 515 52 93 2 1,063 238 3,261 5,606 U 384 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES JL\:\JAR\ BAD TALUK Sllua.re in ::-ilJ.uare ill the Taluk the Taluk 19(jl i'0pulation }lIap ill l!WI Population :.'Ilap in Censuo ,._-...).._---.... "hich the Ccw;us ,--....).._--~ which the 1'Ol. Locati01l I \l51 H)(ll \. ill '1-''' :-;1. Locali,," 19;31 19G1 Vill:1gc No. );amc of ,-illage ('"tI" Xo. .Kame of Village CCllSU~ Census appears {j (j ,. 4 2 " 5 6 Achangi J.; 1.48 13--·[ 4S Devihalli 3U l) C-3 -) .\chanahalli :!13 306 1;-··2 49 Doddaka.llur 150 192 278 E-4 ., .lchcharacli :!:!3 217 ~75 A---:; ;:;0 Doddakundur lOt 2!Jl 391 E-4 4 Adarayalli 72 109 I:l:, c-·[ () I Dodda.IHtgam .!4 258 330 B-;{ ;; Agalahatti IH9 410 414 52 DoddanahalJi 141 126 165 D-4 <'" (i Alavalli (.Jodi) 0":> 71 H)9 53 Doddasettigala fi 2:W 247 C-4 7 Alavalli IS 49 !11i 54 Donigalu ~7 ](is la5 C-3 8 Anelllahal :n :l45 494 \J Agaui 20;'i 236 a5(j B--~ 35 Ebbadi s 33S C-4 II! Arani JG8 157 344 F--~ 56 Echt~labeedll 110 t}26 V-3 II Arani Estate I (j·1 F---2 57 Echalapura IS;) 131 D-4 12 Arckel'c :!I 601) ('--:l 51! Ecluwall i ElltMe :)~ 123 U-4 13 Athiganahalli 1·10 1"') I) 4 59 E~aluru \)!) 1,3H8 1,710 1';-4 14 Attihalli 1;'(; (illS I,: .• 60 Eswa.l'ahalli GI !J4 201 13-5 15 Btlchahalli 240 2H2 E--:3 61 Ganatlahole 77 ].I., 1>-3 Hi Bachanalutlli :lG 53 A--2 62 Ganle Bommanahalli 7 22 .13-4 17 BachanahalliAvam- 6a GOdll.U 315 446 :F-3 kadn Estfltc', 2:l(i 4;, B-2 64 Golagol1lle 477 (11:l J3-4 IS Bagc SO 475 760 U-4 (ii, Gowtlarahylu 4(; (i7 ])-4 HI BajelUfJ.nC E$tate 170 7 1~-1 6H Gulagalale ISS :312 £-4 20 Balagodu SS 324 466 .13-4 21 Balehalli 173 Ill) 154 D-2 H7 Hada.la kirchalli 13u ".) 84 Jf-3. 22 Balin (i.( SI:I 1,245 .13-5 68 Hadigc 227 211 B-a 23 Banagere J:lG sl 209 F-3 69 Hadige Estate 19.:; 9 B-3 .24 BandihaJli 70 .;1) Si· C-4 ,0 Hadlahalli ISH "(2,\ 6Hl D-3 25 Banavase 6(i 551 1,022 C-.; .1 Hadya 13(j a(i 43, E-4 2(i Banllahalli 191 57 65 D-3 ,2 Halaga.thm 129 187 293 F--4 27 Basavanahalli 47 (il 121 .13-4 7:3 Hala.suligc 40 184 484 .13-4 2S Battekumal'i 171 75 140 ~E-2 ,4 Ha.lda.ha.lli 154 221 403 E-3 29 Belagodn Ho Ii·n B-1, ,.) Ha.lebelur 57 282 437 C-4 30 Belur IS3 4H4 D-+ ,(\ Halekere 7S S;) 160 0-4 :11 Biradahttlli ;)7 273 3(H .13-.; 77 Hallibilu 4 46 HG C-3 a2 Bisale State :l<'orc8(. [(i9 71l Halliyuru 135 42 97 E-3 :m Bobbaua,halli 192 147 D-:: 'i9 Hana.balu 194 !Ji6 1,,;;H B-2 34 HomnHmak('J'(' 179 240 l)-;~ SO Hanchegolbuahalli 35 BOl'anaman(' 166 5:5 E-:! Esta.te :!25 252 309 A-2 :Hi Byagadahalli 161 :!75 :1(i0 E-3 SI Hu.nchigodaha.lli 221 73 127 A-2 :1', Hyakravalli la :il3 (is\) C-3 i-I2 Hanse 113 400 :388 F-5 ;;S Hngadalmll i 19 II 99 U-3 83 Hanse E:;tate 112 464 :F-5 3\J Bykerc ;If, :lOU 503 B-:: 84 Ha.raga.rahall i 14 2;;5 2Hl D-:3 85 Harakanahalli II 95 71 C-4 40 Changodihall i 105 21S -!O3 E-+ 86 Hasade 62 U(j .13-4 4J Chickascttig,tla ;) 121 172 C-3 S7 H,l,sagtwalli Gt} 124 .13-5 42 Chikkakilllur 14S tiS 118 D-4 8S Hcbbasale :3..(0 540 B-3 43 Chikkakundur 100 323 381 H-4 89 Hebbanahalli 87 275 425 .13-4 44 Chikkanayakalmlw,lIi (i5 114 l:H ('-5 90 Hal-(gadahalli I \)4 92 15:1 E-4 ,15 Chinnahalli 178 180 232 D-:I 91 lIcl!g"dd .. 20\) 7!J9 1,237 ])-2 92 Hcggayc 73 83 151 U-4 4G Dabbegatlde 200 3::! B-3 \)3 Hennali 34 442 502 B-3 47 Dcvaladakere 219 279 n -2 94 Hennali 1.(:~ 150 231 D-4 cc I i I I r--t ~," ~ i I t to .:t: (.. ~ i '- »(I) -1 1(' ). ,_. U III R en - 1 - .l>.l >- r- l Z i l~ i 0 (I) » c:: .., Z • lI.,.. r. i ._ 0 ~ ~ .,. ~ I (J)- ~ I I -4 ~ I, ::0 0 I """L ___ .. 1 -[~ -(") 3:: -f ~ ~ I 1 385 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MANJARABAD TALUK-Oontd. Square in Square ill the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population Map in 1961 Population map in Census r--.A.--~ which the Census r---..A..-~ which the SI. Loca.tion 1951 1961 Village Sl. location 1951 1961 Village No. Name of Village Code Census CenSus appears No. Name of Village Code Ceneus Census appears 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 95. Herur 106 280 393 F-4 143. Kirahunse 76 69 194 C-4 96. Rethuru 152 1,Z99 1,662 E-3 144. Kabbinagadde 53 257 372 C--4 97. Hiradanahalli 177 100 170 D-3 145. Kogamvalli 17 121 252 D--3 98. Hirema.nde 218 59 134 B-1 146. Kadagaravalli Esta.te 16 D--2 99. Hiriyur 190 39 42 D-3 147. Kogada.vaUi 54 64 128 0--4 100. Hoda.chahalli 212 37 65 B-1 148. Kogarava.lli 220 121 183 A-2 101. Hongadahalli 172 526 809 E-2 149. Kollaha.lli 49 372 671 B-4 102. Rosa-goode 69 97 220 0-5 150. Konganalli 127 144 241 "F-3 103. Hosahalli 176 108 156 D-3 151. Konabana.halli 193 142 215 D--4 104. Rosakere 79 99 117 0-4 152. Kotna.halli 146 43 88 D-4 105. Hosakote llS 222 409 F-4 153. Kowdahally 2 85 llO 0-3 106. Hosakote 117 125 178 "F-4 154. Kocundi 116 389 447 F-4 107. Hosur 119 168 272 F-4 155. Kudanahalli 97 146 264 B-5 108. Hoaur Estate 48 367 218 B-4 156. Kumbarady 29 458 663 C-3 ,109. Hull>gathur E~tate 122 40 41 F-4 157. Kumbarady Estate 25 32 71 C-3 1l0. Hulla.ha.lli 22 148 175 E-3 158. Kumbarahalli 145 176 225 D-4 111. Hullahalli Estate 23 5 E-3 159. Kumarahalli 211 62 103 C-l H2. Hura.di. 222 472 500 A-2 160. Kumathahalli 157 99 135 E-3 161. Kuniganaballi 71 150 336 0-4 113. Igoor 137 539 607 E-4 162. Kuruba.thur 181 277 387 D-4 114. Igoor Estate 138 244 241 E-4 163. Kyanahalli 20 289 435 0--3 115. Iragalu 3 28 55 0-3 164. Kyamana.halli 202 433 654 B--2 116. Ja.ma.nahalli 68 218 445 0-4 165. Lakkunda 93 170 214 B-4 117. Jambaradi 201 289 365 B-2 166. Lakkunda. 134 337 362 E-4 118.. Janekere 7 296 539 E-3 119. Jannapura 43 125 195 B-3 167. MOOanapura 196 413 448 B-3 120. Jedigadde 155 7 24 B-2 168. Ma.gadi 42 43 81 B-4 169. Magalu 144 211 243 D-4 121. Kadabanahalli 41 14 11 B-4 170. Mageri 125 203 407 F-3 122. Kad&luru 120 70 88 F-4 171. Makkihalli 197 107 156 B-2 l'23. Ka.da.mane 207 75 150 0-.2 172. Malali 59 652 647 C-4 124. Kadamane Estate 206 1,301 1,953 C-2 173. Manibigathi Estate 2lO C-l 125. Kagener\ State "Forellt 174 174. Manjanha.Ha Estate 20S 206 356 0-2 126. Kakanamane 85 222 369 B-4 175. Maniur 109 125 233 F-4 127. Ka.lale 114 248 401 F-4 176. l\la.nka.nl1halli 165 117 173 E-2 128. Kala.le Estate III 175 127 F--4 177. Mamga.di 217 108 138 B-2 129. Kallugani 26 93 152 C-3 178. Maragahalli 103 186 282 E--4 130. Kamanahalli 12 201 307 0-4 131. Kanigalamane 56 S 0-4 179. Maragathur 160 24 30 E-3 132. Ka.radigala. 188 275 369 D--3 180. Maragunda 214 165 246 B-1 133. Karagoor 133 286 367 E-3 181. Markhaballi 153 66 124 E-3 134. Kelagalale 36 462 700 B-4 182. Masavalli 39 131 252 B-4 135. Kelaginamanchanahalli 15 65 99 D-3 183. Mathur 102 113 160 E-4 136. Kelavalli 74 24 62 0-4 184. Mattngalale 91 27 45 A--4 137. Kendana.maoe 86 14 166 B--4 185. Mattasagara. 51 303 501 C-4 138. Kerodi 147 347 591 D-4 186. Matta8agara Estate 50 39 59 0-4 139. Keruvale 92 61 101 B-4 187. Mavinahalli 198 321 371 C-3 140. Kesaganahalli 24 183 229 0--3 188. Mavinakoppalu 203 47 64 B-3 141. Kesaguli 90 386 499 A--4 189. Menasumakki 62 66 146. B-5 142. Kirahalli 38 269 527 B-4 190. Muga.li 96 409 4240 B-4 HASSAN 25 386 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MANJARABAD TALUK-cmlcld. Square in Square in the Taluk the Taluk 1961 Population . map in 1961 Population Map in Census ,--~-~ which tho CenSU8 r--..A..-~ which the 1:31. location 1951 1961 Village SI. Location 1951 1961 Village No. N arne of \" illage Code Census Census appears No. ::\' arne of village Code Census Census appears 2 3 4, I) {; 2 3 4 5 6 191 Nad>thalli 28 462 541 C-2 209 Sundahalli 94 4 168 B-5 192 N alagahalli 215 115 699 B-1 210 Sundahalli 108 98 266 F-4 193 Naruru 121 294 247 F-4 194 Neekanahalli 216 386 699 B-2 211 Thambal&gare 124 143 189 F-3 195 Nellulli 11 203 279 C-4 212 Thodakallu 115 100 169 ])'-4 196 Nidigere 184 300 410 D-4 213 Thontalapura 149 30 61 E-4 197 Oodahalli 123 147 164 F-4 214 uebngi 131 582 620 E-4 215 udevara 89 346 776 A-4 198 Palahalli 132 80 135 E-3 21(; ummatur 187 159 330 D-4 199 Rajendrapura 67 41 139 C-5 217 Vaddara hrJl i 180 28 29 D-3 200 Rakkasiddi Estate 204 134 165 B-3 ~II) Vadooru 75 256 280 C-4 201 Ramenahalli 68 123 163 0-4 21!) VaJaJah&lIi 189 425 GOI D-3 2~1) Yanagur 162 366 515 E-3 202 Saklespur 189 123 C-3 221 Vanagur E8tate 163 F-3 203 Santhahalli 107 374 487 F-4 204 Saragahalli 151 147 183 E-4 222 Yadavarahalli 182 149 2UI D-4 205 Santapura 10 85 117 0--4 223 Yart&gahaJli Ib9 152 192 E-3 226 Siddapura 65 377 484 C-4 2L4 YattahaJli 167 133 218 E-2 207 Sullakki 9 330 378 0-4 ;)25 Yedehalli 82 294 515 D-.:i 208 Sidigalale 95 113 182 B-4 226 Yedekere 139 345 405 227 Yede Kumari 175 41 44 D--:! 387 MANJARABAD .. TALUK LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS VILLAGEWISE INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS Total 200(16) ; 205(1) ; 214(5) ; 218(1) ; 220(1); 273(2) ;280(2) ; Village. Bykaranaha.lli 200(1); Hennalli 369(1) ; Bennalure 369(1) ; 281(1) ; 302(1) ; 311(3) ; 314(1) ; 320(1); 367(1) ; 369(5) ; Balu 200(1); Ba.na.v&8i 200(1); Yassluru 200(2); Chan 384(8) ; 388(2) ; 392(1) ; 393(4) ; 399(1). ga.dahalli 200(1); Goddu 200(1); Hetturugrama 200(1). 314(1) ; Hanubalu 200(3) ; 214(1), 311(1) ; 369(3) ; 393(3) ; Rural 200(1); 214(2); 273(1); 280(2); 311(1); 314(1); 369(5) Kadamane Estate 280(1), 384(4); M.G. Division 273(1) ; 384(4) ; 393(3). ManjanahaJli 280(1) ; Huradikoradi 214(1). Urban 200(5); 205(1); 214(3); 218(1); 220(1); 273(1); 281(1) , 393(1) ; 399(1). 24* 388 VILLAGE MANJARABAD Literate To~al Scheduled Scheduled and Area Ocou Populati'JIl Castl'8 Tribes educated 81. in pied Hou.e ,--..A---,. r-~ ~ ,-A---. Ko_ Village Ameniti~ Aeres Hou.es holda P H F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4, 5 6 7 8 9 10 It 12 13 14 1 Sakalespur 2,560 32 3.2 123 67 56 10 6 11 8 2 Kowdahalli Pw 279 22 22 no 53 57 8 7 20 12 3 Iragalu Kw 242 12 12 55 29 26 2 10 6 4 Hallibilu Kw 343 14 14 66 33 33 1 5 5 Chickasettigala PPW 301 35 35 172 93 79 30 29 26 10• 6 Dhddasettigala PPw 450 46 46 247 131 116 75 72 31 11 7 Ja,lekere Pw 1,153 112 112 539 288 251 137 116 66 16 8 Ebbadi PPw 844 62 62 338 179 159 98 91 37 6 9 Sullakki Pw 921 88 88 378 189 189 91 90 16 2 10 Santapura Kw 340 23 23 117 58 59 17 19 5 11 Nellulli 465 50 50 279 137 142 36 32 36 12 Kamanahalli P Pw 718 63 63 307 146 161 52 40 4 13 Byakaravalli P Pw 1,125 143 143 680 391 289 128 113 13 8 101 30 14 Haragarahalli 792 41 41 261 134 127 46 46 58 23 15 Kelaginamanchanahalli_ 1,056 16 16 99 54 45 18 8 16 K"dagaravalli Estate 166 Un-inhabited 17 Kagaravalli 1,565 47 47 252 148 104 53 1>8 .8 7 18 Alavalli 2,381 17 17 96 48 48 1 18 5 19 Bugadihalli 1,152 19 19 99 44 55 13 20 16 7 20 Kyamahalli 947 76 76 435 238 197 32 24 107 1>9 21 Arekere PPw 1,331 115 115 600 307 293 89 84 127 61 22 HullahaJli Pw 635 32 32 175 95 80 36 29 30 '15 23 Hullahalli Estate Kw 1,031 1 1 5 4 1 3 24 Kesaganahalli Kw 904 63 63 229 127 102 65 54 42 22 25 Kumbarady Estate 451 26 26 71 40 31 6 2 3 3 10 5 26 Kalh:gani Kw 414 25 25 152 74 78 50 60 18 (j 27 Donigaln PKw 344 23 23 135 69 66 3 4 35 20 28 Nadahalli Pw 2,586 112 112 541 293 248 51 54 90 21 29 Kumbarady PPw 476 151 151 653 348 315 2 48 20 30 Devihalli Kw 539 1 9 4 5 3 4 :n Anemahal PPw 494 106 106 494 2.H 243 7~ 80 82 49 12 Hebbasale 2,366 108 108 540 317 223 49 40 III 37 33 Ganadahole 523 36 36 Ifl ~ U m ~ 20 12 34 Hennali 955 100 100 502 273 229 138 107 59 14 35 Bykere 1,355 106 106 503 262 241 78 78 67 28 36 Kelagalale 997 161 161 700 363 337 90 83 108 35 37 Biradahalli 315 74 74 361 179 182 53 51 53 29 38 Kirahalli 1,320 III 111 527 299 228 22 13 48 20 39 Masavalli 897 48 48 252 137 115 23 18 42 21 40 Halasulige 941 87 87 484 254 230 38 40 106 62 41 Kadabanahalli 114 1 1 11 11 3 42 Magadi 478 21 21 81 51 30 5 2 25 3 43 Jannapura 311 37 37 195 95 100 14 5 22 11 44 Doddanagara. 