STATISTICAL HAND BOOK
OF
WEST KAMENG DISTRICT
Arunachal Pradesh 1992
District Statistical Office, Bomdila f o r e w o r d
The Distxict Statistical Hand-Book of West Kameng s 1992 has been prepared as per the standard formats of the Directorate of Economics Statistics, Government of Aranachal Pradesh, and it endeavours to portray a comprehensive picture of the achievements of various Government Departments in West Kameng.
The publication is the result of collection of facts and figures and their analytical coinpilation by the staff of Statistical Cell under the guidance of the District Statistical Officer, Bomdila,
I hope/ th is Hand-BooV. w i l l be of con sid era ble value and assistance to the District officials and others concerned in plabnrin^ futiire development of the f area.
( D.R. Nafri )IAS Deputy Commissioner, Bomdila^ West Kameng District, March/1993. Bomdila,
NIEPA DC
D07458 i m m ^ DOCUMENTATION m m >atjcn:;! J jsrjtute of Kducatioaal P'Irtan . .4. ' ad Adm inistration. iV-B, :ri Aurobindo Matf* . i . tbi-110016 DOC^ Na ^ •■ ...... C^ate ...... INPRODUCriON
Statistics are numerical statements of fact capable of analysis and interpretation.
The S t a t is t ic a l Hanid-Book of West Kameng s 1992 presents a crystal clear picture of various developmen tal activities and socio-economic aspects of the dist rict* The booklet also inco-rporates some special tables on Vital Statistics, Govt, Eimployees in West Kameng District and sector-wise distribution of Net State Dome stic Product of Arunachal Pradesh, The compilation of this issue has been done in conformity with the State Level publication,
I take this opportunity to extend my thanks and gratitude to all the district heads of departments for their co-operation in bringing out this publication. The burden of collection of (data and its presentation in this shape after compilation was borne by Shri H,P. Das,F.I, I highly appreciate the work done by him.
Constructive suggestions for improvement of the standard and contents of the subsequent issue will be gladly accepted,
( S.B, Biswas ) District Statistical Officer, West Kameng District# Bomdila. c 0 N r NTS
Table No, 1 Particulars I Page No, ~ X - I- Notional Map o f V7est Kameng D is t r ic t Synopsis on West Kameng District 1-6 Highlights on important aspects Of West Kameng District 7-^8
I - ADM IN ISPR AnVE SEP-UP
! • 1 Administrative set-up showing District^Sub- Divisions and Circles as on 31. 3. 92 9 1*2 Distance of Circle Headquarters from District Headquarter 9
II - POPULAPION (AS PER 1991 CENSUS)
I I . 1 Districtwise population of Arunachal Pradesh and percentage of literacy 10 I I . 2 Districtwise area^population with density of population and sex ratio in Arunachal Pradesh 11
III - CLIMArE XXX. 1 Monthly Rainfall in uiffercnt places of West Kameng District dviring the year 1991 12 I I I . 2 Gentrev/ise average temperature and relative humidity in VJest Kameng District 13 I I I . 3 Altitude of important places of West Kameng 13
IV - EDUCAriON IV , 1 Distribution of Govt. (Arunachal Pradesh) ^Aucationel institutions in West Kameng Dist. 14 IV . 2 Distribution of Education Institutions other than Arunachal Pradesh Govt* in West Kameng 14 IV . 3 Institutionuise number of students and teachers relating to Arunachal Pradesh Govt* Institutions in West Kameng District ' 15 IV . 4 Institutionwise number of students and teachers relating to non-Arunachal Pradesh Govt. Insti tutions in West Kameng District 15 IV , 5 Enrolement in the Govt, Degree College, Bomdila/ in West Kameng District 16
IV . 6 Classwise and sexwise distribution of students in Educational Institutions of Kameng District relating to Arunachal Pradesh Govt. Institutions 17 (ii) » J Table No. I Particulars i Page Nc ______------L ------™ . J . ------
IV,7 Classwise and sexvrise distribution of students in Educatj^onal Institutions of West Kameng District relating to Non-?«Arunachal Pradesh Govt, Institutions .18 IV,8 Result of various examinations in West Kameng District 19 IV^9 Nuijiber of students of West Kameng District studying outside Arunachal Pradesh 19
V ~ MEDICAL
V .l Circlewise distribution of Hospital/Health Centres/Dispensaries in West Kameng District 20 V .2 Number of authorised beds in Hospital/Health Centres of West Kameng District 20 V, 3 Circlewise distribution of Medical Staff in West Kameng District 21 V ,4 Indoor and outdoor patients treated in Hospital/ - Health Centres of West Kameng 21 V .5 Diseasewise patients treated in Hospd)tal/Health Centres of West Kameng District 22 V , 6 Achievenvent of National Malaria Eradication PrograiTime in West Kameng District ^ 23 V ,7 Achievement of family vr^lfare programme in West Kameng District 23 VI - SOCIAL SEGURI J?Y
VI*1 Police Stations/out-posts and strength of police personnel in VJest Kameng District 24 VI,2 Details of accidents occured in West Kameng District, 2 5 VI,3 Number of cases pending, filed and disposed in West Kameng District 25 VI,4 Incidence of crimes in West Kameng 26 VI,5 Statement showing the general result of trials Of criminal cases in West Kameng 26
’/II - AGRICULTURE
VII,:! Classification of area of West Kameng District 27 VII, 2 Area and production of Agricultural products in West Kameng District 28 VII, 3 Area under improved/HYV seeds in West Kameng Dist, 29 VII,4 Area brought under fertilizer and plant protec tion in West Kameng District 29 (iii) . I. Tafcle No, J Particulairs I Page No, ______I— ______JL _ >
Vm .5 Consumption of chemical fertilizer in West Kameng District 3 0 VII. 6 Agricultural Farms and Horticultural Farms/ Nurseries/Gardens in West Kameng 30 VII,7 Area and production . of Horticultural crops in West Kameng District 31 VII,8 Improved Agricultural Implements/Machines distributed in West Kameng District 31
~ IRRIGAriON i^._WArER SUPPLY
V III,1 Implementation of Minor Irrigation Projects in West Kameng District 32
VIII. 2 Net area irrigated-by different sources in V/est Kameng District 32 VII 1,3 V>7ater supply scheme executed in West Kameng 33
- a n i m a l HUSBANDRY AND VSriDRINARY
IX, 1 Circlewise number of Veterinary Dispensaries/ Aid Centres in West Kameng District 34 IX, 2 Number of Live-stock/Poultry farms/etc^ in West Kameng District 34
IX, 3 Number of animals/birds treated in West Kameng 35
IX, 4 Milk and Milk products in the D#iry Farm, of West Kameng District 35 IX. 5 Statement reflecting the activities of the Regional Sheep Breeding Farm, Sangti of West Kameng District 36
X - F 0 R E S r X, 1 Distribution of Forest Division/Ranges/Beats in West Kameng District 37
X, 2 Area brought under plantation/afforestation in West Kameng District 3.7 X^ 3 Area brought under Forest in V'Jest Kameng 38 X. 4 Out-turn of timber and fuel . in West Kameng 38 X. 5 Supply of sleepers to Railways by the Forest Department 39 X*‘6 Minor Forest products of ^jcst Kamena District 39 Y ric.'v*c;«\a.o c «:p O n T +■ lOlTO o f PolTOst D iv is iOHS in West Kameng District ' 40 ( iv)
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XI - F I SHERIES
XT. 1 Circlewi^e fish farms and village fish ponds in West JCameng District 41 XI, 2 Fish and fish see-^s production in West Kanneng 41
XII - CO-OPBRATION XII* 1 Working of different Co-operative Societies actually functioning in V7est Kameng 42
X II,2 Achievement of Co-operative Apex Bank/Phrieft an4 Credit Societies in West Kameng 43
^ i l “ RURAL DEVELOPMENr/PANCHAYAT RAJ AND BLOCK DEVELOPMENT
X III,1 Physical and financial achievements of Rural Development Programme An West Kameng 44 XIII. 2 Particulars of 6ommunity Development/NES Blockg in West Kameng District 45
XTII. 3 PaMChayat Raj Institutions in V7est Kameng 45
XIV - I N D U S r R I E S
XIV, 1 Craftwise distribution of trainees in the Craft Centres of West Kameng District 46 XEV, 2 Mnual out-turn of different craft centres ■ and sal^ proceeds of the Emporium and Show-Room- cuin-Sale Counter in West Kameng D i s t r i c t 46
XIV, 3 Sma^l Scale Industries registered in West Kameng District 47 XIV, 4 Production and employment of Industries ^registered under Factory Act? 1948 in West Kameng 47 XIV, 5 statement showing the sericultural activities in V7est Kameng District 48
XV - ELECrRlClPY AND POWER
XV, 1 I/istalled plant capacity and electricity generated in West Kameng District 48
XV, 2 Consumption of electric power by uses in 'W’est Kameng District 49
XV, 3 Number of T o w n/v illag es e l e c t r i f i e d in West Kameng District 49 (v)
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XVI - CONS TRUCnON (ENGJ NEERING )
XVI, 1 Length of Road constructed by different agencies in West Kameng District 50
XVI.2 Length of Road maintained by different agencies in West Kameng District 50
XVI. 3 Expenditure on Road Construct ion/improvement by different agencies in V7est Kameng District 51
XVI,4 Expenditure on construction, improvement, repair and maintenance of buildings in West Kameng 51
XVII ~ TRMqSPORT AND COMMQNICATION
XVII. 1 Agencywise transport data of West Kameng 52 XVII.2 Departmentwise number of vehicles in V7est Kameng District 53
XVTI,3 Number of Postal Institutions in West Kameng . 5.4.
X V X II - MARKET 1 G
XVIII.l Procurement of selected commodities by different agencies in West Kameng 54
XVIII,2 Number of Fair Price Shops in West Kameng 55
X IX - BANKING
XIX, 1 Number of Banking offices in West Kameng 56 XIX,2 Deposits and advances of Scheduled Commercial Banks in West Kcimeng District 56
XX - INFORMATIONS AND PUBLIC ,RELAPION
X X .1 Location of Projection Unit, Number of operators and film shows staged in West Kameng 57
X X .2 Community listening sets distributed in West Kameng district 57 ( Vi )
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X3CI - MISCELLANEOUS
XXI.1 Social/ Cultural and Welfare organisations in West Kameng District 58 X:^*2 Data on Employment Exchange 59
XXI. 3 Number of Cinema Hall and monthly sale of tickets in West Kameng District 59
XXI, 4 Statement showing the details of Books in District Library, Bomdila 60 XXI, 5 NiOTiber of specimen in the District Museum of West Kameng District 60
XXI.6 Circlewise distribution of weights and measures in VJest Kameng District 61
XXI,7 Birth and Death cases that reported to be occured in different circles of West Kameng 62
XBH.8 Statement showing the total number of Govt* employees in West Kameng District as on 3 1 .3 .9 2 63
XXI,9 Sectorwise State Domestic Product in ^irunachal Pradesh 64
A SYNOPSIS OF VJE5T KAMENG D ISTRICT
West Kanieng District of Aruiiachal Pradesh is lying approx- imately betvreen 9 i ' 30' to 92* 4 0 ’ East longtitudes and 26' 5 4 ’ to 2o« 01' North latitudes* The dist:?ict is surrounded by Tibet region of China in the North, Bhutan in the West, Tawang and East Kameng Districts of Arunachal Pradesh are in the North V7est and East respectively„ The southern boundary adjoins Sonitpur District of Assam.
msTORlCAL GENESIS ^
The name of the district is derived from the Kameng river,
a tributary of Brahmaputra, that flows through the District. Till
1914, the district v;as a part of the Darrang District of Assam, By a Government of India notification of 1914, the area covered by this district became r. part of the ‘Western Section' of the ’North E^st Frontier Tract‘ to which the entry of the British sub ject was regulated by an 'Inner Line'» In 1919, this tract was renamed as the 'Balipara Frontier Tract’ having its headquarter at Charduar of Assanu In 1946.. 'L'le district area was curved out of the Balipara Frontier Tract v/ith the name of ' Sela Sub~Agency‘ and its headquarter continuer? to be at Charduar. In 1954, Sela S\ib- Agency was renamed as the Kameng Frontier Division and its headqua rter was later transferred to Bomdila® Like other parts of NEFA, it was also under the Ministry of External Affairs and over all in-charge of the district was a Political Officer^ On 1st Septem ber, 1965, the Ministry of Home Affairs took over the Administrative charge of NEFA from the Ministry of External Affairs and Kameng Frontier Division was renamed as Kameng District and the Political Officer was redcr-i gnated as Deputy Commiss ioner „
C>n 1st June, 1980/ Kameng District was bifurcated into East and West Kameng District, East Kameng was formed covering the ar’ea of -the then Seppa Sub-Division and rest of the area of erstwhile Kameng District was placed under West Kameng. Finally on 6th October, 1984, West Kameng District was again bifurcated and curving out the area of Tawang Sub-Division, Pawang District was formed.