660 59 59 330 183 147 51 52 91 23 45 Achangi 588 58 58 278 134 144 40 48 31 25 389 DIRECTORY TALUK Total ,VORKERS Non. wcrkPTe r------'------~ Worker~ (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX :x r-A---. r-~""""" r--A--. ,.....-A-..,. ~ r--A---. ~ r--A--.,. ,--~""""" ~-, ,..--A-.. Sl. 1{ F M F M F M F M F MF M F M F M F M F M F No, 15 16 17 I R 19 20 21 ~2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 49 31 4 4 35 27 18 25 1 26 4 21 I 3 3 27 53 2 19 5 13 2 5 3 1 10 21 3 16 13 8 3 3 6 7 1 17 20 4 56 41 41 30 11 II I 37 38 5 82 52 73 43 7 9 2 49 64 6 169 100 38 102 06 18 2 2 7 2 119 151 7 116 60 34 2 58 55 20 2 3 1 63 99 8 136 28 63 12 41 16 27 2 3 53 161 9 35 7 20 5 6 2 5 4 23 52 10 86 13 Hi 8 18 5 53 51 129 11 76 6 44 5 20 1 11 1 70 155 12 242 80 36 3 ,. 158 79 6 8 13 6 11 149 209 13 81 10 3 16 7 61 3 1 53 117 14 20 2 15 3 2 34 43 15 Un-inhabited 16 tI3 2 2 16 35 2 10 85 ll2 17 25 6 18 23 48 18 17 3 5 1 12 2 27 52 19 136 93 81 73 49 17 5 3 103 104 20 187 152 88 80 87 70 7 2 2 2 120 141 21 56 31 23 13 15 12 18 6 39 49 22 4 I 2 2 23 86 41 15 39 31 27 10 1 3 41 61 24 30 20 2 7 7 20 8 2 10 II 25 37 26 2 7 5 21 21 II 37 62 26 37 6 4 22 6 7 4 32 60 27 17~ 65 25 3 32 30 105 31 6 '5 2 117 183 28 221 169' 46 32 17 9 145 128 2 1 127 146 29 3 2 3 2 30 158 77 38 15 3 1 78 58 6 4 25 1 3 3 93 166 31 211 68 77 62 49 « 5 1 25 2 2 106 165 32 50 26 5 I 35 24 3 1 5 28 43 33 17:5 87 54 II 7 94 65 2 6 1 12 9 98 142 34 1115 42 52 18 79 34 4 1 2 4 107 199 35 220 86 53 13 14 16 82 52 15 9 11 14 22 2 143 251 36 93 31 50 3 22 8 27 2 3 7 86 151 37 184 73 33 2 31 4 95 66 2 4, 16 3 1 1I5 155 38 84 41 39 12 5 7 38 21 2 53 74 39 137 69 55 36 15 11 37 21 2 6 12 9 1 II7 161 40 11 11 4J 29 10 10 2 3 13 5 1 3 2 22 20 42 49 37 16 10 10 13 10 4 1 1 1 10 9 46 63 43 99 47 41 10 9 7 15 5 4 2 1 27 25 84 100 44 76 45 29 4 25 35 2 8 2 1 10 2 58 99 45 390 . VILLAGE :\IANJ ARAB AD Literate Total Scheduled Schedukd a.nd Area. Occu Population Castes Tribp~ educated 81. in pied House ,.-_..A..__ ~ ,--..A..----, r-..A..~ ,-~ No. Village Amenitiel Acre~ Houses holds P M F· M F M F III ]' 1 2 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 a 46 Hasade 423 29 29 136 64 72 19 15 15 8 47 Basavanahalli Pw 334 33 33 121 G2 51l 1 4 19 1 48 Hosur Estate Pw 366 58 58 218 115 103 90 87 23 4- 49 Kollahalli PPw 577 148 148 671 348 323 139 108 18 18 62 40 50 Mattasagara Estate Pw 101 16 ]6 59 36 23 3 2 10 51 Matta.sagara Pw . 1,240 104 104 501 271 230 106 101 66 28 52 Eachavalli Estate Pw 138 30 30 123 66 57 40 35 14 2 53 Kabbinagadde Pw 616 54 54 372 208 164 70 32 48 17 64 Kogadavalli Pw 501 29 29· 128 60 68 31 30 10 3 55 8idd!>pur& PPw 450 100 101'> 484 22.1'. 258 32 :w. 35 6 56 Kanigalamane Kw 217 1 8 5 3 1 4 1 57 Halebelur PPw 795 80 80 437 229 208 34 23 115 32 58 Ramenaha11i Pw 375 30 30 163 81 82 52 57 21 7 59 Malali PPw 1,601 126 126 647 332 315 205 211 100 26 60 Belagodu* MDRhc PwPo. 1,286 138 138 G47 393 254 129 97 157 102 61 Eswarahalli PPw 492 32 32 201 108 93 10 14 39 15 62 Menasumakki 301 25 25 146 67 79 26 38 30 20 63 Hasagavalli 633 24 24 124 67 57, 10 10 11 1 64 Balin 852 270 270 1,245 659 586 192 195 159 70 65 Chikkanayakanahalli 514 32 32 131 68 63 ,34 31 16 5 66 Ban80vase 596 191 191 1,022 559 46.~ 131 160 230 113 67 Rajendrapura. Kw 738 26 26 139 66 73 33 38 15 10 68 Jamtm&haIli PPw E(d). 889 59 69 445 233 210 38 44 ] 78, 42 69 Hosagadde Kw 1,048 42 42 22(> 142 84 32 25 1 33 7 70 Bandihalli 197 17 17 87 54 33 9 10 16 2 71 Kuniganaha.1li 621 92 92 336 188 148 18 21 36 5 72 Adaravalli 373 47 47 135 73 62 14 8 14 6 73 Heggave 653 36 36 151 77 74 14 17 26 6 74 Kelava.lli 328 12 12 62 32 30 10 12 10 8 75 Vad(Joru 1,113 64 64 280 142 138 50 4S 55 20 76 Kirahunse 761 21l 29 194 91 103 7 9 20 10 77 Harakana.ha.lli Pw 241 24 24 71 34 37 1 11 10 7 5 78 Ha.lekere Tk 754 33 33 160 86 74 34 28 21 4. 79 HoBt'kere Tk 413 36 36 177 105 72 31 10 2 30 3 80 Bage 1,120 205 205 760 407 353 112 113 105 43 81 Gante Bommanahalli 94 6 6 22 11 II 4 1 82 Yedehalli 1,189 96 96 515 253 262 93 71 68 30 83 Alavalli 2,381 45 45 199 99 100 2 3 32 15 84 Gulagalale Pw 648 59 59 312 176 136 15 14 63 17 85 Kakana.mane Kw 425 86 86 369 200 169 18 15 70 18 86 Kendanamane 787 38 38 166 86 80 4 3 3 5 30 6 87 Hebbanahalli Pw 1,014 80 80 425 235 190 68 48 6 6 72 25 88 Balagodu 1,286 104 104 466 234 232 110 109 64 26 89 Udevara. PPw 1,113 177 177 776 406 370 57 41'> 162 97 gO Kesa.guli 969 124 124 499 260 239 75 63 71 111 391 DmECTORY T ALUK-Contd. '1;:otal WORKERS Non .A.----______~ workers workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VII VIII IX X 81. r-~ f~ ,..A...-." ,.A.-,_ ,--.A.-.. .-.A.-, ,.-A--. ,-~ ~ ,-_;..,_,.. M F III F M F M :r M F M F M F III F M F M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 41 24 14 2 2 22 19 23 48 46 38 8 10 4 5 15 3 2 2 2 2 24 51 47 66 43 1 45 29 19 14 49 50 48 210 133 20 12 ., 115 94 8 2 2 51 39 138 190 49 20 10 18 10 16 13 50 143 89 55 Ii 7 60 71 :) 5 ., 5 5 128 141 61 47 33 45 32 2 1 19 24 52 128 82 43 27 11 55 52 9 5 2 1 1 1 80 82 53 35 11 20 I 14 ]0 25 57 64 149 80 30 2 11 5 102 73 4 77 178 M 1 4. 3 66 116 49 78 8 !l 3 22 16 20 5 1 2 1 113 159 57 45 32 25 1~ -1, 2 13 17 2 36 50 58 201 149 59 29 1~ 4 108 113 2 9 1 I 4 2 131 166 59 196 74 73 27 10 2 28 16 13 3 16 1 2 51 27 197 180 60 67 22 30 4 3 10 9 15 4 2 ~ 4 41 71 61 38 15 24 1 4 2 1 8 12 29 64 62 32 29 19 6 3 2 3 7 21 35/ 28 63 442 256 73 13 .. 247 218 23 .. 25 8 14 8 4 48 16 217 330 64 47 31 35 11 2 5 4 20 21 32 65 343 104 41 15 12 1 130 49 8 17 15 14 38 78 25 216 359 66 40 32 32 12 19 3 3 1 26 41 67 145 104 37 11 ]Ii 2;) 68 67 4 9 II 2 90 106 68 101 58 21 11 :3 9 59 33 18 5 41 26 69 28 21 16 2 II 19 26 12 70 127 68 14 10 101 56 1 1 1 8 1 61 80 71 53 32 4 1 47 31 1 1 20 30 72 47 31 27 21 4 2 14 7 2 1 30 43 73 20 12 5 1 4 5 6 2 4 5 l~ 18 74. 97 23 73 4 10 12 19 45 115 75 51 19 :{4. Ii 14 ]3 3 40 84 76 25 21 22 21 2 9 16 77 54 31 15 5 2 2 36 23 32 43 78 75 37 . 7 1 1 15 49 21 16 2 30 35 79 259 183 21 2 .. 181 163 18 8 3 3 27 14 148 170 80 7 :2 1 4 4 10 81 126 71 4:\ 59 65 3 20 6 127 191 82 48 19 17 1 14 10 3 1 13 7 51 81 83 97 27 39 ~ 6 20 11 2 1 1 28 13 79 109 84- 137 76 15 3 93 63 2 23 12 63 93 85 59 30 5 7 35 25 1 I 4 6 3 27 50 86 134 60 20 13 76 56 1 8 5 11 4 101 130 87 145 54 96 4 13 21 31 29 3 2 89 178 88 . 256 141 96 37 86 68 4 6 16 4 1 43 36 150 229 89 162 101 43 8 3 106 77 12 13 98 138 90 392 VILLAGE MANJARABAD Literate Total f;cheduled Scheduled and Area Occu- Population Castes Tribes educated SI. in pied House ,----"---." ,.-.-A--., ,.--"---., .--A--." No. Village Amenities Acres Houses holds P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 }3 14 91 Mattagalale Pw 179 9 9 45 18 27 12 23 4 92 Keruvale Kw 32 18 18 101 48 53 7 11 21 12 93 Lakkunda l'w 580 50 50 214 108 106 36 28 12 4 94 Sundahalli Pw 596 38 38 168 95 73 73 57 5 2 95 Sidigalale Pw 151 24 24 182 96 86 61 45 24 II 96 Mugali PPw 1,048 74 74 424 203 221 67 45 67 14 97 Kudanahalli Kw 390 50 50 264 129 135 64 64 24 19 98 Golagonde 643 116 116 612 284 328 140 132 106 58 99 Esaluru* HD Rhc Pw Poe (d) 2,790 347 347 1,710 837 873 227 232 436 245 100 Chikkakundur PKwE (d) 700 69 69 381 187 194 53 67 75 17 101 Doddakundut PKwE(d} 997 62 62 391 200 191 23 20 90 38 102 Mathur pw 722 26 26 160 82 78 5 6 28 4. 103 Maragahalli PKw 2,069 55 55 282 143 139 45 45 45 17 104 Haggadahalli YwE(d) 522 27 27 153 82 71 9 5 31 6 105 ChangodibaIIi MPwE(d) 528 78 78 403 230 173 63 61 123 -48 106 Herur 1,731 79 79 393 200 193 134 140 49 9 107 Santhahalli PPw 778 93 93 487 234 253 42 41 75 2~ 108 Sundavalli* MPwPo 701 52 52 266 134 132 43 41 44 7 109 Manjm PPw 403 39 39 233 115 118 3 1 41. 20 llO Echalaboodu>l< M. PwPo 583 130 130 626 316 310 68 75 107 44 111 Ralale Estate Pw 182 33 33 127 71 56 13 34 16 5 112 Hanse Estate PPw 266 106 106 464 235 229 42 54 70 31 113 Hanse PPw 722 73 73 388 206 182 II 6 102 25 114 Kalale MPw 1,073 70 70 401 214 187 24 19 98 3S 115 Thod!11mllu Kw 481 30 30 169 91 78 30 28 ,20 /) 116 Kowendi Pw 530 107 107 447 223 224 '29 28 30 31 117 Hosakote Estate Pw 431 36 36 178 90 88 10 6 13 2 118 Hosakote Pw 878 84 84 409 222 187 16 2 46 8 119 Hoam" PDKwPo 793 55 55 272 135 137 38 33 46 I\} 120 Kadaluru Pw 398 20 20 88 46 42 1 7 4 121 Narum PPw 859 42 42 247 122 125 21 16 31 IS 122 Hulagathur Estate 471 10 10 41 27 14 1 3 123 Oodahalli PKw 454 31 31 164 80 84 25 32 19 5 124 Thambalagere Kw 1,135 in 31 181) 1)3 96 4 2 32 1~ 125 Mageri UKw 1,900 66 66 407 242 165 14 12 94 24 126 Banagere Kw 1,640 36 36 209 113 96 5 3 34 10 127 Kongahalli PKw 1,197 47 47 241 114 127 11 14 23 8 128 Goddu P Pw E(i)(d) 1,284 54 54 446 227 219 1 100 42 129 Hulagathur PPw 773 51 51 293 147 146 8 18 46 18 130 Hadalakirehalli Kw 400 17 17 84 45 39 31 34 131 Uchangi* MD Rho Pw Po E(d) 1,265 143 143 620 382 238 32 16 167 U5 132 Pala.halli Pw 523 22 22 135 65 70 1 16 5 133 Karagoor PPW 960 68 68 367 172 195 34 39 55 14 134 Lakkunda PKwE (d) 1,332 60 60 362 184 178 21 22 66 -24 135 HaIliyuru Pw 850 15 15 97 54 43 9 7 20 3 393 DIRECTORY TALUK-contrl. ; Total WORlt.:aS ~on 'Worker! r-'------~------Workers (I-IX) I II IV V VI VII VIII IX X .....---A..---, ~ r-"'--. ~ ~ ~ r-"-~ ,_...A.~ r- ~ r-.A..--, Sl. H F M F M F M F 1tI J' MFHFM FMF M F No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 12 5 9 3 3 6 22 91 30 8 24 5 2 4, :1 18 45 92 54 39 22 It 29 28 3 54 67 93 49 31 4 I 43 30 2 46 42 94 52 31 27 9 10 9 13 18 44 5fi 95 117 65 75 36 2 I 22 12 13 13 86 156 96 115 40 24 J 2 3 30 23 8 11 64 95 97 144 40 33 1 17 1 58 24 3 5 27 14 140 288 98 423 62 224 5 14 22 64 19 18 4 3 99 1 414 811 90 106 6 53 17 2 24 3 3 8 81 188 100 112 3 93 2 11 2 5 8 188 101 43 5 29 5 6 8 39 73 102 82 38 29 1 4 .( 37 17 9 16 61 101 103 41 11 13 14, :I 9 6 5 2 41 00 104 135 38 19 25 8 31 13 14 7 19 20 17 95 135 105 107 25 67 13 25 931 5 1 1 1 2 1 93 1~ 106 114 25 82 14 12 232 1 2 1 9 7 120 228 107 70 44 15 16 15 2 22 15 1 3 14 11 64 88 108 52 2 51 1 2 63 U6 109 193 135 53 21 1 ., 105 104 2 4 27 10 123 175 110 50 30 42 30 4 4 21 26 III 58 108 ., 142 108 13 2 1 77 121 112 110 50 5 25 8 9 4 9 96 182 113 101 1 74 1 9 10 2 6 113 186 114 59 8 28 3 1 20 2 1 6 4 32 70 115 144 85 25 \ 7 101 83 3 I 7 2 19 139 116 57 40 55 40 2 33 48 I17 136 79, 41 13 II 76 66 7 86 HIS 118 72 42 26 31 19 11 5 4 4 13 '63 95 119 22 7 19 7 24 35 120 63 21 33 2 10 8 HI 11 1 3 59 104 121 18 7 17 7 9 7 122 49 10 21 8 20 7 2 31 7~ 123 46 40 18 30 21 8 7 2 47 56 124 130 70 20 12 I 2 8."J "'9 3 4 19 7 H2 95 12" 58 4:~ 28 35 14 8 12 2 2 55 53 126 61 33 18 25 33 12 6 53 94 127 133 51 45 36 17 25 3 1 3 19 94 HI8 128 85 20 41 6 ~ 7 2 1 14 12 62 126 129 20 8 4 5 11 7 25 31 130 222 45 62 2 9 45 2 4 6 1 3 11 2 4 78 37 160 198 131 42 12 19 8 7 2 15 2 23 58 132 98 45 53 31 9 5 29 9 2 2 2 1 74 150 133 98 27 56 2 1 14 8 6 7 1~ 17 86 151 134 26 3 II 1 3 4 10 28 4{) 135 VILLAG_ 'MANJARABAD Literate Total Scheduled Soheduled and Area. Occu PopulatioJl Castes Tribes educated 81. in pied. House ,--~ __--, ,-_..A.--" ,--..A.--,. ,...--A----., No. Village A manitie. Acres Houses holds P M F M F ~I F M F ·1 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 la6 Hadya P Pw E(d) . 1,804 90 90 437 246 191 ,.1 43 102 49 la7 Igoor P PwE (d). 1.221 135 1:15 607 327 280 !J4 97 13 70 22 188 Igoof Esta! p l' Pw E(d) . 748 74 74 241 146 95 27 16 51 12 139 Herur PP1'I' 639 74 74 405 205 2oo 31 30 5:l 5 140 Athiganahalli Kw 1.907 26 26 1 ')') 62 60 24 26 18 3 141 Doddanahalli S23 32 :I~ 165 tl7 78 22 19 29 12 142 GowdMabylu Kw 164 \() 10 67 31 36 :l 5 1 143 Hennali p" 831 46 46 2:31 124. 107 21 I 144 Magalu Pw 711 59 59 243 126. 117 32 34 13 3 141} Kumba.rahlllli PPwPo 476 4:1 43 22,; 112 113 40 25 9 146 Kola.nahalli Kw 555 11 11 88 47 41 18 7 147 Kerodi p l.279 127 127 ,391 301 290 2 70 20 148 Chikkakallur Kw 364 27 27 118 53 65 18 19 22 10 149 Thontalapura. RivE(d) 527 12 12 61 33 28 22 16 7 6 11}0 Doddakallur PPw 780 52 278 127 151 fil 75 43 22 151 Saragahalli Kw 431 32 32 183 92 91 20 22 18 5 152 Hethuru 1II D RIH' Pw Po E(d) 1,867 275 275 1,562 913 749 146 134 418 149 153 Markahalli Pw 2,069 26 26 124 67 57 12 11 18 154 Haldahalli PPw 1,039 66 66 403 221 182 4 :l 75 30 155 Jedigadde Riv 1,046 6 6 24 14 10 1 2 1,,6 Attihalli* MD RhcPw Po 1.388 103 103 608 344 264 70 83 145 .54 157 Kumathahalli Pw 1,059 27 2i 135 78 57 1 2 26 13 158 Bachahalli Pw 825 38 3S 262 143 119 54 42 1 17 6 159 Yaragahalli Tic 883 27 27 192 106 86 2 28 6 160 Maragathur Kw 591 6 6 30 19 11 8 1 161 Byagadahalli PPw 597 180 180 360 212 148 18 12 64 16 162 Vanagur l' Pw 2,406 87 87 515 277 238 1.5 10 100 33 163 Vanagur Estate 235 Un-inhabited 164· Arani Estate 1,384 Un-inhabited 165 Markanahalli Pw 1,842 34 173 86 87 18 2 21 166 Boranamane Kw 840 7 7 32 18 14 7 1 167 Yatlahalli Riv 3,251 41 41 218 129 89 1 ~ 33 8 168 Arani 2,930 30 ;10 344 268 76 3 2 78 15 169 Bisale State Forest 8,750 Un-inhabited 170 Bajemant" Estate. 1,479 Un~inhabited 171 Battekuruari Pw 1,708 13 13 140 106 :H 5 14 2 172 Hongaduhalli Pw 2,042 131 131· 809 426 383 78 76 106 29 173 Balehalli Pw 1,707 23 23 154 97 57 1 2 7 4 15 i 174 Kagenerl State Forest. 7,033 Un-inhabited 175 Yede Kumari 1,362 5 5 44 29 15 6 176 Hosahalli pp", 1,192 :33 :~3 156 86 70 3 35 10 ] 77 Himdanahalli 1,116 31 :n 170 85 8li 2 21 7 178 Chinnahalli Pw 1,339 39 39 232 109 123 3 28 9 179 Bommanakere PPw 879 66 66 ;389 211 178 58 55 75 31 180 Voddarahalli 454 5 29 15 14 2 4 5 395 DIRECTORY TALUK-('olitJ. Tot&l :'\00- worker~ r------_-.- ---- ______--- __.A.. ______------, workprs (I-IX) I n III IV V vr VII VIII IX .X r-.A..---., .---A--. ,-.A..~ ~ ,-~ ,-.A..~ ,---A-- ,-.A-." r-~ ~ ,-.A..~ Sl • M F :'II F ~1 :F \r F M J<' }f _F M F ~r F :'Ii F ~[ F ~f F :Xu. 15 1 Ii 17 18 III 20 21 23 2.~ 21i 28 2!l 30 31 33 34 35 36 153 43 li6 45 20 7 6 32 20 9:1 ].is 1 :)1] 216 104 61) 87 31 19 :Iii 20 1 16 2 111 176 137 107 !i8 96 55 6 :1 :19 :n 1:18 116 30 93 13 U H 17 89 170 139 3( !) 24 2 ., i\ S 28 ;')\ 1411 43 37 44 73 141 15 14 I;; 14 16 22 142 iO 2!) 58 23 5 ;)4- i8 14:l 79 55 28 23 :2 2 47 ao 47 62 144 66 ;;0 40 29 7 5 12 7 16 ,W 63 14;', 37 13 11 H 21 3 3 1 I 2 \ 0 28 146 180 140 110 105 16 19 18 12 I) 2 2 2 13 2 121 150 147 27 26 24 26 :l 26 39 148 H) 6 R 5 10 1 14 22 149 82 42 60 39 21 3 (1) 109 150 51 4:1 45 38 5 41 48 151 545 85 2;{4o II 1 102 ,(4 4 9 12 6 58 S3 13 368 664 152 36 4 17 2 10 I 3 3 I :n 53 153 130 16 75 ~ « 5 3 8 5 91 Hl6 154 10 3 3 6 6 2 4 7 151\ 232 39 6.5 5 57 2 9 9 :l 21 28 28 112 225 156 46 14 :l3 12 5 2 I 2 2 :l2 43 157 75 28 10 12 :~ 58 13 3 68 \11 158 59 I:~ 5 7 2 47 1\ 47 73 159 14 . I 2'" 2 4- 5 10 160 142 22 12 7 7 45 12 I 12 24 31 2 70 115 161 171 9:1 42 lK 5 24 3 8 fi 15 9 106 186 162 Un -inhabited 163 Un-inhabited 164 56 32 28 16 4 HI 8 3 7 30 55 165 4 5 6 1 2 4 10 166 36 53 2 2 12 20 20 2 46 f;:3 167 21 43 2 83 18 I 61 13 3 28 36 55 168 Un -inh&bitf'd 1119 Un-inhabitecl 170 82 9 16 2 4 56 1 9 24- 25 171 266 42 127 1\ 5 90 15 :l II 24 10 3 3 7 1&0 341 172 62 27 1 2:1 9 56 173 Un-inhahitNt 174 12 7 2 2 17 15 175 48 6 31 1\ 4 8 5 38 64 176 53 4, 27 1 11 1 13 3 32 81 177 60 6 48 3 5 7 2 49 117 178 136 24 71 II 4 47 23 75 154 179 10 2 6 1 3 2 5 12 180 396 VILLAGE MANJARABAD Literate Totai Scheduled Scheduled and Arc .. Occu Population Castes Tribes educated 81. in pied House ,---"----, ~ ,.-'--,. ,-A..~ No. Amenities Acre~ Houses holds P M :F )1 F M F M F 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 181 1Curubathur ~I Pw 544 88 88 387 207 180 17 15 119 55 182 Yadavarahltlli Pw 525 35 35 201 108 93 72 38 36 7 183 Bellur P1Cw 947 86 86 464 247 217 98 85 57 11 184 Nidigerc .' PPw 1,024 92 92 410 209 201 81 80 42 21 185 Eehalapura 404 21 21 1:11 62 69 10 11 28 12 186 Hadlahalli 1,033 115 115 6tH 362 299. 82 78 166 53 187 Ummatur 1,421 59 59 330 155 175 39 45 46 7 188 1Carl\digala 1,241 75 7.~ 369 173 196 5 7 36 15 189 Valalahalli PPw 655 112 112 601 308 293 95 97 107 38 190 Hiriyur MPw 1,193 !) !) 42 21 21 5 4 191 Bannahalli Pw 505 13 13 65 37 28 3 192 Bobbanahalli 924 44 44 233 140 93 2 41 4 193 1Curubarahalli 565 35 3.'5 215 116 99 9 38 2 194 Hanabalu* ;'II Rhe Pw Po E(i) 1,298 289 289 1,521 855 666 66 51 286 145 195 Hadige Estate 193 2 2 9 5 4 5 196 Mad&llapura 643 91 91 448 235 213 99 77 67 58 76 34 197 Makkihalli 750 33 33 156 85 71 32 32 12 9 8 198 Mavinah&lli PPw 462 71 71 371 210 161 80 60 64 12 199 Agalahatti PPw 1,203 91 91 414 207 :?07 18 14 11 4, 56 22 200 Dltbbegadde 1Cw 383 22 22 79 45 34 2 18 Ii 201 Jambaradi 2,481 82 82 365 212 153 18 22 9 5 69 27 202 1Cyamanahalli 16,042 144 144 654 355 299 55 41 . 1 82 30 203 Mavina 1Coppalu 284 13 13 64 31 33 1 13 4 204 Rakk&8ida Estak 919 47 47 165 107 58 19 14 38 26 20 1 205 Aga.ni 3,385 70 70 356 196 160 42 32 sr 40 206 1Cadamane Estate P D Mew Spo E(i)(d) 6,353 446 446 1,953 1,150 803 734 646 3 327 49 207 1Cadamane PPw 2,625 37 37 150 96 54 22 4 208 Manjanahalla Estate. 2,152 77 77 356 186 170 76 2 209 Heggade P.J Pw 13,945 213 213 1,237 668 569 24 23 216 95 210 Manibigathi E.tate 834 ()ninhat>ired 211 1Cumarahalli 160,42 12 12 103 49 54 7 25 14 212 Hodallhahalli 1,321 12 12 55 27 28 12 7 10 8 213 Aehanahalli 3,908 70 70 431 261 170 34 33 131 51 214 Jl.b.ragunda 1,0.40 46 46 2~6 136 110 18 19 62 25 215 Na,lagahalli 1,000 45 45 213 113 100 10 28 53 23 216 Neekanahalli 1,042 131 1:11 699 392 307 134 110 147 76 217 Maragadi Pw 1,277 24 24 138 78 60 14 21 6 38 11 218 Hiremande Pw 1,109 26 26 134 74 60 28 48 19 5 219 Devalad.a.kere M* Pw Po E(a)(i)(d) 935 66 66 429 250 179 10 21 3 2 106 6fj 220 1Cogaravalli Pw . 1,284 37 37 183 104 79 11 16 53 18 221 Hanehigodahalli 301 30 30 127 60 67 16 19 11 7 222 Huradi 812 114 114 500 274 226 94 81 97 44 223 Acheharadi 1,184 53 5:l 275 153 122 12 12 1 51 13 224 Bachanahalli 537 11 11 53 23 30 5 16 5 4 225 Hanehe Godanahalli Estate 545 80 80 309 166 143 73 44 40 14 226 Ba.chanahalli Avarakadu Estate 130 12 12 45 20 25 2 227 Hadige 757 66 66 439, 174 265 18 28 8 70 27 397 DIRECTORY TALUK-concld Total WORKERS Non --___.A.-- ______~ workers Workers Sl. (!.IX) II IV V VI VII VIII IX X No_ r-"--.. ~ ,.--"-~ ~ r-~,--A--. ,-.A--.., ~ ~ M F M F M F MF MF MF MF MF }I F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 35 36 130 22 28 6 4 10 7 17 4 3 2 24 21 2 77 158 181 66 32 48 27 4 7 1 2 42 61 182 1~ 99 102 71 4 28 26 6 1 107 118 183 125 103 D2 ill 12 10 10 4 5 4. ij Il-t 98 184 33 25 4 3 1 29 69 185 190 6 146 2 3 26 2 6 9 2 172 293 186 101 13 38 38 g 18 5 2 4 54 162 187 III 9 62 3 45 6 4 62 187 188 177 3 45 6 97 2 3 13 131 290 189 13 2 8 3 8 21 190 28 6 10 4 1 3 9 27 191 81 11 5 3 69 8 4 59 82 192 60 2 53 4 56 99 193 543 188 113 60 44 17 185 96 47 2 64 2 25 5 (; 5 312 478 194 4 4 195 144 111. 37 56 73 53 7 14 2 :~ 91 102 1\16 53 37.17 17 i 5 28 15 I 32 34 197 110 84 62 44 47 35 5 100 77 198 133 101 30 26 7 7 75 68 9 3 4 74 106 199 26 7 9 1 17 6 19 27 200 134 :n 52 3 7 70 26 2 2 2 78 122 201 213 64 52 2 8 141 62 3 2 5 142 235 202 26 9 14 40 9 3 2 5 24 203 81 40 74 40 4 3 26 18 204 124 18 43 58 18 7 .. 16 72 142 205 761 -i12 681 407 29 16 7 (\ 22 4 389 391 206 56 2 12 2 22 7 .. 7 8 40 52 207 107 81 .. 103 81 3 79 89 208 399 154 35 295 123 12 38 24 7. 5 269 415 209 Un-inha.bited 210 30 26 2 4 25 21 2 19 28 211 16 II 4 2 12 9 11 17 212 178 83~ 56 46 5 70 28 2 12 32 9 83 87 213 84 60 14 17 2 29 29 11 1 27 14 52 50 214 65 5 5 44 3 4 I 10 48 95 215 22-i 15 10 IS7 15 5 2 3 18 166 292 216 57 6 1 27 1 14 8 21 59 217 52 17 5 2 27 14 4 1 7 (} 3 22 43 218 176 28 20 76 21 12 8 43 13 7 76 151 219 74 9 14 10 31 3 3 4 H -1 3 30 70 220 -i0 26 10 27 26 3 20 41 221 167 69 52 3 87 68 7 5 4 8 107 157 222· 94 20 41 3 39 17 6 7 59 102 223 14 3 3 9 3 2 9 27 224 106 75 4 92 73 2 4 4 60 68 - 225 13 13 12 13 7 12 226 113 37 32 1 51 36 5 I) 3 1 6 I 61 228 227 39S TOWN MANJARABAD Lite~&tc Occu- Tobll'opulation Scheduled CAitO. Sheduled Tribes aIld .,ducat"d Sl. Na.me of Town/ Area in pied Hou.e- r----_.A~-~ ,---..A.---...,. ,----...... __--.,. ,-___,A__--... No. Wa.rd/Bloek· Sq. miles Hou.os hold~ P '1 J;' ~I Ii' '1 F '1 J;' 2 :i 40 ;) Ii 7 8 ~I 10 11 l:.! 13 14 Malljarabad Urban (M) 4.0 1,H77 1,46H 7,935 4,372 3,563 312 235 2,654 1,569 Block No. 110 110 631 330 301 60 31 166 109 2 63 63 350 203 147 78 36 :3 104 104 593 316 277 250 178 4 66 66 438 269 169 223 76 5 66 66 390 230 160 5 163 89 6 145 145 627 H18 309 130 128 167 97 7 90 90 538 277 261 38 35 115 57 1\ 69 69 387 207 180 7 3 142 116 !J 81 81 558 275 283 179 189 1U 60 0(1 274 153 121 S 12 61 40 11 S3 125 670 387 283 2 21:3 150 12 110 llO 481 260 221 25 3 145 57 13 90 90 433 242 191 27 Ii 13b 68 14 50 50 399 225 174 169 79 15 118 ll8 449 235 214 142 80 16 39 54 381 246 135 8 5 no 91 17 33 62 336 199 137 146 57 PRIMARY CENSUS ;\lANJARABAD Litera.te Tota.l Scheduled Scheduled and Area. Oceu- Population Ca.stee Tribes educated in pied Hou~6- ,---.Jo---_ .-.A--. ~ ~ ,--~ Village Amenities Acres Hou!eII holds P M J;' l\I F M F l\I F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 .\IlIonja.rabad Taluk Total 39i.5 15,289 15,375 77,522 41,457 36,065 9,099 8,374 256 187 14,342 6,009 Rural 391.5 13,912 13,912 69,587 37,085 32,502 8,7S7 8,139 256 187 11,688 4,440 t:rb"ll 4.0 ],37. 1.463 7,935 4,372 3,563 312 235 2,654 1,569 3!Hl DIRECTORY 'l'ALUK Total WORKERS Kon· workers r------..A..------______.. _-"'""'\ workers (I.IX) I II III V VI VII VIII IX X ~ ,..A.-.,. ~---, ,.A.--.,. ,..A.","",\ r-"--"\ ,.A.-,,\,.---A--, ,-.A.-,,-A--... ~J. M F 1\1 F M F 1\1 F ~1 F M ];' 1\1 F;\1 F :)[ .F M ];' No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 :ltl 29 30 31 82 33 34 :15 36 2,437 319 149 33 16 4 70 19 60 21 303 9 174 10476 34 148 1,041 189 1,935 3,244 168 45 16 10 6 5 6 14 2 2 .. 19 6 11 61 22 162 256 132 24 8 2 13 13 I 8 27 .. 27 12 35 7 71 123 155 11 15 8 1 8 4 27 16 68 10 161 266 184 5 7 3 16 27 25 5 101 4 85 164 142 11 I 2 17 Hi 33 5 68 -1 88 149 162 19 31 2 1 21 4 34 1 60 18 156 290 7 131 21 6 1 2 17 13 28 3 5 ., IH 15 146 240 119 15 5 26 6 12 2 .. 68 14 88 165 8 133 29 15 7 7 4 .. 17 1 7 76 27 142 254 (I 82 12 5 2 8 3 3 12 (; 8 4 36 6 71 109 W 177 9 4 2 26 11 41 J 3 80 !) 2ill 274 11 137 28 16 2 3 17 24 2 22 5 i 47 18 12:3 193 12 148 23 12 7 15 16 4 32 7 10 48 6 H-t 16t> 13 144 6 2 24 19 1 45 15 39 ;; 81 168 14 147 W 4 2 6 24 2 8 39 6 8 ., 59 13 88 185 15 161 17 8 9 l 3 3 1 10 30 12 \13 6 85 118 II; 115 15 9 6 3 6 4 () 2 37 7 41 5 84 122 17 ABSTRACT TALUK Total 'WORKERS Worker. ,-- - .------...... ---:------_._------.,. \Yorkers IX I 'II III IV V VI VII Vln IX X ,---"---.,. ,---...... --. ,.A.-.,. ,~ ,~~ ~ ~ ~ ...... -"\ ,-.A.