P H IS I0 GP?^DHY s
^he topogrophy of the District is mostly mountainous* A part of it falls within the higher mountain zone cons 1st- ^^ss of tangled peaks and valleys* j5: In West Kameng, there are tViree principal monn’feat^ ranges -•> a part of Sela range, Bomdila range anfl Foot-hill range. The Sela range consists a series of mountains arranged in the f-^rm of big line from Tibet in the north, Bhutan in the West and thus forming a tough terrain to pass through it. The altitude of Sela range varies from 14000' to 15000' and Sela pass is 13714 feet high. The Bomdila range having an average heigh-f- of 900^ feet is sepera- ted by a 4500' high valley of river Dirang Chu, a tributary of Kameng river» On this range the district headguarter - Bomdila lies at an altitude varying from 8100' to 9000' above sea level* South of the Bomdila range lies the Foot-hills range having hills of quite low altitudes and the area is mostly plain. Ihe area of Foot-hill range is full of tropical forests with trees of great ecobomic values and various types of wild game.
The Kameng river flows through the district and leaving the district at Bhalul CLIMAPE ;; The district is situate<3 t^ithin the temperate zone and is remote from the sea, Phe sea has thus no influence on its climate and the distance from the Equator is immaterial owing to the influ ence of the snow-clad mountains. The only factor which determines the climate is the direction and height of mountains and the nature of s o il . Although the district lies close to the tropic, it furnishes every gradation of climate, from the sultry and suffocating tropical heat of Foot-hills area to the arctic cold of snow-clad peaks« Thus the climate is hot and humid upto 4000' in southern ajrea, temperate upto 7000’ and cold beyond it. Humidity is generally high through out the year, the winter months being less humid. POPULATION 5 As per 1991 Census, West Kameng District is having 169 villa ges with a population of 56402 * comprising 30942 males and 2 5460 fe males. Bomdila town had a population of 5570 persons. The literate population of the district as per 1991 Census was 20348 form.ing 36.08 percent of the total population* However, the literacy among males and females was recorded as 44.10 percent and 26. 32 percent respectively. S.3? rhe average density of population per square kilometre is 7 for the district as compared to 8 persons for Arunachal Pradesh, The district headquarter, Bomdila, is declared as urban and rest of the areas of the district are still considered as rural, rhe sex ratio indicates-82 3 females per lOOO males, The decennial growth rate of population(1981-91) was recorded as 35#69 for the district, LOCAL INHABirMSPS : There are five major tribes in West Kameng, namely Monpas/ MijiSy Akas, Sherdukpens and Khawas, MONPAS s The monpas belong to the Tibeto-r^ongoloid stock. They are well built, fair in corrplexion and medium to tall in structu re, They are hospitable, gentle and unassuming in temparament. Some of them have good business acumen. Their houses are made of stone and timber. A Monpa family is patriarchal. Monogamy is the general rule though polygamy is also practised. Monpas have castes and clans with no social heirarchy. Due to slight variations in dilects Monpas can be divided into si~c linguistic groups, namely, Towang Monpa, Diranq l^niDa, Lish Monpa, Boot Monpa^.. Kalaktang Monpa and liOiT >a » i ■ sr.'6up.lias its own d i a l e c t s . Monpas are Mahayana Buddhist by religion with close cultu ral and religious affinities with Bhutanese and Tibetans, All houses have small altars and chapels with statues of Buddha* Offering water in little c\jps and burning butter lamps are daily ritual. The people believe in transmigration of the soul and reincarnation. The Monpas perform many pantomime dances out of which the 'Ajilamu* dande is very popular, Losar and Choskar are the major religious festivals of l^onpas, Losar is celebrated to commemorate the advent of New Year. There is great merry-making and dancing during Losar festival. In Choskar festival the Lamas tread religious scriptures in the Gompa for a nijmber of days. Thereafter the villagers carry the religious books on their back in the procession under the guidance of the senior Lama and the procession goes round the cultivation fields. The significance of this performance is to ensure better cultivation and protect the grains from insects and wild animals and also for the pros perity of the villagers in general, ~ The Monpas are agriculturists. They practise both shift ing and permanent types of cultivation. They keep horses, yaks, cows, pigs, goats, sheep and fow'. Is. They do hunting by net, angle, and trap. The Monpas are loiown for wood curving, painting, religious scrolls called Dhankas, carpet making and weaving* ' ' ;4! MIJI ( Dhammal)s rhe Mljis live in the valley of Bichom river and they are a small group of people. According to their own tradition and belief, tbey had originally migrated from the plains and even claim to have connections with the Ahom Kings who ruled over Assam, Marriage among the Mijis usually takes place by negoti ation, Normal bride price is given by the parents of the bridegroom. The Mijis belong to the Mongoloid stock* They are divi ded into two closes# the Nyubbu and the Nyullu, who do not intermarry. rheir religion is indigenous but they have co^ under certain amount of Bi?*'*dhist influence. The Miji family is patriarchal. rhe Mijis put prominent tatoo mark on f aces. Basketry is a popvilar handycraft among the men-folk» The Mijis are agriculturist and practise shifting cultivation. They also do hunting and fishing. The M: j.Ls observe a number of ceremonies in the village, the most important celebration is known as Pungglin or Chindang. The Mijis believe in many Gods. Janglungnui is the most power ful of all of them* A festival is observe in honour of the spirit in the month of October* Each village has a Deori or Priest who officiates in the ritual. There is a village council in each miji village and the council consists of village headman and other elders of the v i l l a g e . AKA (Hriasso) t The ^ a s are inhabitants of the South-Eastern part of West Kameng. Their main concentration is notice.'^ in the Phrizi- no area* The Aka socfiety is said to be mainly based on two broad groups; Kutsun and Kb vat sun. An Aka family is patriarchal'and polygamy is practised. Marriage takes place either by the common Way of negotiation s or by elop-eiient Cross cousin m arriage is preferred to others. Mithuns are essential part of the bride price for marriage. The Aka house is an elongated structure. The Akas have prominent tatoo marks on the faces. The Akas observe a number of ceremonies in the village. The most important commu nity festival is known as Nechido, performed by village priest once in a year. The Ak women make colourful bags. Basketry is the popu lar hand3jtcraft amongst the menfolk. The most common form of art is wood painting. The Akas are agriculturist and they practise shifting cul tivation. They keep mithun, cow, horse, goat, pig and poultry. They practise hxinting and chasing by means of spears, bows and arrows. The Akas have a number of songs and dances for different socio-religious festivities. SHERDUKPEN ; The Sherdu3 The Sherdukpen society is toased on iMe classes? Thong and Chao« The Thongs are said to be descendants of Kin- Japtang Bura and Chaos are the descendants of his partnt^rs and servant class. As such, the class Thong is superior to Chao. The two classes are again devided into several clans. A Sherdukpen family is patariarchal and they practise monogamous type of marriage. The Sherdukpen hoiases are generally erected on substantial stone foundations. The floor and walls are made