----, 111 ]<' M :F .M F 'M lJ' M }' M F ]\! F 1\1 F M }l' M ];' !II .1<' 15 Hi 17 18 19 :!1 23 24 25 :!6 "27 :::!8 :::!9 30 31 32 33 35 36 24,747 9,404 7,474 2,128 1,797 957 9,090 4,922 401 llO 922 97 880 47 925 56 219 3,039 1,086 16,710 26,661 22'310 9,085 7,325 2,095 1,781 953 9,020 4,903 341 89 619 88 706 37 449 22 71 1,998 S97 14,775 23,417 2,437 Sl9 149 33 l() 70 19 6ll 21 303 9 174 G6 34 148 1,041 Ill\} 1.935 3.244 CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KARNATAKA CULTURAL HERITAGE OF KARNATAKA KARNATAKA has had a long and glorious past. or Vishnu. Side by side, the Dravidian form of worship Its antiquity is traced even to the Vedas and other of the Cobra. Spirits and trees were alw prevalent. ~criptures. A Kannada alphabet has been read even The worship of' Shakti ' in the form of several female into the pictographic representations of Mohenjodaro. deities with their animal sacrifices also appears to have The excavations at Chandravalli, Maski, Brahmagiri, been prevalent then. Konnur and several other places have proved that Karnataka is rich in prehistory of thousand~ of years Under the above conditions 1ainism and Buddhism having attained a high status even then. Being an with the gospel of 'Ahimsa' came to Kar.(lataka. integral part of India, Karnataka has contributed to Of the two, 1ainism appears to have been the first to the moving pageant of Indian culture as a whole, and, come (some scholars hold the view that Buddhism was as such it has a significant place in the annals of India, the first to come) with the Mauryan Emperor Chandra hoth historical and cultural. So a peep into the gupta and his spiritual guide Bhadra Bahu in about ; ultural heritage of Karnataka is worth taking. However, 300 B.C. and it has lasted longer. 1ainism spread from t should never be imagined that the culture of its spiritual centres at Sravan Belagola, Karkala, Karnataka is in any way distinct from that of the other Koppala, etc. Its principles of Ahimsa and of parts of India. IConly forms a part' of it and contri spiritual self-reliance had a special appeal. butes towards the richness of the Indian culture as a whole. . Buddhism had its influcncc during the days of King Ashoka when it secured a large number of converts The scope of the survey now undertaken being mostly in Banavasi and round about areas. But limited, it is not possible to fully touch upon all the 1ainism had already struck deep roots and so it could ancient glories of this land. However, an attempt has not be supplanted by a religion which to the common been made to take a broad survey in the fields of man, was not very much different. Religion and Philosophy; Art, Architecture and Music; Painting and allied arts, Literature and The rise of Shankaracharya in the 8th century W'h 10urnalism. a good augury for Brahminism and Vedic culture. H established 4 principal Mutts, perhaps the earliest and By no stretch oi- imagination can this attempt claim most famous being the Matha of Sringeri. The to have any originality as the material has been philosophy propounded by Shankara is styled as collected from the works of several scholars and Advaita, the philosophy of absolute Monism. By him research workers. The only idea of presenting this interpretation of Brahman Shankara opposed the with th; Census Report is to keep the common man 'Negative void' doctrine of heterodox philosopher. apprised of his and his country's heritage and also to give him a stimulus to engage himself in the field of Second of the triad of " three great Acharyas" was Ramanujacharya (lith century) who though hailing research and study of the unexplored sources of the from Tamil Nad spent his years of enlightenment in cultural and historical background. Karnataka. His system goes by the name of Visish 1. Religion and Philosophy tadvaita or qualified Monism. The doctrine of Ramanuja gave great prominence to the Bhakti cult. Karnataka is predominantly a land of Religion and PhilosophY. Its religious history is varied, the The third Acharya was Madhwa born in 1238 near remarkablc feature being fhat from even prechristian Udipi. He taught the Dvaita doctrine, the doctrine era, the doors of Karnataka have been kept open not characterised by unqualified dualism and devotion to only to all the great religions of India but also other Vishnu. He founded eight pontifical seats at Udipi parl s of the world, besides the religions which sprang for the worship of Krishna, whose temple also he up on ;ts own soil. erected. When the Aryans came to settle down in South About the middle of the 12th century a great fudia, they followed the Vedic religion of sacrifice, revolution took place in North Karnataka when Basava modified by the later school of devotion to God Siva of Bagewadi revived the Veerasaiva faith. Though (b) Basava is considered to be the mam foundoo: of this expression in many forms of art. One peculiarity of ,faith by some, some believe that Ekanta Ramayya the art of Kannadigas has been that generally it has was the founder. Some others believe the panch a been made to ~ ubserve the highest ends of life, as found charyas, viz., Ekorama, Panditaradhya, Revana and in their philosophy and religion. Marula and Vishvaradhya founded this system. Doing away with the sacredotal side of religion, Basava, Considering architecture and sculpture, Karnataka reduced it to simple rules of conduct. The religious has made a great contribution not only to Indian art climate of those days was surcharged with devotion but to the art of the world. Its styles of architecture and mysticism. He gave stimulus to the school of and sculpture have been original and also present devotion to Shiva and built up the Veerasaiva a variety. As historically Karnataka was ruled both institution of Anubhava Mantapa in Kalyana, the by Hindu and Muslim dynasties, we find architecture capital of King Bijjala of the Kalachurya house. of both the styles. Geographically too, Karnataka is situated between the Northern and extreme Southern Like the Veerasaiva mysticism, the 'Dasakuta' parts of India. If we find in the North, Indo-Aryan established by Naraharithirtha and Shripadaraya and style of architecture, in the South we have the Dravidian which held sway for about 200 years, is indigenous to school of architecture. Karnataka has imbibed the the soil of Karnataka. The famous Dasas like best of these two styles of architecture and has Purandharadasa and Kanakadasa spread the message introduced an architectural style of its own. of Dasakuta, which is based on the impermanence of this worldly existence, devotion and complete dedication The Karnataka architecture can be divided into the to Vishnu, and sound moral principles in human following groups, i.e., Kadamba, Chaluk,ya, Hoysala dealings. Both these schools of mysticism though Vijayanagara, Buddhist, Ganga and Mahommedan employing different modes, have preached the same respectively. Though in the vt;ry early period there principles of ethics through the path of devotion might have been a few temples like that of Banavasi, or 'Bhakti'. it appears that the architecture of Karnataka really began with the Buddhist Chaityas, Viharas and rock Islam was introduced into Karnataka in the 14th cut caves of the Asokan and Satavahana perio_ds century, though it had entered the western coast followed by the Shiva and Vishnu temples during the earlier. In South India, it was only in Karnataka early Kadamba and Chalukya periods. Jaina that this religion had first takcn some root and architecture spread during the reign of Kadamba and flourished. Ganga kings. But the highest originality and grandeur Christianity started to exert its real influence from of Karnataka architecture was manifested during the 17th century onwards, gathering a momentum in 19th Chalukyan and Hoysala periods between the 8th and century, even though the earliest Christian settlement 13th century. During the reign of Vijayanagara kings., appears to have been at Kalyanpur near Udipi, where there was further augmentation of the traditions it is said a Christian Bishop used to reside much influenced by the Dravidian art. Mahommedan earlier. architectures mainly consisting of mosques and tombs, Gulbarga, Bijapur and Bidar, have a style of their This brief survey shows that Karnataka has been own. It is impossible in architecture in general and either the birth place or a nursery for several faiths. particularly in Indian architecture to strictly. define All the faiths of Karnataka had their royal patronage each group of architecture, correct to the letter. This from time to time. But there is ample evidence to is due to imperceptible fusion or intermixture of show that wide and sympathetic toleration for the different styles of Indian architecture and also different various faiths was the general characteristic of all niethods of classification and nomenclature adopted times. Even to this day, there are several shrines at different times. Karnataka architecture too is not an worshipped both by Hindus and Muslims, e.g., exception to this rule. In fact Hoysala style is an Yamanur in Dharwar District and Baba Budangiri evolution of the Nagar, Kadamba and Chalukya III Chikmagalur. styles, while still remaining distinct. The Kadamba style.-Kadambas had constructed a 2. Art, Architecture and Engineering number of temples in their capital at Banavasi in Karnataka has created a unique position for itself North Kanara District and also at Hal8i in Belgaum in the field of art and architecture. The aesthetic District. Kadambas were the first to introduce two traditions and culture of Historical Karnataka have different parts, viz., Garbhagudi and Sukanasi as till b::en brilliant. Their love of the beautiful has found then there used to be only one hall for the temple. (c) The Saiva temple at Talgunda, the temples at Kadoli, The caves at Ajanta and Badami and the temples ~t Hattikesvara temple at Halsi wh($re we find Kadamba's, Pattadkal and Aihole form the main structures of the innovation of perforated screens or pierced window period. The caves at Badami, the Kameswara cave on \!ither side of the main door, the Kallesvara temple at Ellora, the facade and the capitals of the pillars in and the famous Kamalanarayana temple at Degamve Cave I and XXIV at Ajanta, the Durga and Virupaksha are fine examples of Kadamba architecture. In the temple at Aihole contain marvellous specimens 0" Varahanarasimha temple of Halsi, they introduced sculpture. Special mention has to be made of the four panels each crowned by a Kirtimukha. At marvellous cave temple of KuiIas at Ellora. It was the Yalwatti, we can see the Kadamba style, tower of the work of Rashtrakuta king Krishna. temple. The image of Lakshminarayan at Halsi is elegant ;n carving and majestic in pose. The images The Hoysala style.-This is richly represented by of Ihis period are both in dynamic and static poses the temples of Belm, Halebiclu and Somanathapura. e.g., the image of Durga in Sarab Taluk and dancing They are thc most exquisite specimens of ,he epic girls sculptured in Degamve temple. grandeur, variety and massiveness of Karnataka architecture more so because of the fine blending of The Chalukya style.