of thick wooden planks. Like MonpaS/ the Sherdukpems are also Buddhist and deeply r e l i g i o u s . They observe a number o f The Sherdukpens are agricmlturist and practise both shift ing and permanent cultivation. Thiey keep livestock like ponies, cows, goats/ sheep, fowls and bullocks. They h\mt with bows and arrows. They practise fishing by means of netS/ angles, traps. The Sherdukpen women are skillful weav^ers. The Sherdukpens perform many dances, the principal dances are the Yak dance, the deer dance and Ajilamu dance which are fe both exciting and entertaining. An inte resting feature of Sherdukpens life is their annual migration during the winter month to Doimara and In the adjoining foot-hills area I for the purposes of trade and maintaining their age-long relations with the plains. KHAWAS (Buoun) s The Khawas inhabit in some of the villages of Thrizino circle of the district. They call themselves Bugun. The tribe is sub-divided into a nurribeir of clans. All of them are said to have originated from a single tritoal identity called *AGhimpiirr^*-'^* . The t r i b e endogarrY and clan exoganny is the r u le of the t r i b e . Monogamy is the social norm but sometimes biogarry is also practised. » 6 8 A fami-ly Is pa'triarcnal<> The Khawas belong to the M ongoloid stock and are of fair complexion* They have flat nose# cons ^icuous cheek-bones., black haii- and brownish eyes* Both males and females keerj long h e ir and t ie their hair like the Akas and M i j i s i The Khawa houses are like those of the Akas and Mij is but the roofs of the houses are usually covered with bamboo matt in g s. The Khawas are agriculturist* Phey practise s h ift in g c u l t i v a tio n and keep domesticated animals like cow, horse, pig, sheep/ goat, fowl end very rarely mithun., They hunt and chase by means of spears, traps,- bows and arrows* The most important ceremony amongst the Khawas is *Kshyat- s o w a i’ • fhe village priest (phabi) perform the rituals and the ceremonies. The Khawas have a nximber of songs and dances which are mainly associated with their socio religious festivals. There is a village co-’oncil in each Khawa village which is responsible for the internal administration, ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP - :T^ administrative^ set up is based on single line administra tion which aims at keepii^g a close co-operation amongst various development departments wich the administration and thus work toge ther for speedy developmen^c of the people and the area. The entire district i< devided into three Sub-Divisions viz. Bdmdlla, Rupa and Nafra-Buragaon,, Bomdila Sub-Division has got ttoee circles i.e* Dirang, Borodila(Sadar) and Bhalukpongj Rupa Sub- Division covers Kalaktang circle; Nafra-Buragaon Sijb-^Division has two circles, namely, Hafra and Thrizino. The Deputy Commissioner, being the overall incharge of the district, maintains law and order with the help of administrative officers and police force. The villagers have their own customary a<3bninistrative system in the form of traditional village councils. The councils consist of the Gaon Bur as and members. The Assam Frontier Regulation/1945/ authorises the village councils to settle all civil matters and certain criminal matters falling within their jur is diet ions» However, for all matters, the Deputy Commissioner and some other administrative officers have jurisdiction under the si:^ervision of the Assam High Court which holds the appellate and the revisional authority. The district has been covered by 3 blocks,namely, Dirang, Kalalctang and Narra-B\iragaon. The Panchayat Raj has been introduced in the district with th North East Frontier Agency Fanchayat Raj Regulation, 1967. Under this regulation (l), the Gram Panchayat exist at the village level (2) the Anchal Samiti at the Anchal level and Zilla Parishad ope- Jtates at the district level. The Regulation provides for effect ive participation of the people in the administration through the il»t:ltutions set up under the Panchayat Raj scheme. !! 7 : HIGHLIGHPS ON IMPORPANr ASPECTS OF WEST KAMBNG D IST R lC r !• Adm inistrative S-ub-Divisior) 3 2* Adiuinistrstive Circle 6 3. Number of Blocks 3 4. N-umber of Town 1 (Bomdila) 5* Number of villages ( As per 169 1991 Census) 6 . Total population 56402 a) Male 30942 b ) Female 25460 Total Urban Population 5570 a) Male 3180 b ) Female 2390 8. Percentage of literacy 36,06 a) Literacy rate of males 44,10 b) Literacy rate of females 26.32 9. Density of population 7 persons per Sq. Km. 10, Sex Ratio 823 f ema les per 1000 jnala#, 11, Decennial growth rate of 3 S. 69 population (1981 - 1991 ) 12. Name of Indegenous Scheduled (a) Monpa s Tribes of the District ^ i) Dirang Monpa ii) Lish Monpa lii) Boot Monpa iv) Kalaktang Monpa v) Panchen Monpa (b) Miji (c) Sherdukpen (d) Aka (e) Bugun (I9>awa) 13. Important Rivers (a) Kameng(Bh«rali) (b) Tenga (c) Bichom (d) Gacham (e) Norgum (Bhairabk\tfs<3) (f} Dirangchu (g) Ji^muri (Dhansiri) 14. H^del Project with capacity (a) Dirang ( 2000 KW) (b) RahuAg ( 750 KW) 15» No. of Assembly Consti tuencies l6o (a ) Nearest Rail- head Bhalu3 Table No^Ia.l______^______Ranl 1. WEST BOMDILA Bomdila 1953 Deputy Coinmissioner KAMENG 2* D irang 1954 Extra Assistant Ccmmissioner. 3. Bhalukpong 1979 Extra Assistant Ccmmissioner. 4 . RUPA Kalaktang 1990 Extra Assistant Commissioner 5 . NAFRA- N afra 1954 Circle Officer BURAGAON 6# T h rizin o 1953 Extra Assistant Commissioner DISTANCE OF CIRCLg H.Q.s FROM DISTRICT H.Q. Tablg. Noa.14.2^ ______Sl^ District»Circle *Pi^tance,,frQrn D,4st.^.■ p^^al ‘Mode of NoJ Head- ,Head- iMoto- ' Porter Track jDist- Jcommunica- t Quarter ,Quarter rable 'Distance*No. of ance tion , (In Km) I Stage * (Col. 4 t 1 1 1 1 i St 5) 1 1 « - 2_ i 3 5 _ i 6 .. J[ - 7 J § BOMDILA Bomdila n .o -— 0 ,0 Dirang 42 - - 42 APST/Pvt.Bus Kalaktang 99 - 99 APST/Pvt.Bus Bhalukpong 100 - 100 APST/Private Nafra 55 - - 55 APST/t^ivate V e h ic le si Thrizino 127 127 APST/Private V e h ic le s , ■ Source? Deputy Corrmissioner/ Bomdila. 10 E)ISr.RlCr-.WISE PUPULAPION o f ’ ARUM;^CHAL PRAPfeSH AND PERCENTAGE OF LITgRACY AS. PER Table No. ^ ______- 1 ' Sill Name of the Pot.a 1 Doi'' 111 at ion 1 Liberate population 1 ; Percent.^:ge o: L;:.teracv' D is t r ic t ’ Person:^ .Male iFfemaie 1 Person^ Male 1 Female 1 Nol, ■^Persons. j fej e SFemale : ■ " 1' “ . i 3 ^ i 4 ^ 1 ■“8 “ 11 -l-i T.” .1 1-i Tawang 27574 15292 12282 6860 5017 1843 24.87 , 3 2 .8 0 1 5 .0 0 2* West Kameng 56402 30942 2 5460 20348 13646 6702 3 6 .0 7 4 4 . 10 2 6 .3 2 3. East. Kameng 502 38 25553 24685 10260 7573 2687 2 0 .4 2 2 9 .6 3 1 0 ,8 8 4 . Lower Subansiri 154591 81425 73166, 50614 33015 17599 3 2 .7 4 4 0 . 54 2 4 .0 5 5. Upper Sul^nsiri 49163 26128 23035 ; 14593 9743 4856 2 9 .6 9 3 7 .2 8 - 2 1 .0 8 6. West Siang 89778 47954 41824 32292 20951 11341 3 5 .9 6 4 3 .6 8 2 7 .1 1 7. East Sian g 99985 53730 462 55 35782 23576 12206 3 5 .7 8 4 3 .8 7 2 6 .3 8 8. Dibang Va4;ley 42928 23962 18966 16218 11301 4917 3 7 .7 7 4 7. 16 2 5 .9 2 9. Lohit 109632 61022 48610 . 43358 29453 13905 3 9 .5 4 4 0 .2 6 2 8 .6 0 10, Changlang . 92891 49569 43322 3104 5 21216 982 9 3 3 .4 2 4 2 .8 0 2 2 .6 8 11. iPirap ■ 85210 4566? 39545 20771 15200 5571 2 4 ,3 7 3 3 ,2 8 1 4 ,0 8 Total of Aruijachal 858392 461242 397150 282147 190691 91456 3 2 .8 6 4 1 .3 4 2 3 .0 2 11 • ' ' ' "PP^ES.ll ( AS P|fe Movisional figures O F "1 9 91 CENSUS T ' ...... NOs^II.J _ _ rable „ — ------■ ; ------T Tl'otal Ibec:e n n ia l 5 Dens ity ‘Sex Ratio 1 Name of the jAreaCln 1 rotal Population 1 population y i UW L.I1 J- dUfc:i|Of popu- 'Females ,Sq. K m .); Male 'Female [Persons Noj District 1 as per 1 1 |of popln. 11ation ‘per inoo ‘ 1 1 J.1981 Census j.