-Here we notice a lot of architecture and sculpture. They immortalise in stone, influence of the Dravidian style. The temrle consists religion, history and contemporary life in the form of of five parts called V:mana which includes both the dance, dress, manners, etc. Fergusson has compared Garbhagudi and Sukanasi, Mukhamantapa, Gopura the Hoysalesvara and Kedareswara temples of Halebidu on the Mahadwara, Hajara and Dwaramantapa. with the Parthenon of Athens. Built of granite (kagg'lilu) the ground plan is generally four cornered, though some temples with more corners The Hoysala architecture is free from Dravidian are also to be found. The top structure above the influence to a large extent and so it is the most original Vimana has a close resemblance to a Buddhist stupa. contribution of Karnataka to Indian architecture However, the chief distinguishing feature is that and sculpture. The chief distinguishing feature of this prominence is given to the tower on the main gate style is that unlike the Kadamba and Chalukyan temples, rather than tower on the main shrine. Chalukyan the temples are star shaped. Then in Hoysala temples architecture is a perfect blending of the two then we have a conglomeration of shrines in the same temple. prevalent schools of architecture, viz., the northern Again no two pillars of the Hoysala temple are similar Indo-Aryan or Vaishnava style and the Southern to each other. The five parts of a Hoysala temple are Dravidian or Saiva style. The characteristic feature Vimana, Navaranga, Mukhamantapa, Dwaramantapa, of the Dravidian style is the existence of more than one and Sabhamantapa. But unlike the- Chalukyan temples, . storey with an horizontal arrangement in the tower the Gopura is on the main shrine . whereas the tower of the northern temple has a perp@ndicular arrangement with the towers getting The Hoysala sculpture is known for its Bhuwanesh· waris, Madankai or Bracket figures, the Dwarapalas, smaller with the increase in height. The Chalukyan the images of the shrines ancl the figures on the wal;s artists followed the Dravidian style in the matter of Thc Hoysala images are generally state in pose. general outlines, adding to the number of storeys and reduc;ing the size of each higher storey but they adopted the radial symmetry of the tower from the northern The temples are constructed of chloritic schist. style. To ihis fusion of the northern and southern The Vijayanagar styfe.-The ancient city o· Vijaya styles they added a variety of ornamental-details. In nagara, once the capital of a fabulous kingdom has now fact it is difficult to find any part that is not decorated. fallen into obscurity. In spite of the deso!ation, every building, temple, palace has its own story of grandeur Aihole, with about 70 temples, Pattadkal with about and also sorrow. The Virupaksha or Pampapathi temple 10 emples (one of them being Jaina) and Badami with with its unique seven storeys Gopura is a marvellous Ihe fine cave temples are the very important places piece of engineering. The Gopura which is a hollow where we can see this style of architecture. They are pyramid, 120 feet high has a staircase within its thick all in Bijapur District. Other notable places in walls. the State are Lakkundi, Haveri, Niralgi, Galagnath, Hanagal, Bankapur, Kundgol, Laxmeshwar, Tilawalli, The 'ncomplete and unconsecrated Vithala emple Anavatti, Itgi, Kuravatti, Gadag, Dambal, Unakal all has inside its courtyard, a stone ' Rath ' or the vehicle in Dharwar District. of God. On eit11er side of the courtyard stand two Mantapas which are exquisitl! for their fine design and have attracted the attention of several tourists. Most workmanship. But the wonder of the ruins is the great of these buildings are devoid of sculpture but are speci Mantapa in front of the shrine. The roof of this Mantapa mens of great technical and engineering skill. The is supported by huge granite ornamented slabs consist , Golgumbaz ' of Bijapur is one of th~ most remarkable ing of a central slab surrounded by detached shaft; buildings in the world. It is a huge square building and each of these shafts emits a separate note when surmounted by an immense dome forming wonderful struck. whispering gallery and measuring 198 feet outside and 175 feet inside. / The King's balance, a huge stone trough measuring nearly 42 feet in length and three feet square hollowed If Golgumbaz is remarkable for its size and simpli to the thickness of 5 inches, the Hazararama temple, city, Ibrahim Roza at the other end of Bijapur is so for the Narasimha Monolith about 22 feet high are but a its lightness and ornament. Other historical buildings few examples of the Vijayanagara architecture and in the city are the picturesque 'Sat Mazli', 'Jod sculpture. Gumat', 'Jummamasjid' and several other monu ments. The building art at Bijapur is structurally the It is doubtful if there could have been any equa~s .0 most competent phase of architecture in the Deccan. the sculpture of Vijayanagara craftsmen in providing The hemispherical dome and the arch are the chief variety and for their caricaturistic touch pregnant with features of this form. realiSm, vitality and power. The social history of this age has been unravelled in The best examples of Saracenic architecture are to be found at Sira. The domes here are not large, but of a stone at Srisailam, Mudabidri and Bhatkal besides at very light and elegant design, being raised on a sort of Hampi. floral cup. The Lotus Mahal which combines Hindu style roof The palaces of Hyder and Tippu at Srirangapatna and cornices with Mahommedan style arches, shows and Bangalore, the mosque at Srirangapatna, the Gum the influence of the latter style on the constructional works during this period. baz of Hyder and Tippu and the summer palace are other examples of Islamic architecture. The Ganga style.-The contribution of Jainism to {he This brief survey, which cannot claim to be complete art of Karnataka is chiefly noteworthy in the field of by any standards, will show how much Karnataka has iconography. The chief achievement in this respect is contributed to Indian architecture and sculpture. ' found in the three well-known colossi of Karnataka, viz., the statues of Gommateswara or Bahubali at Shravan Engineering in ancient Karnataka was moulded by belgola, Karkala and Venoor which are 56! feet, 41 feet the needs of the age which were comparatively few and and 35 feet respectively. The statues are carved from simple. Granite Tor. The colossal images, standing under an open sky are symbols of peace in stone, of the triumph The first need of man is food and so naturally the of human personality over sorrow and strife. Whereas first concern was to conserve water flowing in the at Sravana Belagola and Venoor, we discern a smile on valleys during the rains, for irrigational purposes. The those wonderful lips of the statues, at Karkala we find ancient Karnataka Engineers formed small reservoirs a complete absorption in meditation. and, tanks by thro\\ The finest examples of metal sculpture of the past consists of copper, zinc and lead or tin. The work J epresent the divinities in their various aspects, parti is of two kinds the" Teh Nishan " in which the design cularly Siva and Parvathi. There are rules and regula is deeply cut and" Zar Nishan " which rather resembles tions laid in the' Sjlpa Shastras' which' codified the the encrusted ware of Tanjore. The articles commonly character"stics, poses, Mudras, etc., and which the made are' ash trays, salvers, hukka bowls, spittoons, craftsmen had to follow when representing divine cups, plates, tumblers, flower vases, surahis, plaques, figures. They could express their own creative genius boxes, etc. Bidriware has special significance in the when representing semi-religious figures like nymphs, Hyderabad Karnataka due to the custom of presenting Gandharvas, Apsaras, animal forms, etc. a complete set of Bidriware utensils, etc., to the bridegroom at marriages. South Indian bronzes are supreme examples of the metal sculptor's genius. Their dynamic symmetry in Wood crafts and wood carving.-This is really an poses, absorbing serenity of expression and rhythmic ancient craft in Karnataka. The skilled carpenters 1>ways are but some of the aspects for which they are of the land were especially prominent in the use of admired. The most important and dramatically con rosewood (blackwood) and teakwood. The furniture, ceived of all the divine images are representations of as we see to-day is apparently a foreign importation but , Nataraja ' in which Siva personifies the kinetic aspect they were not unknown in the past as thrones for our of his divinity. The image of Sharada made of Pancha kings and emperors. In the past, and to a certain loha at Sringeri is a fine specimen of art. Along with extent even to-day, our craftsmen have shown their divine representations, figures of important persons of skill at veneering. Not only wood veneers but those days were also being made. The deepas or dee sandalwood, ivory, horn and tortoise shell have been pams are beautiful figures of human beings holding veneered on surfaces made of inferior wood. lamps, as a symbol of burning devotion of the donors. In wood carving Karnataka was and is one of the There are very few pieces of bronzes of the Chalukyan best known for rich ornamentation, skilful execution period. The art during Hoysa'a period was florid and and characteristic designs. It is a mixed form of highly decorative. During the Vijayanagara period, indigenous and Chalukyan art. It is a decorative art a simple style Came into force. With the post mostly using celestial or divine forms. In fact the Vijayanagar period came decadence and poverty of State has achieved a fame for its sandalwood carving. the creative urge. A variety of the most beautiful and artistic articles are prepared from sandalwood by engraving, inlaying, However, even to this day we find several hereditary veneering, etc. Shimoga, North Kanara, Mysore are craftsmen in South Kanara, North Kanara, Mysore, the most important districts known for this work. Belgaum and some other districts. Stone carving.-Even a casual visit to any· historical Jewellery and metal crafts in Gold and Silver.-The place of Karnataka is sure to convince any person, Indian's innate love of personal adornment is well how adept our craftsmen were in this art. The deta'ls known. It is this love that has kept alive the art of have been discussed when dealing with architecture jewellery making through the centuries. Generally and sculpture. made of the purest and finest materials, it is known for its delicacy, artistic designs and varied nature.. The Ivory carving and Inlaying.-This too 's an ancient art of jewellers of Bangalore, Mysore, South and North art. The Portuguese traveller Paes has described a Kanaras has become famous. They produce ornaments chamber in the Vijayanagar palace as "all of ivory from the smallest possible amount of the precious as well as the chamber as the walls from top to bottom metal, the gold being often beaten to the thinness of and the pillars of the cross timbers had roses and paper but at the same time maintaining its strength flowers of lotuses, all of ivory, and all well executed, and effect of solidity. They do so in spite of their poor so that, there could not be better". Even to-day equipment, relying more on their own skill than on a Mysore is a place of importance in ivory works. The Jarge number of tools or machinery. objects generally produced are elephants cow~, peacocks, tigers, idolls, human figures. etc. Articles The' Bidri-ware' taking its name from Bidar, whose like combs, caskets, cigarette bo!"es, necklaces, bangles, Muslim craftsmen have always been famous for this chessmen, toys, paper cutters, and the like have foreign work, consists of a special style of work which may be market. Jungle and sport scenes also abound in the called" Damascening" in silver. The alloy used for ivory carving in bas-relief produced in Mysore, and these wares differs from place to place, but generally sometimes the articles are further enriched with black (g) lac. In fact Mysore craftsmen excel in ivory inlaying among them were the Dacca Muslins, now a thing of in wood, in spite of the fact that his tools are crude. 'he past. But even to-day Karnataka does produce a They produce excellent pieces of furniture in ebony lot of quality Muslin. Almost every district of Mysore nlaid with ivory, the finest example being the ivory has its centres for producing handwoven cottons, inlaid doors of 'Tippu Sultan's Mausoleum'. Another though in this machine age, they face several vicissitudes. peculiar feature of the Mysore work is that it has a However, it is in silks more than cottons that Mysore simple chaste dignity, the surface of the article being is now famous. The Mysore silks with shots of Gold decorated and not overloaded with ornamentation. lending to them an enchanting beauty are in great demand even outside our own country. Pottery, Ceramics and Glassware.-The unglazed earthenware, red, brown, yellow or grey made in every Hand embroidery.-Hand embroidery has been village, represents the simplest and purest form of art. widely practised in Karnataka since very early times. The origin of this art can be traced to prehistoric times. , Kasuti' is a beautiful form of embroidery, done in So varied are the shapes and so beautiful the workman those places which were ruled at one time or the other ship! There is a special pot for almost evry special by the Chalukyan and Vijayanagar rulers. This type purpose. Now ornamental designs are painted or of embroidery still exists in Belgaum and Dharwar etched on the prepared surface, and sometimes the pots districts, though it has been generally a handicraft and are also glazed. a pastime for the female folk meant more for their personal use. The designs of the Kasuti are generally The tools used are generally simple. Chief of them related to temple. architecture. The famous 'Ilkal' being a flywheel revolving horizontally, weighted round saries made in Bijapur district, are charming with their the rim with lumps of clay and set into motion with borders in green, red or purple, the embroidery covering the hand. As the wheel merrily revolves the craftsman's the whole material. In fact, in every district and in skillful hands shape the mass of clay, gently into the several households we will find women folk doing required shape and form. Then the vessel is taken embroidery work for their own use, if not for out for drying and baking, polish being given to the commercial purposes. baked vessels. Carpets and Rugs.-The art of manufacture of Like pottery. artistic glassware, mostly bangles carpets is not an indigenous one but seems to have were also made in very remote times. These bangles been introduced by the Saracens. Bijapur, Dharwar, of different colours are sometimes ornamented also. Belgaum, Bangalore and several other places in Ihe State produce carpets. Almost every district in the Clay figures and Folk Toys.~The excavations at , Maidan' area produces 'Kambalis'. Mention has Chandrawalli have. proved that clay figures and toys also to be made of 'druggets' made in Bangalore. were being made even in prehistoric times in Karnataka. Made from waste wool clipping and often of wool Our ancient craftsmen spared no pains to supply their from dead sheep, they are naturally much cheaper. children with toys representing domestic and wild animals, and deities of the Hindu Pantheon. They Baskets and Mats.-In the bamboo growing areas of also produced pots and pans in miniature. The toys Karnatak it is a common sight to find men and women whether of clay, wood or metal form the very essence from particular classes weaving baskets, as they move of folk art. The discoveries at • Gombigudda' near from place to place. In the coastal districts of South .Tamkhandi have also revealed that this art was in a high and North Kanaras, where cocoanut is grown in abun state of development in the past. Even to-day places dance, delightful and richly coloured coir floor like Gokak, Honavar, Kumta, Channapatna, Mysorc coverings are prepared. The coir fibre is spun into and Bangalore are famous for their toys. In Channa- yarn and woven into beautiful floor coverings. • patna and Gokak several articles of wood are made Sometimes, the decoration motif is inlaid or stencilled and then lacquered. Folk toys in a way are thc on the mat and sometimes the design is woven as autobiography of the people of this land. in textiles. These mats ani known for durability, sound deadening and soil and damp resisting qualities. Handwoven textiles.-Of all the art manufacture of [ndia, her beautiful textiles are the Qldest. The Besides this there are several other crafts like making products of our weavers have been compared to of incense-sticks, soaps, etc., which are very popular "exquisite poetry in colourful fabrics". Celebrated in Karnataka even to this day. (h) 4. Painting and Allied Art very rich one, though corrupted to a certain exten these days due to the influence of the modern cinema or With regard to painting, though Kannada poetry drama forms. revels in describing old portraits and pictures, very few specimens have come down to us excepting those Its songs are written literature, set to a separate style at Ajanta and Badami. Considering the extent of the of music, also called' Yakshagana ' which is virile and Karnataka territory, the then Kannada artists may have operatic in nature. The themes are mostly from Maha contributed to the amazing frescoes of Ajanta, between bharata, Ramayana, Puranas and Bhagwata. Powerful 1st century, B.C. and 7th century A.D. Pulakesi II, a extempore prose dialogues, rhythmic style of dancing, Chalukyan king from Badami, has been represented colourful and demonstrative costumes and the songs of in one of the frescoes. We can also see some blurred the ' Bhagwata ' in a high pitch to th; accompaniment paintings on the ceilings of one of the Badami caves, of an elongated drum or maddale and a pair of cymbals, and some paintings of the Vijayanagara period in thc keep the audience spellbound through the night. Its Virupaksha temple a' Hampi. , Gamak and Tan' are different and portray the var'ous aspects of dramatic emotions. The contents Of the Kannada poets Rudrabhatta and Ponna mention a songs are translated or developed in dialogue by the famous painter by name Cirghatti. characters. The linear carvings and drawings of animals The earliest reference to Yakshagana was in Kannada and human figures belonging to the period of pre works of 1105 A.D. and 1185 A.D. During the 17th history discovered in ' Gombigudda' hill near century, there were three eminent composers, viz., Devi Jamkhandi also indicate that some more treasures of dasa of Udipi (1640 A.D.), Nagappayya of Koteshwar the type may see the light of the day, if further research (1640 A.D.) and Subba of Brahmavara (1680 A.D.). work is undertaken. In the 18th century Rama of Karur, Ramabhatta of Even now, there is ample talent in cradle painting, Hattiangadi and Venkata of Pandeshwar were promi claymodelling, making of dolls, wooden flora and nent. fauna, sandalwood and ivory carvings, etc., as is borne We have at least 150 themes chosen for those plays out by the skilled craftsmen and painters of Channa and over 100 plays are available in print to-day. The patna, Mysore, Sagar, Shimoga, Kumta, Gokak, 17th century plays mention over 100 Ragas as belonging Kankeri and other places. to Yakshagana. The themes chosen are mainly heroic in content. As such there are no dramas without a 5. Dance, Drama and Music battle, there being very few exceptions to this rule. These three allied arts were in a well developed The " Maddale" or drum work is such as to lend state for several centuries in Karnataka. A Tamil itself to exquisite footwork. Another drum called work of the 2nd century by name 'Silappadikaram' " Chande" is used when depicting valour or battle. mentions of Kannada actresses and dancers who But rhythm is the essence of every action. Simple set entertained King Senguttavan in the Nilgiri Hills. tings, lighted only by dim oil-fed lamps, create a sense Pattadkal inscriptions refer to a well known actor by of illusion and impress the personality of the various name Natasevya. Several inscriptions of old reveal a characters. rich variety of dance poses. Dance was almost the exclusive monopoly of temple girls but appears to have There are now about a dozen troupes attached to been regularly practised by ladies of upper classes also, various temples in the North and South Kanaras and during the Hoysala and Vijayanagar periods. 'Bharat the hinterland of these districts. Most of the actors are Natya and Kathakali ' are the famous modes of Indian farmers by profession and so the plays are 'taged dances in which many Karnataka artists have earned a generally between December and May when they get name. Special mention needs to be made of Jatti respite. Thayamma of Mysore. However, this ancient indigenous art of Karnataka is The Kannada theatre was represented by folk plays facing its darker days now. Already two other adjuncts based mostly on epic and historical themes known as of this type of drama namely the doll play and the Bylata and Yakshagana. It is true, the word Yaksha 'eather doll play have died on account of their attempts gana would mean • a style of music' .. but the word is to imitate other arts. Sivarama Karanth, who is an now understood to mean a form of musical dance authority on 'Yakshagana' and his associates' have drama played in the open air. Its traditional form is a been striving to keep this ancient art not only alive but (i) also pure. Besides this indigenous form of open air record is the Halmidi lithic inscription ascribed to about plays, there are several professional troupes and 450 A.D. This together with another inscription of ama~eur~ who regale the audience by staging modern 500 A.D. has established that ' Kavirajamrga' is a drarr$s. prominent milestone in the History of Kannada litera ture and not a starting point. A few Kannada words also In regard to music also Karnataka has an ou:~tanding are met with in Prakrit work called 'Gathasaptasati' achievement to its credit. It has developed a school of of 200 A.D. which clearly indicates that the establish music which is called" Karnataka Music," in which ment of the language and its traditions were being fusion, to a certain extent, of the Aryan and Dravidian cultivated from a period earlier than that of 'Kaviraja modes of music has taken place. It is distinguished marga '. However, the literature produced up to 850 from the Northern or Hindusthani music by a scientific A.D. has not yet come to light. Kavirajamarga is a correlation of Tala and Raga with greater stress on work on poetics referring to 'Palagannada', i.e., Old rhythm. Besides those common to Hindustani music, Kannada, Puratanakavis and Purvacharyas. Its impor it has also its own system of Ragas and Alapanas. tance is more historical than aesthetic. Another interesting feature is that probably Karnataka is "he only State in India where there is patronage for In 853 A.D. Asaga, a Sanskrit scholar, wrot.