(l981-9l) Jper Sq. Km, 'm ales^ 4 ' 5 ” J 3 i ~ I 1 ” 6 ” ” , i - " " 7 .1 8 .1 9 1 10 : 1, Pawang 2172 15292 12282 27574 21735 2 6 .8 6 13 803 2. West Kameng 7422 30942 25460 56402 41567 3 5 .6 9 7 823 3. East Kameng 4234 25553 24685 50238 42736 1 7 .5 5 12 . 966 4. Lower Subansiri 13010 81425 73166 154591 112650 37. 33 11 899 5, Upper Subansiri 7032 26128 23035 49163 39410 2 4 .7 5 7 882 6. West Siang 12006 47954 41824 89778 74164 3 1 .4 1 7 872 7« East Siang 6512 53730 46255 99985 70451 3 1 .0 5 15 861 8, Dibang V::lley 13029 23962 18966 42928 30978 38. 58 3 732 9, Lohit 11,402 . 61022 48610 109632 69498 57^75 9 ^ > 9 1 10. Changlang 4662 •' 49569 43322 92891 1 4 9 .3 2 19 874 128650 1 1 . r.irap 2 362 ; 45665 39545 85210 I 2 8 .2 5 36 866 Arunachal Pradesh 8374 3 i 461242 397150 858392 6 31839 35.'86 10 861 ’sources Census of India^ 1991s Series-3 of Arunachal Pradesh.’ 12 MONTHLY RAINFALL IN DIFFEREI^UT PLACES OF WEST KAMENG DISrRICT DURING t h e " y e a r 1 9 9 1 ." Table No. III. 1 ______Iii _r)p _).______SI. Naime of Ralnaaage Stations Month No. ' Boundila ! Kalaktang * Thrizino I_ _ _» I X I 5 _ ^ 1. January 2-.00 4 7 .6 0 1 12 .0 0 2. February 45.. 20 14.40 104.00 3. March 4 9 .4 0 2 1 .9 0 5 5.00 4. A p ril 92 .6,0 5 3 .9 0 1 86 .0 0 5. May 149.30 187.80 1 9 7 .0 0 6 . June MA 275.80 1215. 00 7 . July 8 7 . 0 0 2 2 2 .6 0 1704.00 8. August -403.60 2 2 0 .0 0 2 3 4 1 .0 0 9 . September 211.10 1 3 5 .8 0 2 8 3 1 .0 0 10. October 212.40 47.00 1363.00 11, November 3 .0 0 NIL 2 6 .0 ^ 12. Decerriber 2 1 . 0 0 N IL 2 0 0 .0 0 Total Rain-fall 1 2 7 6 .6 0 1 2 2 6 .8 0 1 09 34 .00 during the year Source s EE(RWD) ^Bomdila/ A. E(RWD), Kalak-^-ang/ E.O.(Agril), Thrizino s 13 s CENPRE-WISE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE AND RELAPIVE HUMIDIIY IN W EST KAMENG D IST R IC T DURING THE YEAR $991 la b l e No 5_III^2______Iln Centig^adel - ______I SI.I ' NAME OF TKE CENTRE I Month No,' I Bomdlla Kalaktanq i Thriz inQ 1 Maxi^ Mini-j- I Mexi-» Mini- % Maxi- RH % mum mum I mum I mum I mum m\am I O 1. 4 i _ .5 . 6 7 T 8 1 9 i 10 1 11 1. J anuary 5 .9 0 1. 50 73» 26 21. 00 4 .0 0 4 6 ,8 0 16.00 6, 00 NA 2. ,February 7 .2 5 2 .2 1 7 8 .2 7 24. 00 5o00 7 5 .4 3 1 7 .0 0 9 ,0 0 NA 3. March 11. 16 4 ,7 9 7 4 .6 6 32. 00 7,00 69.83 2 3 ,0 0 1 3 .0 0 NA 4 . A p ril 1 3 .2 3 6 .9 3 7 5 .2 0 2 8. 00 12JD0 7 2, 12 2 4 .0 0 1 2 .0 0 NA 5. May 1 4 .8 0 1 0.50 84„Q(0 28, 00 H /)0 74«00 24* o;o 1 7 ,0 0 NA 6. June 1 7 .4 0 1 3 .3 3 8 9 .0 0 26. 27 2 2p9 8 7 ,8 0 2 7 ,0 0 2 0 ,0 0 NA 7 . July 18*74 1 4 .6 7 8 6 „ 0 0 31. 00 2OiD0 8 7 .9 4 2 7 ,0 0 2 0 .0 0 NA 8 . August 17.83 13.90 89. 3(0 31» 00 2 0D0 85.<^G 2 8 ,0 0 2 0 ,0 0 NA 9.“ September 1 7 ,3 0 12o63 8 9. 39 31« 00 2 0.00 8 7 ,6 5 27 , QO 2 0 ,0 0 NA 10 . October 15. 19 8 .3 5 80,6(0 28„ 00 1 0 ^ 0 7 6 ,9 2 2 5 ,0 0 19vOO NA 11 , November 1 1 ,5 6 3 .3 0 63„0^o 25. 00 8^00 6 9 ,2 9 2 0 ,^ 0 1 2 ,0 0 NA 12 .December 9 .4 1 1 ,6 7 6 2 .7 0 20 o00 4o 00 6 8 ,9 3 1 6,00 9 , DO NA Source s EE(RWD) , B o m d ila/A E (RWD ) ^ Kalaktang/EO(Agr11) /Thrizino. AI^rirUDE OF IMPORTANT PLACES OF WEST K^JVIENG l ^ b l e NOj5_IIIj5 ,3 ______« ______SI. Name of places Unit Altitude Remarks No, •-'I ^ - 3^ ^ a i __ __ i _ 1. Bomdila Me tare Varying from 2430 to 2700 2, Dirang II 1497 3, Kalaktang 11 1113 4 , Nafra It 1790 5, Thrizino It 1224 6 , Bhalukpong i» 213 7 , Shergaon !| 1954 8 , Rupa 11 1408 9 , Nechiphu. (* 0 * point) 1708 10, Elephant Flat (I 334 11, Sela t^ass ...... 4114 _ 5^ .jgiii 14 • PIS PRIBUTION OF GOVT ^ (ARdNACimL PRADESH) SDUCAriQ'NAL INSTlTUriONS Table N o .I V .l (In N o s .) 1 S I. ! Name^ of- the .. , N O . OF INSTITUTIONS No. C ir c le .. College 1H*S« * S econd--|Middle J Pre- 1 Comrou- 1 [SchoolI ary 1 School {mary ,Prim~* nity 1 , • School iSch- ,ary iSchoo1 T .1 lOOl. JSchoo]! 1 I_ 2 - i : r : i - 4 - i - X V I i -9 _ 1. Bomdila 1 1 - - “5 2 - 2. Dirang - - 2 5 24 13 4 t 3. Kalaktang ~ 2. 4 19 7 - 4 , Bhalukpong •V - - 1 - 5 1 )■ 5 , N afra ■ ~ - 1. ^ 1 14 2 1 6 . Thrizino “ - 2 15 3 3 •1 Total 1 X 1 : : 82 28 8 . '■ < DISPRIBUnON OF EDUCATI OiSIAL INSTITUHONS OtHER-THAN ARUN/iCHAL PRJ\DESH GOVT, IN WEST KAMfeNG DISTRICT ' AS ON 31.3^92 Table NOi.IV. 2 ______1^0. ____ SlI? ___ C-__x.jj-.-j_j______‘ Ha Si i 3-ecpr)d~'Midd-. . IPrii^ }Pre- 1 Name of Institution No ‘ s c h o o l' ary 'le 'mary iPry. ___ I _ 1 School J.Sshodl.!Sc|pQ,l_'^clpQl I _ _ 1 _ 1 _ I ^ I _ i„5_ _L _6-. _ ! . 2 _ 1* Kendriya Vidyalaya,Tengavalley 2. Central School/ Rupa 3* Central School for Tibetans, Tenzihgaon 4, Vivekananda Kendriya Vidyalaya, Shergaon 5* Modern School# Bomdila 6. Tulcpen N\irsery School, Rupa 7. Rajen'dra Ashram, Rupa 8. Rongnang School, Ka^^aktang 9. Jyotinagar Childrens Academy, D iran g , Total 15 iNSriTUriOMWXSE n u m b e r o f s t u d e n t s a n d TE7^.CHERS r e l a p i n g t o ARUN?.CHpJj PRADESH GOVT. INSTITUTIONS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRJCP DURING THE YE£>^ s 1991-92 Table No^IV,3 ______— 1 31* ' Type of No. Of Students 1 ..... No. of Teachers No. JIHat;:itution Boys {Girls { Total f Trained IUn-Trained 1 Total _ 1 _ { ______2 ______3 „ i - 1 ...5.,. _ 1__ _ 6 1 _ _J__ ^ i _ 8 ^ 1. Commun ity Schoo1 115 92 207 - 8 8 2o Pre- Primary 471 403 874 - 28 28 3o Primary 1896 1506 3402 68 90 158 4 , Middle 791 535 1326 30 36 66 5. Secondary 1109 895 2004 44 52 96 6. Higher Secondary 492 337 829 17 9 26 Total 4874 3768 8 64 2 159 223 382 INSriTUriONWISE NUMBER OF S TUDENTS AND TEACHERS RELATING TO NON-ARUNACHAL PRADESH GOVT, IN WEST K^JVIENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Table No^IV.4 ______il|l Nog..i ^ ^ _ !Nq . of Students of No,, * Institution \ ’ Boys !G irls •.Total, TrainedlUn-Trained jrot — — j- Jl- — JL — — a. a. ■— . "l* 1^ tI 1 12 ^ ^ |_ 3 ! 4- 1 C 1 . 6 1 7 * 8 lo Pre-Primary 102 78 180 1 4 5 2. Primary 404 268 672 9 21 30 3. M iddle 173 156 329 9 5 14 4. Secondary 223 153 376 13 - 13 5. Higher Secondary 685 363 1048 33 1 34 - ?otal 1587 1018 2 6 0 5 65 31 96 s 16 s ENROLMENr IN THE GOVP. DEGREE 9QLLEG 5. ROMDI^LA^ 1;N W ESI. KAMEKO DISPR ICT BURING. THE YEAR 1991-1992 Table No^IV.^ ______illn No§..j____ J _ i Bovs _ I Girls. 1 No* of C lass ;a . p . ^ ! ^ectu- 'liibal ! filial I DEGREE COURSE ( ARTS ) (a) Part-I (1st Year) 46 12 18 4 80 (b) Part~Il(2nd Year) 20 .5 11 5 41 (c) Part-Ill(3rd Year) 12 6 — 3 21 Total 78 23 29 12 142 : 17 : CLASSWISE AND SEXWISE DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS educational INSTITUTIONS i n , w e s t ^ KAMENG Dj^ST. YEAR i991--92 T ^ L A T I N G 'TC ARUNACHAL. p r a d e s 'h ( x v f I N S firufIONS) Table Noa.IV. 6 ______(ln_N os^ ) ______t S I . I i TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS TRIBAL STUDENT3 r. OTHER STUEENTS Class No. I • Boys ' Girls 1 Total 1 Boys 1 Girls 1 Total Boys \ Girl's 1' Total i^i 2 -1^ 3 4 ; 5 1 6 \ 7 i. ^ 8 9 1 10 1 11 1. Pr e-Pr imary 586 495 1081 433 376 809 153 119 272 2. I 1126 912 2038 750 649 1399 376 263 639 3* II 641 544 1185 367 3 58 725 274 186 460 4 . III 528 435 963 314 280 594 214 155 369 5. IV 461 276 737 290 187 477 171 89 260 6, V 341 266 607 202 158 360 139 108 247 7. VI 271 , 200 471 183 127 '310 68 73 161 8 . VTI 208 123 331 117 78 195 91 45 136 9. VIII 186 164 350 116 111 227 70 53 123 10. IX 166 117 283 96 , 66 162 70 51 121 11. X 147 , 117 264 91 83 174 56 34 90 12. XI 75 45 120 48 21 79 27 14 41 13. _XII 138 74 212 91 27 118 47 47 94 Total 4874 3768 8642 3098 2531 5629 1776 1237 3013 18 DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 (RELATING TO n o n -a r u n a c h a l PRADESK Govr INSTITUTION) Table No. IV* 7 (in NoSe) --f t E J TOTAL NO. OF STU-O!ENTS TRIBAL STUDENTS OTH:jr s t u d e -^tts i 1 i i Class 1 Boys 1 G irls 1 Total X Boys iG irls Total No.* -1- Bo^s..1 Gj[xl3._ 1 Total 1 1 ~r “ 1 1 1 1 1 u 2 3 5 _ J . : 7 8 • .1- i 10 i 11 1* Pire.-Primary 274 244 518 108 79 187 166 165 331 2. I 209 144 353 37 ' 36 73 172 108 280 3. II 194 154. 348 59 13 72 ■ 135 141 276 4. III 201 78 279 56 15 71 145 63 208 5. IV 154 82 236 19 4 23 135 78 213 6. V 138 93 231 26 7 33 112 86 198 7, VI 87 76 163 2 3 5 85 73 158 8 . VII 104 57 161 , - 7 7 104 50 154 9. VIII 89 ^ 49 138 4 2 6 85 47 132 10. IX 71 18 89 3 1 4 68 17 85 11. X 44 10 54 5 4 9 39 6 45 12. XI 10 5; 15 - - . - 10 5 15 13. XII 12 8 ^ . 20 1 - 1 11 8 19 T o tal 1587 1018 2605 320 171 4^1 1261 847 2114 ?19s RESULr OF VARIOUS EXAKINAriON IN WESP KAMENG DISPR lCf DURING THE YETiR 1991-92 Tabl^ NOi.IV.8 ______i l n No s .JL. S I , I Name of the Students , Students * Percentage t Mo*.« ion______2 _ :„ „ 1, Secondary final Examination(AISSE) 360 152 42.22 2* Higher Secondary final Examination 178 54 30.33 (AISSCE) NUMBER OF SPUPENTS OF WEST KAMENG P IS TRIG r STUDYING OUTSIDE ARUNACHAL PRADESH Tafele Noj5.IV. 9 ______i l Q ______Sl^’ Name of I Type'"of No. of Stu d en ts ' Institutions I Course as No Boys A - i - i. Sainik School Higher Secondary 2m B^nasthali School Primary 2 3. Vivekananda Kendriya High-^- Secondary i Vidyalaya^Gaziabad 4. Engineering y 5. Medical I 6. B. S c (A g r il) | 7. ff.V.Sc. } N.A, 8. Degreee Course(General) X 9. Post-Graduate (General) X 10. Other(Not specified) I Source: PPPI/Principal,Govt. Degree College/Principal^Govt. H,S. School/Bomdila/Chairman,WWC,Boindila/^rincipal,C. S . , Penga- valley/Principal,C. S. for Tibetans, Penzingaon/Principal, VKV, Shergaon/Director, Rajendra Ashram, Rupa/ J^rlncipal, Tukpen School/ Rupa/ HeadiYiistress, Rongnang S c h o o l/Kalaktang/ Commandant ,SSB, Dirang. ^ 2(0 CIRCLEWISE DISPRIDUnON OF ^OSIPITAL/HEALrH CENrRE/ DISPENSARIKS tifW ESr 1SAMENG P I S TRIG P - AS O N .. 3-1. 3 ,9 2 Table No.V^l______i l n N o s .l S i . Name of ’General sFrimary I Health ‘ Health < h^oA-?-i-ai / ,s„b- ; C irc le ? C ent r e iC en tre, i . > I insarylnsary icolony J. ______2______1. Bomdila 2v pirang 3 3. Kalaktang 6 4, Bhalukpong 2 5. Nafra 1 6, Th rizin o 3 — ^i'otal __ _ „ 15 NUMBER. OF : :ar:iORI3ED H^DS IN HOSPITAL/HEAL PH CENTRES WEST KhMEI^cFlSlsrRlCr AS'ON 31. 3. 92 Table Nojt.V^2______SI,' Name of ‘Name of H o s p it a l / ■ a u p h o r i s e d b e d C ircle *Healtn 'Centre/ -t, Gene- » ^ tisola- I Hansen Noi ’ S\ib-Ccntre I ral • tion I I I Z ZzZ I 1 l4l III i 11 d 1 1 1 Z iZ I i I b I 1* Borndila D i s t . H o s 'p i t a 1 , B g miiia 58 60 2* Dirang p iran g C, 12 12 Mandal ^phuairiung • S ub-C antrG S a la r i . Sui^-Cantre Namshu S u b - C e n t r e 3» Kalalctang Kal/^ktang P.H*C« 12 12 Rupa S'lio-'Centre 8 a Shergaoji Sub-Centre 2 2 Morshing Sub-Centre 2 2 Doha Sub-Centre Baletiui Sub-Centre Mukuthing Sub-Centre 4* Bhalukpong B'i^alukpong s/Centr-e 'Do imar a £ .b- C antr e 5, Nafra Nafra Sub-Centre 12 12 6, Phrizino Phriziro Sub-Centre 12 12 Buragaon c’ub-Centre 12 12 Falisi u5ab~Centre ro-v:al 134 136 i21 CIRCLEWISE DlSPRIBUriON OF MEDIC.\L STAFF XN WE$T KAMENG DI.srRICr AS ON 31.3.92 Table Moa-Xi.3______i l n Nos.. 2 _____, Name of iDoct- 1 Mat*- [ As stt [ S t a f f * S i s t e r ! ^ ‘Phar iTutor ! Health Circle ’or ‘ron ,Mat- iNursejNurse lANMjmaci jNUrse 'Asstt* ______1„_1____l£on ______1 _ l^ t _ 1 ______I______^ I 7 I I ^ ^ _ i _2_ 1 _3_ 6 a. JL J . 1 - .9. 1 0 . Bomdila 7 1 1 6 3 D irang 1 - 1 4 3 Kalaktang 4 4 7 Bhalu] Total 14 16 8 19 INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PATIEINTS TREATED IN -^HOSPITAL/ health CENTRES "of V7EST KiT^NG DURliSTG THE YEAR ,,1991^92. Ta^lg. N0^V^4______^ ^ ^ Nos • X ____ 1: 1 SI. ■Name of Hpspltal/Health Centre/ ] Indo or ' Outdoor Total No. I Sub-Centre 1 1 3 1 4 * , 5. « ^ 1* District Hospital,B6mdila 654 16064 16718 2 , Djjrang P. H. C. 571 12251 12822 3. Mandalaphudhung Sub-Centre 12 35 1235 4^ S a la r i S\ib-Centre - 4330 4330 5* Namshu Siib-Centre - > 903 903 6* Kalaktang P.H.C. 536 12769 13305 7 . Rupa Sub-Centre ^55 12661 13266 8* Sherg^on Sub-Centre 6155 6155 9* Morshing Svib-Centre . ^ ’’ 694 694 10. Bbha Sub-Centre NA NA !!• Balemu Sub-Centre; 1148 1148 12. Makuthing Sub-Centre \ NA NA 1 3. Blialu} 2852 96568 9 9420 22 DISEASEWISE PATIENTS TREATED IN HOSPITAL/HEALTH CENTRES OF WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 1 9 9 1‘-92 (In N o s ^ _ Table N0..V .5 - ■ . ■ Tsi^hi-? • 1 f A ll si.IName of.Hospital/Health ’Diarr- JStO-. 1 K ^spi^ iMalar SGabiJ'Goitre I Leprosy ’ T. B, No, Cen tre/H e alth S\ib-Centre Vhoea/ mach , rato- ,r i a t l l i s s , • other 1 ies * * *Dysen- ’ intes ry t » t * disease • 1 1 , try 3; '^alari Sub-Centre 448 228 508 \ - 49 -- - 3097 4,' Manila:^.apfiudufig Sxxbr-Con-tir© 269 137 329 - 89 - 412 5. Namshu S'Ub-Centre 76 1 5 " 112 - - - -48 -- 652'- 6. Kalaktang P.H^C 672 513 814 8, 4 , 816 2 35 10441 7. Rugi H&=SietFi 1971 607 O-Ji-i§§4 ■ . ■111 i ' m m 8* Shergaon Sub-Centire 1095 532 1080 172 - 11 . 3265 9» Morshing Siib-Centre 56 7 0 32 - /' ■ ■ - 536 10. Balemu Sub-Centre 179 95 135 4 8 ' - - - ; 691 11. Boha Sub-Centre NA NA NA NA NA . NA NA NA N ^ NA 13* Mutothing S\jb-Centre NA NA NANANA iNA NA n a ' NA ' NA 13. Bhalukpong Sub-Centre 618 472 741 35 18 346 2 31 : 5832 14. Doimara Sxab-Centre 232 73 2 9 4 I r - 56 1 4' 490 15* Nafra Bub-Centre 615 231 3i4 . ^ 4 ; ' ■ 218 V — ■ — ; 7695 16* Thrizino Sub-Centre 794 341 ^938’ 3 2 295 1 ~ 324 3 i ■ 17. Buragaon Sub-Centre 549 392 968 ■: -2i' - ■ 315 1045 ■ i. 18. Palizi Sub-Centre 525 212 U 4 35 'i' 731 I- ■ , 1 • -r'-•^ .MM ^ — 231 achievement OF NAriONAL MALARIA EERIADICATION PROGRAMME IN WEST KAMENG DISTRIcFIduRING I^HIE ' Y E ^ l991-*-92 --- ^ _ lln Nog,, i ^ ----- T Name of {No, of No. of N o ,, ( O f 'No, of I SEECIES iNo. Of iSurvei- v i l l a Bloodod 'Blood l e a s e s C ir c le \llance ges sliidaes ‘slides j * , I 'ed iradica- covered colLllec-^ found . ; l i y ’ SljDHV ted3 ipositi I I J ‘treated ' I ______x v e ----- I _ . j _ _ _ I 2 55____{___ .5___i 2t_8_l_9i lOiU Bomdila “ - ; — — - - - ^ - Dirang ~ - - - - - Kalaktang - 2 NA 60011 21 16 5 - 21 Ehalukpong Rs 3 10 944 n 28 26 2 - 28 Nafra , 1 - - - - - Thrizino 1 4 9 47711 5 5 _ 5 ACHIEVEMENr OF FAMILY WBELFARS PROGRAMME IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT X^XJIRING THE YEAR 199i-92 Table No^V^7_ ^ ______; ____ 1. Name of IPIaces having I Persscons \ T,U.C*D. Jcpndom s Ifamily welfare I Sfceir jilis e d I inserted 'distri- C ir c le r C lin ic 1 _ _ ^ — — -.ife^ted __ ■ ■ ■■ Bomdila Dist, Hospital, , 26 m ■ 3290 Bomdila, D irang Primary Health 6 68 j200 Centre,Dirang Kalaktang Primary Health Centre/Kalaktang 10 4350 • and Health Siib- Centre/ Rupa Bhalu%>on^ Bhalukpong S\ib- - 30 2130 Centre N afra Nafra S\ab-Centre • -■ ' 4 ■ - T h rizino Thrizino Sub-Centre - : Total 4 0 ‘ ^ ’ 208 10970 Source: District Mediicral OfficerBomdila. ; 24 s POLICE STAPIONS/OUr-POSrS AND STRENGTH OF POLICE PgRSONNEL IN WEsr KAMgHQ DISTRICT AS ON 31. 3.92 Table No^V I . 1 • tSub- r A s s t t.IH e a d , Const „ iW.r. ! W.S, -Total Name of police SI* ;s.p. ,D.s.-p, , ■‘•nsP®-. .iinsp-.^sub- .Const- able I ' * 'Ope- ' Net ,'Police s t at ion/o ut-»po s t ctor No. Vaa-tori iTnspe'-’ able [ 'rator' ipersonnel ,ctor I I ! ( (col.3 to 1 - «10)_ _ - .1- J3„ i _ i _i_ _5_ _ i _6_ 2 _ 1 _8 _ _ - a I 1 3 ______ 1. Bpmdila P. S. and Bomdila Reserve 2. Dirang P.S. 3. Kalaktang P.S* 4 . Rupa P .S . 5. Bhalukpong P.S. 6. Balemu P.S, Total of West Xameng 1 8 32 12 3 2 5 8 188 s 25 s DEJ?/qLS OF ACCIDENTS OCCURED 3IN WEST KAMENG DISTR ICJ DURING THE YE7VR 1991-92 Table No.VI.2 ( In Nos« ) S I . 