~ both Hindusthani and Karnataka styles. North of , Karnataka Kumara Sambhava' in Kannada, Guna Tungabhdra river, Hindusthani music i, more in vogue nandi (900 A.D.) and Gunavarma I (900 A.D.) were and south of it there is predominance of Karnataka poets of great reputation of the period. music. Between 9th and 12th century classical tradifon in Viraballa (12th century) also known as 'Sangita Kannada literature flourished magnificently. It can be prasangabhangi' was one o~ the earliest musicians of called the golden age of Old Kannada literature. The Karnataka. Gopalnayaka of the Vijayanagara court excellence of the literary achievements of the writers, is reputed to have had a contest in music with Amir particularly the poets, of this period have never been Khusru of Allauddin Khilji's court. The mystics of the surpassed. Pampa (942 A.D.) who is honoured as the Dasakuta, the Vachankaras, Sharanas and others built 'Adi Mahakavi' in Kannada was not only the first up a tradition for this music by simplifying it when but also the foremost poet of the era. He was a master singing devotional songs. of Jaina Philosophy in the court of Arikesari II, a prince of the Chalukya family. \"'hen aged only 39 years, Sarangadeva, Kalinatha, Ramamatya, Somanatha, he composed the ' Adi Purana ' and a few years later Venkatamukhi, Telaja Rajendra, Bhavabhatta, Puran 'Vikramarjuna Vijaya' or 'Pampa Bharata '. His dardasa, Pundalika are some of the famous authors style and diction are remarkable for economy and who have written independent works on music. suggestiveness. Ponna (950 A.D.) who wrote Vina, Tal, Maddale, Damaruga, Mahamuraja, Turya 'Bhuvanaika Ramabhyudaya', 'Santipurana', and Nirghosana, Trivali, Mridanga, Kahala, Shankha, , Jinaksarmale' was his contemporary but under more Bheri, Patapa, Ghhante, Kausala are some of the old lucrative circumstances. Other famous personages of musical instruments enumerated in many of the epigra this era were Chavundaraya I (978 A.D.) author of phic and literary records. 'Chavundaraya Purana', Nagavarma i 'author of , Chhandombudhi' and Karnatak Kadambari " 6. Literature Ranna (993 A.D.) author of 'Parashurama Charita' Kannada literature is one of the oldest literatures of 'Chakreshwara Charita " 'Gadayuddha', Nagachandra India, in antiquity it being next to only Sanskrit, and (1100 A.D.) author of 'Ramachandra Purana' or Prakrit literatures and perhaps to that of Tamil. It is a 'Pampa Ramayana' and 'Mallinathapurana " and rich heritage not only of the Kannada people but also of Nagavarma II (1145 A.D.) author of ' Kavyavalokana ' other Indian people as a whole. Till about the end of and' Vashikosha '. the 19th century, the number of Kannada write s The works during this period were both literary nnd recorded is over 1,148 though the number of their works has not been computed. scientific. Particularly in the 11 th century, the writers attached more value to technical and scientific Though the earliest available work on Kannada is topics. 'Panchatantra' of Durgasimha is a famous 'Kavirajamarga (9th century) either written by the work of the 11th century. Nagavarmacharya Rashtrakuta king Nripatunga or by Sr vijaya under (1070 A.D.) is the first to give us ' Shatakas ' in Kannada the patronage of Nripatunga, the earliest Kannada literature. (j) ; n the middle of the 12th century, there was the rise (1509 A.D.), Salva (1550 A.D.) ~md Ratnakaravarni of a new literary movement. The spoken language (1557 A.D.); also brought forth great literary writings. of the people was fast changing from old Kannada into Particular mention has to be plade of Ratnakaravarni's middle Kannada. Jain authors like Nayasena started , Bharatesavaibhava' composed in Sangatya metre, writing popular stories in simple Kannada. Religious which is considered one among the greatest poems in reformers among Veerasaivas, like B:lsava took up the Kannada. Kumara Vyasa, Chamarasa, Virupaksha spoken language and gave it a literary status by starting Pandita, Lakshmisha, and Kumara Valimiki used the vast C Vachana' literature in simple but forceful , Shatpadi' group of metres. "Tripadi" the most Kannada. Famous among the 'Vachanakaras' are native of all Kannada metres, which is used even to this Basava, Allamaprabhu, and Akkamahadevi. For day, was also used by several Kannada poets like be~uty, for complete expression of the goal towards Nijaguna Shivayogi. But the most popular' Tripadis ' 1 he higher life and poetic grace, Shri Basaveshwara's are those of Sarvagna, whose work i.; a veritable Vachanas arc unsurpassed. They are valuabb for encyclopaedia. their ethical content also. Though the literary productions of this and the ~ In 1200 A.D. Harihara, author of 'Sivasaranara previous periods were stimulated by religious ragalegalu ' and Raghavanka author of ' Harischandra movements of the time, the Kannada poets then had Kavya " ' Siddharamapurana' and Ken.~ya Padmamsa, amply shown a catholicity of outlook. Adikavi author of 'Dikshabodhe', started works in pure Pampa, Vachanakaras, Dasars, Sham as and the rest Kannada metres like Ragale and Shatpadi. Eminent had in one voice developed the attitude that humanity poets of this period were Nemichandra (1170 A.D.) is one. The works were not only classical and popular Rudrabhatta (I180 A.D.) and Janna (1209 A.D.). literature but also on scientific and technical mbjects. Kesiraja wrote a book on Kannada Grammar called , Sabdamanidarpana '. There were several technical Old Kannada (Palakannada) ceased to be a living V orks too. Rajaditya (1191 A.D.) wrote 6 treatises language by about 1150 A.D., though it wac; being used on Mathematics. Kirtivarma (1125 A.D.) wrote by leartled writers till about 1400 A.D. After that, , Govaidya' a treatise on cattle diseases. Jagaddala more and more books started coming up in medieval Somanatha (1150 A.D.) wrote 'Karnata Kalyana Kannada-language of the people of th: day-though Karaka ' a work on Ayurvedic medicine. Ratta Kavi Old Kannada was making its sporadic appearances now (1300 A.D.) wrote 'Rattu Matha' a treatise on and then. Meteorological topics. Mangaraya (1360 A.D.) wrote his 'Khagendramani-Darpana' a treatise on poisons In the 17th century the Mysore Ruler Chikkadevaraja and their antidotes. Sridharacharya (1150 A.D.) wrote W odeyar patronised the development of literature. his' Jatal atilaka', a work on Astrolo3Y. Poets like Tirumalarya and Chikupadhyaya rendered Srivaishnava legends into Kannada. Sarvagna, the The period from 14th century to the 16th century # people's poet was the author of a large number of was really the golden age for Kannada literature under popular Trlpadis. Shadakshari was also a famous poet the patronage of Vijayanagara Kings. When poets of of the century. all faiths added to the treasure of Kannada literature. Kumara Vyasa or Narayanappa· (1430 A.D.) as he was The 18th century is noted for the rise of 'Yaksha known, who wrote the first ten parvas of the Maha gallas' with as settled technique of their own bharata in Kannada, and Kumara Valmiki (1500 A.D.) combining dialogue, music and dance. were great literary geniuses of the period. Purandara dasa and Kanakadasa popularised the Bhakti cult by However, with the fall of the Vijayanagara kingdom composing devotional songs in Kannada and founding and the advent of the British, the literary movement in the'Dasa Kuta '. Lakshmisha (1550 A.D.) wrote his Karnataka got a severe setback. Karnataka was cut up' famous 'Jaimini Bharata' Chamarasa wrote his into several divisions like Mysore Karnataka, Madras famous 'Prabhulingalile'. There was a revival of Karnataka, Hyderabad Karnataka, Bombay Karna:aka, Virasaiva literature also due to the efforts of Lakkana and Kannada regions in several smaller princely states. Dandesa (1428 A.D.) Chamarasa (1430 A.D.) Tontad There was also a change in the educational system in Siddeswara (1470 A.D.), Nijaguna Shivayogi (1500 the various areas, due to the introduction of Bngli ,h. A.D.). Virupaksha Pandita (1584 A.D.). Vachanakaras However Mummadi Krishnaraja, Ruler of Mysore like Tontad Siddhalinga, and Ghanalinga also came (1794 to 1868) was a great patron of arts and wa~ into prominence. Iaina writers like Mangarasa III himself a man of lettecs, credited with several writings (k) mostly in prose. Naturally prose wrItmgs started Mugali's 'Baluri' and 'Kama Purusha', Adya's assuming prominence. The researches of Mr. B. L. -Rice , Vishwamitra Srishti " Puttappa's 'Subbamma', in Mysore resulted in the publication of Epigraphia Inamdar's ' Murabatte', Kattimani's ' Madi Carnatika. In Madras Karnatak, missionary Scholars Madidavaru " Masti's 'Channabasava Nayaka " I ke Rieve and Rev. Kittel made a scientific study of Beechi's ' Dasakuta' and several others have brought Kannada language. There was slowly a transition from forth excellent novels. medieval to modern Kannada, in which Kempu Narayana's ' Mudramanjusha ' (1823 A.D.) is Bendre, Kerur, Panje, and Masti have achieved fame landmark. Basavappa Sastri translated Kalida,a's in short stories. Among women short story writers, , Shakuntala ,- and Shakespeare's 'Othello'. Other noted Gaouramma, Kalyanamma, Shyamala, Smt. Karanth, works of this period are Mulbagal's translation of Jayalakshmi Srinivasan and others are noted. Some , Uttararamacharita ' and Turmarifs version of Bema's of the other short story writers are Ananda, Anand • Kadambari '. But the work that created history kanda, Gorur Ramaswami, Krishnakumara, A. N. towards the end of the 19th century was Muddana's Krishna Rao and Tengse. , Ramashwamedha', a novel epic. Between 1900 and 1920 A.D. can be seen the dawn of In the field of dramas, Yakshaganas maintained the Modern Kannada, in the form of journalism, translation dramatic and historic traditions. Then in response and adaptation. The foundation of the Kannada to the demands of the popular theatre, legendary plays literary academy in 1914 was a prominent landmark like Garuda Sadasiva Rao's 'Paduka Pattabhisheka', during the period. After 1920, almost all forms of , Choutichandra " ' Venkataramiah's ' Mandodari " literary expression known to the modern world have Kadengodlu's 'Hidimbe', Sitaramiah's 'Sohrab and been introduced in Kannada. ' Rustum', Joshi's 'Rajavallabha', Historical plays like D. V. Gundappa's 'Vidyaranya', Masti's 'Talikote', There has been marked achievements in the output Samsa's 'Vigada Vikramaraya', Social plays like of poetry with new metres and new themes. B. M. Kundgol's 'Shikshana Sambhrama', Bendre's ' Tirukara Srikantia's 'English Geetegaln' and his sweet Pidugu' etc., came to be written. But the most famous rendering of several other English verses into Kannada, among the playwrights was T. P. Kailasam, whose D. V. Gundappa's philosophical poem 'Vasanta plays can be compared with the best in any language. Kusumanjali' and' Mankuthimmana kagga '. Masti's His stay in England, gave his plays a highly modernised (Siinivasa) 'Aruna " 'Binnaha', Panje J\1angeshrao's technique. In all his writings we find a subtle blending 'South Wind' and the' Song of Kodagas', Govind of satire and humour, of realism and idealism, of lyric Pai's 'Nadadeepa', D. R. BemIre's (Ambikatanaya and dramatic movement. In fact it can be rightly datta) , Gari', ' Murthi " 'Nadaleela 'and' Sakhigeeta', said that the Kannada social play began with him. Sali's 'Chitrasrashti', K. V. Puttappa's 'Men of His plays' Tollu Gatti', 'Poli Kitti " ' Home Rule '" Letters', 'Raktakshi', etc., V. Sitaramiah's 'Light etc., are real masterpieces. Another leading dramatist and Shadow', 'Grapes and Pomegranates', Raja is Adya whose social plays' Harijanwara', 'Daridra ratnam's 'Songs of Ratna', P. T. Narasimhachar's Narayana', 'Vaidya Raja " are noted for their satire. 