1 No. of accident Description No,-l occured 1. ROAD ACCIDENT S (a) No. of accident occured 19 ■(b) No. of persons killed 53 (c) No. of persons injured 27 (d) No. of vehicles involved 19 2. FIRS ACCIDENT s (a) No. of fire accident (b) Estimated loss NA (c) Other type of accident NIL NO. OF CASES PENDING, FILED m P DlSPQg ED IN WEST KAMEI:^G~"dI$TRICT DURliNG THE YEAR 1991-92 X a b le No *.VI.3 ______i.In Nog..l Type of Number off cases cases 'pending 1 Recorde(3. Total ‘Disposed[Remained !j at the cne Ilauring during * rorfor {i off I {pending beginning‘the yearrl dispo- * » I __n ' t T _ _ _ 1 ______i .. ^2^ i - -3_ ,. ^5^ ^ i ^ Crim inal : 320 ■ 189 509 106 401 C i v i l 74 62 136 45 91 S 26 : IN C ID E N rs OF CRIMES IN WEST K/iMEl^G DISTR3.C^ DURING THE YBAR 1 9 9 1 -9 2 Table N o •V I ,4 ______^ (In Nos. ) ____; SI — —. — of offence No. of cases Persons V reported connected ■ r- .4 “ 4 u Offences again-st state Sc public tranquility 2 . Murder 3.. Dacoity 4 . Robbery , 2 6 5. Burglary 12 9 6 . Kidnapping 3 4 7* Rape 6 10 Cattle theft 9 . Property theft 20 37 10. House tresspass- 4 4 11. Injury/Assault 26 43 12. Others 116 1 7 9 Total Ta? 292' STATEjVlENT SHOWIlte THE GENERZ^ RESULT OF TRIALS OF CRIMINAL CASES. IN WEST KAMENq DISTRICT " Table Mt>iVI..5.;_ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Nos. I _ _ 1 _ ^ fNo. of fNo. of jDischa- iConvi—‘GDmnii-’Died, iPers(>ns, Year 'itases ipersons ^rged or icted ‘tt^d ^escaped ^rem^^nlng irepor- -und^ 'acquit 'or I T ed *t r i a l 'tted r"efe- Jferred ‘at the end I dur ing t rred ,to other i of the yea; it-he ' .S t a t e . 1 1 -■ year t 1 t r** t 1 T 1 2 1 5 » 6 1 7 1 8 , _ 1991-9' 189 278 6^2 109 - 107 1990-91 216 544 107 57 4 - 376 1989-90 124 325 91 ■ 55 • - 2 177 1988-8^ 252 419 110 95 25 3 186 1987-85 225 483 119 133 4 ' 147 Source s Si P«/EAC (judicial ) ^ Bomdila* 27 s CLASS I FI CAP ION OF AREA OF V7ESP KAMENG DiISTRlQ r m ON 31.3.92 N o ^ V I I ^ l ______ Pype of utilisation r Are;a Remarks I -» ■— — — ^ — — «» —. t ■ T ,1 :2 t (a) Total Geographical area 74:22 (Sq. Km) (b) Forest area 5234-90 (c) Area'under current fallow li:77 As per Agiril, Census;1991 (d) Un-cultivated area other than fallow land ■ 19*83 (e) Fallow land other than current fallov; 16)04 (f ) CultUjiabie waste land 12! 2 3 (g) Land no’; available for cultiva-ion SB94 (h) Net areo sown 6S42 ( i ) Gross .cropped area 8 2 6 0 22 m AREA AND PRODUCTION OF AGRICULgTUUmAL PRODUCrS IN WESr KAMEm DIST V DURING TfffiE YEAR 1991-92 Xafele NOtyilx.2^ ^ . Area 1 Pr6 duction Yield Fate - Name of the ci^bp (In H e cttf * (in Mr ) (In qtl. per “* ■ —• - 3 X - - 1., 1050 1428 13.6 2. Maize 3870) 5031 13^0 3* Millet J34a ^300 9*7 4. Wheat 235 423 18.0 5. Barley 97 102 10.5 6 . Buck Wheat 800 752 9 .4 7. Rajma 293 185 6. 3 8. Pea 77 77 10.0 9. Local Pulses 190 148 7.8 10. Soyabean 109 104 9 .5 118 136 11.5 11. Mustard y 12. Oround Nut 10 11 11*4 13, J*otato 950 8873 93.4 14. Chilly 36 124 34.4 15* Ginger 65 98 15.1 16. Garlic 1 7 68 40.0 17* Vegetable :Cabbage, Knol-)diol^ Beans & 527 4053 Radish s 2299 : UNDER IMPROVED/Hyy SEEDS5 IN WESr KAMENG DIS'B^IG^ DURING THE YEAR 11991-92 Table No,VII,3 1 S I , 1 1 - Area Name of crops t ■ No. } f ( In Hect*) . — 1,, t 1 I 2 _ 3 1. Wheat. 50 2. Maize 249 ■ 3, Soyabean 25 " 4 . .Pea 65 5. Rajma 75 6. Potato(Simla) 17 7- Potato _ (Local) 45 8 . Vegetable 220 AREA DROUGHT UNDER F E m T r X L IZ m M D 'PLANT PROTECTION* IN WEST K/iMENG DISTRKCTT DURING THE Y Z m 1991-92 Table I^^VII^4 CinJHgct. i t Area brcomght under \ Area brought u^nder' Name of Circle J fertllilzzer , p 1 ant -protect i .on 1 (Normal aagrr icultur e ) » (Normal T^grieixl .t:\ire) f 1 f 22 1 3 Bomdila 1 / 1 2. Dirang 1 I 3 • Kalaktang { 12? 560 2225 ■'4. ■Bhalujcpong: I"'-. I 5.. Nafra 1 6, Thrizino I s 30 s CONSUMPTION OF CHEMICAL IFExRPfLIZER m WESP KAMENG DISTRICT - DURING THE YEAR 1991>^92 Table N o^I^S^ _ a - - - ______^____ - _____ - _ „ ^ I oF'fertilizer-wise total !Total Name of C ir c le consumption______!(c o l .2 ...... * Nitrogemous JPhosphetic ‘Potastic^^ to 4) ___- -______L ______I•. I?l2x5jr_ _ i.Cj<2. 1 _ I - C ^ Bo^aila 29*:9 _ 13.2^ 13.2 56.3; ' Dirang 37* 1 " 30*1 1-6. 0 a3.2 - Kalaktang 2 2 .7 1 0.2 10*2 43>,1 Bhalukpong Nafra 7 .1 3.,2- 3. 2 , « . 5 , Thrizino 5.1 3 .2 3 .2 11^5 , - ■ ?otaT - *10179 5979’ ’ "“4S.8 ** '* 207.?^ AGRiCULTURAL FARFiS AND PHORTI CULTURAL FARMS/NURSERIES/ GARDEHS IN WEST PI^MENG DISTRICT AS ON 31^3^92 lafel^ Eo±yTlaJ^ _ _ ^ -.1- - ______. « In x: TAgri-* ' Hortfc icul- 'Peo p le * s . * i c. ^ t Name of {Horti- [ Seed mul . _ .nurs«r.es. txon^^ ^ k-5— i - Z ^.'~Z€ ~ — Bomdila - - , 303 1 - Diirang ' - 2 — ...... 244' - - - _ 4 Kalaktang - 1 269 2 - Bhalukpong - - 170 * Nafra - - 222 Thrizino - - 120 1 - I Z:Total ~ Z”” ■ “ “1328 "" ^ : 31 AREA AND PRODUDCTION OF HQRTIOTLIPURE CROPS I N WESP KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE TElARi 1991-^92 Table No^VII_^7______Area , Name of fru its ' Production »Yiel<^ rate (in HeG±.)) ' (in Mr) I (In. Qtl.per Hect) f - - 1 -L _ 2 . 1 3 4 TEMPERAPE Apple '■ ' 8 1 9 ,0 0 22 5 0 .0 0 2 7 .4 7 Fears 1 5 ,5 0 7 8 .0 0 5 0 ,3 2 Plum 2 7 .5 0 5 3 7 .0 0 1 9 5 .2 7 Peach 3 8 .0 0 7 2 5 .0 0 1 9 0 .7 8 SUB-PROPICAL FRUITS Pine-c^pple - . Gauva -—— Banana -— «— Orange 4 5*00 5 1 0 .0 0 1 1 3 ,3 3 Grape 2 .4 0 5 .0 0 2 0 .8 3 .It#ROVED AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMJIENTS/MACHINES DISTRIBUTED IN WEST KAMENG DURING THE iTEJilAR 1991-92 Table Np^’^Ix8_ t ) _ N ame of 1 NAME OF? THE CIRCLE ^ -'Total I implements/ ,,Bomdila iDirang [Kalaiktang iBhalu4», ^ iThri- I m achines^ -r. 1-- --- t _ --- -a _ ---- 4.^ong_L _ _ ^ {zino 3 ____ i I ______.-2_ 3 _ i ^ 1 ^ ^ Z 1 _ ' . 1« Cross Cut Sow 10 23 20 10 10 73 Felling Axe 100 3.24 100 100 43 . 467 3, S ic k le 50 500 300 30 a 183 . 1333 ■ 4 . Kh\irpi 50 500 400 - 4oa 150 1500 5* Spade 189 250 350 250 100 1139 6, Shovel 69 138 125 50 30 412 7., P ic k Axe 52 30 60 30 20 . 192 8* Atta Chakki with diesel - ~ 1 1 1 , - 3 engine ♦ Source! DAD/DHD^Bomdila/SPO, SSal^i/H^rticultiirlst,Dirang« s 32 s IiyiPLEMENTAriON OF MIIOR IRRIGAPION PROJECPS IN WESr KAHENQ DISJRIGT AS ON 31.3.92> Table No^JOTI. 1 _ _ _ S I , I Name of . *MIP- *In Pro- iGommand I Bxperidittire *Imple- Egress ' area llnciicred as bn .mented t (In Nos) I (In Hect) i 31<, 3.92 (inr Nos^ ) ! I ‘(in ’000) — ''—'1. - 11 JLT J 6 1* Boradila ■ —• . — —— 2* Dirang 18 ■ - 4 1 7 .9 2 2365^62 3. kalaktang 1^ 1 4 7 7 .7 3 5 7 9 2 .4 1 .4^ Bhalu3^ohg- 3 22.00 315.22 5* Nafra : 1 — 3 1 0 .8 7 3 4 4 7 .7 4 6* Thrizino - 125.0Q 1 0 2 1 .8 4 : 1 . NEJ AREA IRRIGATED BY PIFFERENP'SOURCES IN •WEST KAMENG DISTRICI? DURXl^G THE YEAR 1991-92 Table No. VIIX, 2 ______« ______g e s t l t jGovt, I Tube * -r, , I ^ , I SI* 1 Name of ! I-. - - TanTc Other i I ‘ Cha- I Cha-' W ell ’ I No.i Circle ‘nnelsillfcsJ.t>__ I [^nnelj I \ • * I J, il3l \ ^C 3-^ /II I I.I I Z\Z T Is; 1, Bomdila 2.* Dirang 247 247 3^ Kalaktang and 28 28 Bhalukpong 4 . Nafra ^ 5. TJuizino- 12 12 Total 287 287 33 WATER SUPPLY SCHEME EXECUTED IN'WEST KAMENQ DISTRICT Table— j No^VlII.3— -™r -- 'No. of villages/Urban IVTater Supply Scheme ' S xp dtr. S l o ‘ Name of the 'U rban / Popn1a— I centres providec^.-. w ith (Completed to!In Pro-,incurred Noo ' C ircle 'Rural t ion 'water supply schemes ‘hamlets/exte'gress ^Rsoin Lal:hs ) benef itted ‘During the As on ,nded portion'to vil l/^During As 0 1 j ric ve.r- [year 1991-92 3 1 .3 ,9 2 'of villages Jhamlets}1991-92 31 ^ 1991 Census -■ (during 91-92 1 I 92 (In N o s) - (ln_Nos, ___ L„__ _1_ L - - 2 ^ ^ ,_i ^ ±______;4__ _ _ _„ i _ -t — . ... i _ -J. ■ S _ 9 __ __10 1. Bomdila Urban - 1 - 14. 10 2 6 .6 6 557 0 Rural 2 NA NA NA 2o Dirang Rural - 26 1 4 .0 4 1 9 .B3 llA 3. ICaiaktang Rural 1 37 7 1 1 .7 7 42. 16 NA 4o Bhalukpong R\iral - 7 2 4 . 07 7 .6 5 NA 5. Nafra Rural 1 23 1 4 11.68 1 7 .0 6 NA 6. Phrizino Rural 28 - 1 1 .4 3 NA- NA „ ™ ™ — _ Sources E. E. (RVJD)/(PTO), Bomdila^ E. E. (PTO) , 34 CIRCLEWISE NUMBER OF VETERINARY DISPENSARIES/AID CENPRES IN WEST KAMENG D ISrR IC I AS ON 3 1 .3 .9 2 Table No^, I X . J ____ . ______]Xbbile * Transit iDistrict Name of ^Veteri- iVety.,Cattle V i g i Vety. I Camp ‘Diagono- nary lAid lupgra- lance C ir c le Dispen-, 'stic ‘Dispe- iCen- ,d in g unit sary 'Laboratory 1 . 2 . j 3 .415 ± 6 1 7 1 . - 8 Bomdila 1 - 2 1 - 1 D irang 1 5 6 - - - K alaktang 2 5 3 - - Bhalukpong 1 - 1 - - - N afra 1 1 2 - -- T h rizino 1 3 1 - - NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY FARM ETC. IN W IST KAMENG AS ON 3 1 .3 ,9 2 Table NOi.IX2 ______(in Nos-) - ' ‘ \ T T TLivestocI Name of 'Cattle/ ' , Broi - 'Fodder 'Poul-' Sheep 'Chick ifarm-c-um . 'Sheep D airy i„ ^ ler , Farm 'try *and 'rear-IDemonstr C ir c le ^ Farm I farm i proj-» 'farm 'wool M.ng Ition ect ______I _ _ Jcentr^ Centre__ 4 15 i 6 1 7 : 8 I 9“^ Bom dila D ir ang Kalaktang Bhalukpong N afra T h rizin o ; 35 NUMBER OF ANIMJOiS/BIRDS PREArED IN WEST KAMENG DISTRlCr DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Pable N o^IX3 ______Jkin N p s .J _ r* 1 SI. Officer- T__ No. of Animals/Birds 1 Total ! Name of Circle in-Charge' t No. Preated Castrated I Vacc inated 4 1. Bomdila DVO/VAS 4496 142 3624 8262 2 , D irang VAS 7159 331 9633 17123 3. KalaTctang VAS 5035 384 8536 13955 4. N a fr a SVFA 1266 92 2262 3620 5. BhalBkpong SVFA 917 120 802 1839 6. Thrizino VAS 1998 157 2353 4508 MILK AND MILK PRQDUCrS IN THE DAIRY FARJ^ Qg- 1/^ESP KAMENG P IS TRIG r DURING THE YEAR 19-^1-92 Table No.IX.-4 Name of Total Total By products (in Kg) quantity quantity Dairy of milk of milk Farm produced sold (in L t r s ) C. B. F. , Warjung 34487 34487 Cources DVO, Bomdila. UBHAKY Si CEWrRt lastltute of Educatiooat Pi.naing and Admimstratjon. 1.7'S, Sri Aurobindo Marf# ^ New Delhi-110016 f ^ DOC, N o ...... Q...... Date .... . s 36 ; SPATEMENT REFLECPING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE REGIONAL SHEEP BREEDING F?Jm , SANGTI. WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Ti-ble N o ,IX . 5 , ■ j. UV-.JS. t'Uo-LXXUIN ur jux V O X • o • ^ ^ (a) Sheep (In Nos.) A dult Youna StocK Total (i ) Russian Marino 94 20 114 ( i i ) Local 41 — 41 ( i i i ) C .B .F - 1 61 IZ 74 (iv ) C .B .F .- 2 41 9 50 (v) C .B .F .- 3 33 8 41 (v i) Interbred-1 6 - 6 (b) Plough Bullock 4 - 4 2. BIRTH OF LIVESTOCK DURING THE YET^ 1991-92 Ci) Rus s i an Mar ino 20 Nos. (i i ) Local - ( i i i ) C.B.F.- 1 13 Nos. (iv) C.BoF.- 2 9 Nos. (v) C.B.F.- 3 - 8 Nos. (vi); Interbred- 1 & 2 — DEArH OF LIVESTOCK DURING THE YE/vR 1991-92 Ci) Russian Marino 42 Nos. (ii) Local 34 Nos. (iii) C .B .F .- 1 12 ^os. (iv) C . B . F . - 2 19 Nos. (v) C.BoF.- 3 11 Nos. (vi) Interbred- 1 & 2 - s a l ’s o f LIVESTOCK DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 U) Russian Marino 4 Nos. (ii) Local - (iii) C.B.Fo- 1 1 No. Civ) C,B.F.-2 2 Nos. (v) C.B.F.-3 3 Nos. (vi) Interfered- 1 & 2 - a n n u a l EXPENDITURE DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 a) For purchasing of liv^e-stock Rs. 1,14,958.00 b; For purchasing medicine and chemical Rs. 19,984.00 c'^ Establishment Cost Rs. 2 ,8 4 ,8 5 0 . 00 d) Other expenditure 6 . ANNUAL OUT-TURN a) By production of wool Rs. 25,436.00 b) By production of feed c) By production of fodder Rs. 1,88,639.00 d) By production of animals Rs,2,00,000.00 Total Revenue receipt during the year 1991-92 Rs. 94,715.00 3a-urcej Deputy Director, Regional Sheep Breeding Farm,Sangti s 37 s DISTRIBUTION OF'FOREST D:Z^/TISIOI^RAMGES/BEATS IN WEST KT'jyiENQ Dl S r R ICr""^^s""bN 3 1. 3 .9 2 T able NOjs_Xjj_l______Name of Forest J No« of V______No, of Beats______D iv is io n '. Ranges’ !,Acco\ints jNon-Accounts I ^ , • •'Beats I Beats I ^ ______L ------_ J L ------J. ------______1 ______1_„2______ Bomclila Forest D iv isio n 4 2 4 6 Khallong Forest Divn. 4 2 7 9 Shergaon Forest Divn. 2 ~ 3 3 Northern Resources 2 _ S-orvey D iv is io n ” PJ^EA BROUGHT UNDER PLAN T/.\ TT ON /AFFORES TATI ON IN WEST IC^^NG P IS T R ic f DURU-NG THE YE/iR 1991-92 Table NOc_5^2____ Name of TOTE OF PL/iNPATION Forest Division Actual ’ Nurse-[Affo- J/Vrti- 'So cial econo- ' r ies ,resta-‘f icial •Fore- MNP’ANR • ^ mic jfeion 'planta , istry p la n ta- ' \ Ition I I tio^n^ — — —i i _ I _ 2_ I 3 ...L. i _5. 7 i Bomdila Forest D iv is io n 200 7 « 1 3 75 80 390 40 Shellong Forest D iv is io n 1’60 120 - Shergaon Forest 2 .0 D iv is io n 20 100 10 Northern Resource^' Siirvey Division 38 AREA BROUGHT UNDER FORESP IN WEST KAMENG AS ON 31, 3. 92 Table No. X ^3______i l n _Hectj. I ^ Unci as si Name of Forest Reserve Forest «Proposed Reseirvet D iv isio n Forest I Forest t Reserve [Proposed [Propose<^ Forest I Forest Reserve ‘Anchal { 'Forest 1 Bomdila Forest Division 19660 455 1488 29474 191989 Khellong Forest Division 58.67 Shergaon Foregt Division - - - 131 53 Northern Resources Siirvey Division - - — OUT^TURN OF TIMBER FUgL IN V;Esr KAMENG D ISPR IC r DURING rHE‘YEAR 1991^92 Table No*X3^4______^ ______^______ N^e ofjorest Division ______j(in'^u!rn) ______I ( l ^ M _ L ------1______1 _ _ _ 2 ______3 _ _ Bomdila Forest Division 33153.455 355 Khellong Forest Division 12490.377 1816 Shergaon Forest Division 1594 3.7 58 232 Northern Resoijrces Survey Division ~ ~ s 39 s SUPPLY OF SLEEPER TO RAILWAYS BY THE FORESr DEPARTMENT IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE iTEAR 1991-92 T able Nojj.^5______(ln_j>ieces). Name of Forest « No> of Railways sleeper supplied i D iv isio n ;Broad iM e t E E i , Gauge ,Gauge i ^ » r I Bomdila Forest Division j Khellong Forest Division } MIL Shergaon Forest Division f Northern Resources Survey | D iv is io n I MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Table No.X.6 Name of Minor \ ______NAME OF FOREST______DIVISION fo re s t Unit I Bomdila i'Khellong i Shergaon iNorthem product ’Forest iForest {Forest Resources Ipivn^ _ _ jJDivn.____ J.Surve3r D ivn ' o > /I T T ______3 _ _ . i - . 5 _ ! • Bamboo Nq * 30646 3480 3620 2, Charcoal Qtl. 3, R e sin Bladge 309900 4 , Cane Kaps 70415 7 46 77 17000 5* Sand Cu*m. 1935.81 327 590 6, Boulder/stone/ Gravel -do- 9 5 4 1 .0 5 2627 3914.5^3 , - ?• Poles/ballies Nos, 1378 3506 8. Shingles Cu.m, 416 — ' 175 . . — 9i L is e e Kg. 31500 — 1 0 .S la b s Nos. 3996 770 — ll.Loose Hay B dls. 326000 —— 12*Sun Grass It 100000 5000 1 3 * Toko Leaves Nos. <»» 70n0 1 4 , Tatch B dls. 2000 15.So il(earth) Cu, m. — 110 ' —— 16*0xylin Indica Kgo - 4 5600 -- : 40 .• FOREST RE^g^NyE_/iND EXPENDITURE^ OF FOREST DIVISONS OF WEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1991^92 Table NOoX.7 (in Rs. ) ------_ ------— ------— — ------_ j . ------— . Name of Forest. Division {Revenue i EXPENDITURE i - , !" Non- Plan | P liS 11111 i c m 11111 iiiii11111 j 1 1 1 z c 11 I I I 11 z c ~ I ~ ~5~ z ; Bomdila Forest Division 1,67,54,894 21,75.124 42,80,561 64,55,685 Khellong Forest Division 73,98,879 24,02/844 31^28^137 55^30,981 Shergaon Forest Division .69,95,547 10,51/140 11,48,617 21,99,757 Northern Resources Survey Division NIL \ ‘ 7,06,^137 2,66,167 9,72,304 Source; DFO^ Bomdila/BhalulcDona/RuDa/Kamenabari. CIRCLEVJISE F IS H FARMS AND VILLAGE F I SH PONDS IN WEST KAMENG AS ON 3 1 ,3 .9 2 Table No.XI.l \ Govt. [ People*s{Village’Other /urea *Area ;Watdr 'integrated'Fingerlings Name of ‘ Fish fish ‘Fish ‘Fish under I under . ' area *fish farm-‘distributed C ir c le , Farm * farm |Pond 'Pond pisci- ,paddy- *develop»ing unit Jduring the I(In No^, (In Nos») ’ (in No)' (in No) culture ^ cum- Iped ‘ (In Nos.,) lyear 1991-92 (Hect^ Jfish i(Hect) | , (in Nos.) 1 1 1 .culture ‘ , 1 1 1 1 ‘(Hect.) ' ' 1 2 3 ! 4 5 6 . J. 7 ; 8 ; _ 9 Bomdila 1 - 1 ~ - - D irang 1 4 48 1 3 1 ,8 0 ,0 0 0 Kalaktang 2 6 88 2 9 .3 20 2 9 ,3 9 2 ,0 0 ,0 0 0 Bhal ukpong 4 5 ,0 0 0 1 1 ]; 1 N afra 1 9 50 2 5 1 ,5 0 ^ 0 0 0 X rh fig iH e i 2 16 2 ! 