'Mango Foliage', Madhurchanna's 'My Lover', There are several other types of plays like verse plays, Gokak's' Kalopasaka', Mugali's 'Basinga " Diwakar's blank verse plays, song plays, etc., in Kannada. 'commentaries on the 'Gita' and 'Upanishads' are just a few of several works in the fields of lyrics. Essays, Biographies and Autobiographies have also The output has also variety. Sri is a master of' Ode' made their mark in modern Kannada literature. jn Kannada; Masti is known for blank verse; Govind Pai is a neo-classicist in song; Panje Mang0shrao is known by the lyric movement; K. V. Puttappa is Though it cannot be claimed that modern Kannada known for his derivative poetry; Bendre is famous fo,r literature has carried sensation into the heart of all his sonnets; Vinayaka for his free verse and Rajaratnam knowledge, the brief survey clearly shows that Kannada for his colloquial lyric. has a long and rich literary heritage and that a new literature is sprouting on the old traditional founda In the field of novels, M. S. Puttanna, Galaganath, tions. In the beginning, Sanskrit and Prakrit literature K.erur' with his 'Indira' and 'Yadumaharaja " served as a model for Kannada, but as Kannada A. N, Krishna Rao's 'Sandhyaraga', Go'kak's 'Ijjodu', literature developed, important innovations started -Karanth's 'Deva Dutaru', pevudu's 'Antaranga', creeping in. Kannada has also to a certain extent , I)'- contributed towards the development of Sanskrit. But in 1910, the Kannada Press entered a new era Unlike the Sanskrit literature, a mixture of prose and when a number of dailies, weeklies and monthlies were verse known as 'Champu' form of composition started. Tirumale Thathacharya Sharma established prevailed in Kannada ami this was later adopted in 'Vishwa Karnataka', both as a daily and a weekly, Sanskrit too. So also the' Vachana ' style is a charac to uphold the high traditions of nationalist journalism. teristic prose pattern of Kannada literature. The However, in 1944, Government banned its publication poetical forms of composition in the various Kannada for an alleged seditious editorial and an open letter to meters like 'Ragale', 'Shatpadi', 'Sangatya' and the Viceroy. However, it was restarted in 1947. 'Tr;padi 'are peculiar to Kannada only. Even though most of the themes in old Kannada literature have A special feature of the Kannada Press is the rise of drawn their inspiration from mythology, epic, history, , The one man' papers wherein the roles of manager, etc., several Kannada writers have impregnated iheir editor, compositor, etc., are all combined in one person own ideas in their works. and they are also priced low. They have a mainly local appeal. There is also an abundant variety of Kannada folk songs and ballads, many of them being quite humorous Other Kannada dailies of to-day are Janavani, even when conveying a moral. Several of the writings Prajavani, Tainadu, and several others. Among week also are rich with patriotic feelings. lies are Prajamata, Janapragati, Chitragupta and many more. 7. Journalism Spec;al mention has to be made of Sri b. V. Gundappa a linguist and journalist of renown, who has started the Mysore saw the first printing press in 1850, started " Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs" and to propagate by Rev. J. Garret of Wesleyan Mission to propagate his the ideals of the Institute has started a monthly bi-lingual missionary ideals. The first newspaper to be started journal by name "Public Affairs" in which both in the State was ' Kasim-Ul Akbar' in Hindi in 1863 national and international affairs are discussed in both and the first Kannada newspaper was' Karnataka English and Kannada. Prakashika' published in 1865 as a weekly. Then in 1866, the Government of Mysore published an Anglo In Bombay Karnataka " Hitechhu" was the Kannada weekly, 'The Mysore Gazette' under the first newspaper to be started. It was published from editorship of L. Rickett. In_ 1874, the Kannada Kaladgi in 1870. By 1880, three newspapers, viz., Prakashika was revived as a Kannada-English weekly_ " Vijaya ", "Rajahamsa" and "Karnataka" started The first Kannada monthly to be started was 'Hita in Dharwar. So also there were three published from bodhini' from Mysore in 1881. The first Kannada daily Belgaum. Manadakatte Kalyanappa and Vibhuti was 'Suryodaya Prakashika' founded in 1881. In Hucchaiah started two monthlies" Chandrodaya " and 1900 Yajaman Veerabasappa founded a Kannada " Pushpamallika" in Dharwar. In 1884, Desai weekly by name ' Mysore Star'. ' Sheenappa started" Karnataka Patra ", a weekly. In 1885 a number 0 ~ weeklies were started, -chief of After the transfer of the administration in Mysore by which were "Lokashikshana", " Karnatakavritti " , the British to the Hereditary rulers in 1881, the Kannada "Lokabandhu ", "Rajahamsa" and" Dhananjaya ". Press got a new impetus. Public spirited men like Mention has to be made of Mudaveedu Krishna Rao, 'Vriddhapitamaha' M. Venkatakrishniah started his and other journalists of those days of national upsurge Kannada weekly' Vrittanta Chintamani' in 1885, to for their unqualified patriotism. Kerur Vasudevacharya work for the national and democratic ideals. 'Kannada was responsible for two weeklies-" Kannada Kesari" Nadegannadi ' was started by the brothers M. Gopala and "Sachitra Bharata " from Hubli and one Iyengar and M. Srinivasa Iyengar in 1895. However , Shubhodaya" from Dharwar. the Press Act of 1908 not only put an end to the publication of Nadegannadi but also the editor was 1922 saw the birth of "Karmaveera" started by deported from the State. In 1910, Venkatakrishnaiah Kabbur Madhva Rao, Hukkerikar Ramarao, and started a weekly 'Sadhvi' at Mysore. The weekly Ranganatha Diwakar. Then Samyukta Karnataka , Bharati' of Navaratna Krishnaswamy, started in was started by them. The People's Education Trust of 1901, had also a very short span of life due to the Press which Diwakar is the sole trustee, owns both of them. Act of 1908. They have started a mopthly by name" Kasturi " also. (m) Aiur Venkatarao, Vamanarao Desai, Hanumantharao , Sahitya' (1929), 'Kalachandra' (193j), 'Triveni' Moharay, Naik are all associated with these publica and' Pravasi ' (1936), ' Jayakarnataka ' are some. tions. Dr. Bharadwaja's 'Tilaka Sandesh' (1919), Sri After independence, several other newspapers have H. R. Mallya's ' Satyagrahi' (1921),' Swadeshi started. "Navayuga" edited by Shri T. R. Neswi and Pracharika' (1934) and 'Desha Bhakta' (1940) dealt " Vishalakarnataka" edited by H. R. ltgi. .. Prapan mainly with politics. cha ", a weekly and" Vishwawani ", a daily edited by Patil Puttappa are some of them "Worth mentioning. 'Nava Bharata' a daily started in 1941 by Sri V. S. Kudva is one of the leading dailies. From Hyderabad Karnataka area, ' Hyderabad Samachar ' and ' Sadhana ' are among those published. In 1915, Sri Karanth brought out 'Bodhini' and Coorg has' Kodugu Vrittanta '. this was followed by Panje Mangeshrao's ' Balachandra' (1932) and Mukundarao's 'Vidyodaya '. They were all In South Kanara, " Kannada Samachara " a monthly magazines devoted to education. Shivarama Karantha's started in 1842, by the Basel Mission was the first work. 'Bala Prapancha' an Encyclopeadia in Kannada, This was followed by "Kannada Vartika", in 1857, in magazine form was being published in parts, was " Krista Sabhapatra" in 1869, Satya Deepike in 1896, very popular. Molahalli Shiva Rao published a journal , Vaidika Mitra' in 1910, ' Suvarta Prasaraka' in 1922 , Sahakari ' (1919) or Co-operation movement. and' Krista Hitavadi' in 1924. They were generally devoted to discussion of Christianity. In 1887, After th;: attainment of independence, several news , Sudarshana' a monthly was published from Udipi. papers and journals have not only appeared on the The Basel Mission published ' Satya Deepib ' in 1896. scene but also have made a marked progress. Sri Panjc Mangeshrao contributed several essays to it. Sri Bolar Vithal Rao published "Suvasini" in Udayachandra (1947), Sarvodaya (1949), Sangathi 1900. In 1907, Sri V. S. Kamath started" Swadeshabhi (1948), Vicharavani (1950), Shanti-Sandesha (1952), mani ". In 1919, Sri B. Vithal Rao started 'Kan Samachara (1953), Rashtramata (1953), Janapremi theerava' with which Shri Hurali Bhima Rao was (1954), Samajwadi (1955), Dhingaya (1954), Kali associated. Shri A. B. Shetty started 'Navayuga' at yuga (1954), Prakasha, Raybhari (1952), Sandhya Udipi in 1921. In 1928, a leading weekly 'Rashtra dcepa (1954) are some of those started recently. Bandhu ' was started. • Prabhat ' a weekly was started in 1928 by Shri Sehnoy, K.V. There are a number of journals in Konkani and English also. South Kanara has produced a number of As a reaction to the evangelistic zea of the Christian able journalists, among whom the name of Sri missionaries, several periodicals of other faiths like B. Shiva Rao is worth mentioning. Krishna Sukti (1905), Jains Bandhu (19l3), • Bhakti San desha ' (1918), 'Veda Sandesha' (1926), 'Sadguru Though Karnataka started its journalism seven or Padaseve' (1926), 'Sidharama Pracharike' 'Sri eight decades after the first newspaper of India was Krishnasandesha' (1938), 'Viveka-Abhudya' (1941), born near Calcutta in 1780, the State's march towards and' Paryaya Prakashini (1942) were started. progress in this field is quite noteworthy. It is true that many of the newspapers and journals of old listed above Among the magazines mainly devoted to literary are no more seeing the light of the day. Even then, subjects 'Ananda' (1916), 'Kannada Kogile' (1916), there are several other current newspapers and journals , Vasantha' (1923), 'Karnataka Kesari' (1928), which have not figured in this survey, brief, it being. REFERENCE Sl. No. Name of place De8criptinn of the Drawing aepic/cd Name of District 1 2 3 1. Bidar (Mohammad Gavan's Madarsha) Bidar 2. Gulbarga (Darga Khazi Bande Nawaz) Glllbarga 3. Bijapur (Gol Gumbaz) Bijapur 4. Bagewadi (Basaveswara Temple) do 5. Belgaum (Rani Kittur Channamma Statue) Belgaum 6. Badami (Narayana on Adisesha) Bijapur 7. Raichur (Fort) Raichllr 8. Gadag (Saraswathi Temple) Dharwar 9. Hampi (Ugra Narasimha Temple) Bellary 10. Karwar (Beach) North Kanara 11. Sirsi (Marikamba Temple) do 12. Kaginelli (Kanakadasa) Dharwar 13. Gokarna (Kuti Thirtha Humla) North Kanara 14. Banavasi (Madhllkeshwara Temple) do 15. Chitradurga (Fort-Hills) Chitradurga 16. Jog Falls (Falls) Shimoga 17. Ikkeri (Temple) do 18. Tarikere (Amrutheswara Temple) Chikmagalur 19. Udipi (Krishna Temple) South Kanara 20. Karkal (Gomateswara) do 21. Sringeri (Temple) Chikmagalur 22. Belur (Madanik~-Belur Temple) Hassan 23. Sra vanabelagola (Gomateswara) do 24. Devarayanadurg (Narasimhaswamy Temple) Tumkur 25. Nandi (Bhuga Nandiswara Temple) Kolar 26. Mulbagal (Anjaneya Temple) do 27. Bangalore (Vidhana Soudha) Bangalore 28. Mangalore (St. Aloysius College) South Kanam. 29. Dharmasthala (Eswara Temple) do 30. Mercara (Raja's Tomb) Coorg 31. Melkote (Narasimhaswamy Temple) Mandya 32. Srirangapatna (Gumbaz) do 33. Bhagamandala (Talakaveri) Coorg 34. Mysore (Palace) Mysore 35. Somanathapur (Kesava Temple) do 36. Nanjangud (Srikanteswaraswamy Temple) do 7 . MAP OF MYSORE STATE (SHOWING SOME PLACES OF CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, RELlGlOUS, HISTORICAL AND OTHER IMPORTA~CE. ) 18 ~:: iO.R 04f ~ "+0 ! ~ 1)Ll,. r • .. 0 .. r ANDHRA PRADESH • 13 ,~RABIAN SEA • ,T r .. I ' 13- "",".OHAl. H l eH_.1 _ ~T.ll .. •• 1"...... 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