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 Total 7 21 207 8 20 5 * 8 5 ,0 0 0 FISH AND FISH SEED PRODUCTION IN WEST KAMENG DISPRICP DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Table No, X I,2 r* I ITEM ,Unit Circle-*-wise to tal production______t Total 'Bomdila iDirang1 Kalakt ang}BhalukpongiNafra ! Thriz ino ! 1 4 ^ 1 ^ ^ L 2 ____ 3 .. J L 5 1 7^ 1 _ 8 9 PISH PRODUCTION a) Marino M,T, - - - -- b) Inland M.T, NA NA NA NA NA NA 1 1 3 .5 FISH SEED PRODUCTION a) Fry Lakhs NA NA NA NA b) Finqerlings Lakhs NA ..m ..... NA NA ______i i Source! UFDO^BomdlTa. : 42 s WORKING OF DIFFERENT CO~OPERAriVE SOCIEPIES ACTUALLY FUNCriQNING IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICJ AS ON 3 1 .3 .9 2 Table No,XII. 1 ______(M'vci Lakhs ) SI. |Date of TNo„ of {Work "^Paid up [Own [Annual 4. 't ___ ‘ Audit ! Name of the Societies Profit,Loss! No. ‘ r eg is - ,,mera- mera- {* inqing I sh snare ar e I f und i turh I Year jtration -bers iCapi capital ,over ______i ______,tal X ^ , 8 10 11 1. Bomdila CGS Ltdo/Bom dila 2 4 .6 . 58 925 8 0 ,2 8 2 .6 2 2 3 2 .0 8 4 .3 6 1990-91 2. Kaitifeng Transport Co~opo 25. 5.62 591 4 .0 2 3.'84 7 4 .3 9 0 .9 9 Society Ltd,, Bomdila 1990-91 3. Dirang LAMP, Dirang 2 0 .2 .7 9 303 1 .3 4 1. 12 3 6 .6 1 2 .7 8 1990-91 4. Kalaktang LAMP, Kalaktang 2 2 . 3o79 386 3.’46 1 .2 0 17.24 - 0 ,6 9 1990-91 5. Rupa LAMP, Rupa 18. 1.64 307 0 37 0.19 17.33 0 .9 9 1990-91 6* Shergaon C@§ Ltd^ghergaon 6 ,8 ,7 1 94 Q*'17 Oo 14 1.34 OfOl ~ 1990-91 7. G,T.C.S, Tenzingaon 1 .4 .8 6 303 1 6 .8 8 0 .4 9 2 9 .0 7 0 .9 1 - 1990-91 8 . Tenzingaon I'4PCS Ltd. ^ 9« 1 .8 7 817 4 .2 9 1. 17 16.59 0.06 ~ 1990-91 9. Nafra CGS Ltd, ,Nafra 1 3 .1 2 .6 9 244 1 .6 8 0 .2 8 6 .4 5 0„49 1989-90 10. Janata CGS Ltd.,Salari 3 0 .4 .8 2 111 2 .0 7 0„ 16 1 .6 5 0. 14 1990-91 11* Kholbro CGS Ltdc , B.uragaon 2 2 .1 1 .8 0 20 0„89 0 .2 8 0 .8 5 0»01 1984-85 12. Buragaon MFCS Ltd, Tlirizino 25. 5o62 66 0. 16 0 .2 6 2 .6 3 0, 17 1987-88 13, Govt. H, S. School ,Co—opv Bomcl il?. 2 4 .3 .6 2 258 . 0. 04 0„ Oi 0 .0 4 1990-91 14* Pandel Lhamu CGS Ltd., 28. 1 .8 7 90 0 .0 4 0 .0 4 N|iukmadhung 1 .0 4 - 0^ 004 1988-89 15. Manjangmani CGS Ltd,Rahung 1 8 .1 0 .8 9 — 0 .2 4 0 .2 2 0 .8 8 - 0 .2 0 1990-91 16. Fish Farmers Co-op,Bomdila 1 6 .1 .8 9 37 0 .3 1 0 .0 9 - - 0 .0 1 5 1990-91 17. Womem Welfare Co-op,Ltd,Rupa 1 9 .1 .8 9 39 0 .3 1 0 .0 7 (-) 0 .0 1 - 0 .0 0 7 1990-91 18. Sera Village Women Co-op. 19. 1.89 22 0.21 0 .0 6 - - 0 .0 0 9 1990-91 Ltd,, Bomdila, 19. Bugun Co-op*Ltd.,Bichum , 3 .2 .8 5 56 1 .2 3 0 .2 0 0 .8 1 0 .0 4 5 - ■1990-91 Source j A .R .C .S * , Bomdila. : 43 ; ACHIEVEMENT OF CO-OPERAPIVE APEX BPJ^K PHRIEFr a^nD CREDIT SOCIETIES IN_ WEST KI'MENG ‘ .DURING the'YEARS 1991-92 Tabls No.:aio2 ( In R s „) Bank Lo I Loeu) \ Total Name of Bank { borrowing advance outstanding Deposits 1 P ro fit Loss out s t an ding during ! at the end the year ' of the year I 4 1 _L 7 / A.../unachal Pradesh |ate Co-opera-uive 5 1,43,69,000 5,59,050 15,99,615 78,25,610 4,6.1,987 Aj)ex Bank Ltdo ^ ^oindila Sources Branch Manager, A«P. State Co-op. /^'GX Bank Ltd„ Bomdila. s 44 ; PHYSICAL AND FINZ^NCIAL ACHIEVEMENJ? OF RUR/iL DEVELOP^Nr_PR0GRAI4ME IN VJESP KAMENG DISTRICT DURING THE~YE.^ g 1 9 9 1 ^ 9 2 Table No, XIII, 1 Name of the I R D P ___ _. Idas (SNP) ______M I p L ______I______oKY______1 - 0 - 4A Y t Tin— Block Expdtr.asjNo. of 'Expdtr. iNo. of ' Ejq)dtr^|No. of ,Expdtr,No* of Expdtr,; , subsidy 'benefi- 'incurred'benefi- incu- ibeneil- Incu- ibenef 1-' incu- t, against claries i(Rsoin 'claries rred iciaries 'rred 'claries’rred ‘ ^’'J-Hdings ‘ schemes las sis- ' Lakhs) * (Rs.in 1 «(Rs.in' CRs.in | ‘ (Rs. in 'ted i ’ Lakhs) . {Lakhs) ! ,Lakhs), '_ ^ a k h s l _____ 1 ______I _ « 1 > 1 2 ! 3 i 4 , 5 i~ H8 - T “ Q "* t -,n10 -1- - T.11 DIRAI^G 2 . 504 173 0.117 11755 3 .4 7 261 5 .9 1 12261 1. 11 18 KALAKTANG 6. 194 580 1.544 16844 3 .5 0 100 2. 10 7550 1. 13 NAFRA- 261 BURAGAON 4 .3 1 7 1.01 1118 3 .5 5 302 4. 52 8128 1 .0 7 12 Sources D.R.D.O, ^ Bomdila. 45 PARPICULZ^J^S OF COMMUNIIY DEWELOPMENT/N.E. S . BLOCKS T -ble No. X I I I , 2 ______I i ' Year of -^ As per 1991 Census \pyrpe 04 c . d ./ n e s b l o c k opening ^ iNo. {Area injPopu 1 1 , Ivdillages ’ Sq.KM !lat- 1 1 1 1 i 1 covered 1 ,ion ■ -1- ' 1 -3 1 1 2 _ 5 J 6 1 7 DIRANG 1957-58 A , P /s t a g e 36 NA NA II KALAKPANG 1962-63 B p /s ta g e 49 NA ' NA II NAFRA- 1962-63 A:,; P/Stage 84 . NA BUR^iGAON ______• ______I I ______Source: BDO^ DirangZ/Kalaktang/Phrizino. PANCHAYAP muj IN STITUTIODNS IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICP AS ON 33 1. 3, 92 Table No.XriI.3 ;Gram 'AnchallAnchal 'Zilla JZilla Name of the I Gram Block •Pancha-'Samiti JPari- iParishad jjY§.^1,^^. ------^ 'Members------— ------,'tiBs »_ 'Mem______bers,j . shad - _____ r iMembers ______i 2_ _ , _ _3__ . _!_ 4 _ I _ 5 _ i 6__ _! 1 _ _ DIRANG 15 103 15 I KALAKIANG 10 55 10 NAFRA- 91 BURAGAON 22 22 Total 47 249 47 Sources E.A.C, , Pancha^yat Raj* s 46 ; CRAFTWISE DISTRIBUriON OF TRAINEES IN THE CRAFT CENTRE INVEST KAMENG DISTRICT DURING 1991-92 Table ______■______- ______(ln_Nos^) • , f I No« of Trainees ______^ , Craft iBomdila ' Kalaktang ______j.Craft_Centre _ ± Centre I C i ______2______1 ______- 3 ______i ______4 _ , 1. lesrpet weaving - - 2. Ilpitting 4 3. f|iloring 4 4. If^nting - 5. il^versmithy 1 6. We^ying - 7. Car|»,fntry - - 8 . Wood Xiirning - - j ^ V A L OUT-TURN OF D IF F ERENT CRAFT CENTRE AND SALE PROCEEDS OF THE EMPORIUM AND SHOW ROOM-CUM- SAiiE COUNTER IN WEST KAMENG DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Table No.XTV,2 1 ■“ Name of the V a l u e of out-turn I Sale Proceeds Craft Centre { (r s . in *000) 1 (Rs* in ■'000) , t ^ - i ^ ^ 2 3 Bomdila Craft Centre 1 9 8 .2 3 1 7 3 .7 5 Kalaktang Craft Centre 2 6 .5 0 2 3 .3 8 4 7 ; DURING THE YEAR 1991-92 Table No^XIV^a _ 1 1 ^Total , * Total Value of {employ | invest total annual Name of the Unit No. 1 iiment , ment production 1 (in No) ' ( Rs* in (Rs.in *000) 1 ' *0 0 0 ) i. 3 _T _ 4 5 1. m/ s Yangchen Furniture Unitf Bomdila, 9 2 5 .0 0 1 68 .8 4 2. M/s Kesang Steel Crafts, New Bomdila 18 2 1 7 .0 0 1 8 6 0 .0 0 ' 3. M/s Nafra Carpentery Unit., Nafra 3 1 0 .0 0 1 0 0 ,0 0 4 . m/ s Thungon Furniture/ Foot-hills 11 10. 00 3 2 2 .8 0 5. M/s Kameng Engineeringy Bhalu]q5ong. 6 44.00 4 8 .5 5 ' 6, iVs Rupa Carpet Centre, Rupa, 11 1 0 .0 0 3 0 4 .8 0 7* M/s J«N,K« Saw-cum~Veneer Mill/ Balimu 33 2 0 1 5 .6 0 1 5 1 .2 0 PRODUCriON AND EMPLOYMENP OF INDUSTRIES REGISTERED UNDER FACTORY ACT g 1948 IN V^EST Ki^ENG DURING 1991-92 Table loa,XIV^4, ' Total {Value of Name of' the Total empi-oyment ‘ invest Jtotal f ac tory/Un it ’ ment production i (jn _R ^. i _ f ______1 4 ] I _ 1 _ 2______j __ I ^ ^ NIL NILNIL NIL : 48 STAPEMENT SHOWING THE SERIQJLrURAL ACTIVITIES IN WEST KA^ffiNG DIST, Table No.Xrv^B ______Achievement PARTICULARS • Unit during the Remarks 1 years1991-92 I I “ 4 ~ r _ 2 _ -j 1* Demons tf-atibn Centre No. /4 2. No. of rearers No. 69 3 • Seed Sup^plied j > a) Eri Cocoons DFLS 4183 b ) Oak ^Oasar n 3560 c ) Mulbery Cocoons d) Muga e) Pat 4. Produc-cion; a) Eri Cocoons - No. . 7550 b) Oak Tasar II 53687 c) Mulbery Coooons d) Muca e) Pat 5. Out-tuTT; of c lo th Sources C,D. I . ,Bomdila and" Asstt. Director of CTRPC^Dirang, INSP/iL: ED PLANT CAPACITY, AND ELECTRICITY GENERATED . .l y •lAjfga p . i^ E i ^ -Di&PRicp: _ _jt'able_No«X'^';;,l,,___ ^ ^ — ______^ — __ _ ] - Installed Capacity ! Electricity Generated Y ear (In K^W. ) -1 - {-In- ^-OOO-Unit^ , Petal I Hydel [ PheJ?mal 1' D.G,. Tptal. , l,.l^del i Pherl G L- t Otril-. . .. r - 7f - T --T 8 I 3 _ X z t z ] [ I s : I I : I : X --L _ J Z 2 „ 1991-92 3697 2750 ■947 8 6 0 9 ,9 2 - 7 8 8 7 .9 0 — 722 .0 2 . 1990-91 :8 8 5 2250 - 635 9430.80 8746.72 - 6 8 4 .0 8 1989-90 :8 7 1 2260 . 611 7 5 9 5 .0 0 7 4 7 0 .0 0 - 12 5 .0 0 1988-89 :371 2260 - 111 8 1 5 7 .4 5 8 0 5 7 ,3 8 - 1 00 .0 7 1987-88 :395 2260 — 135 7 6 5 1 .0 6 7 6 1 1 .3 7 _ 39o69 49 CONSUMPTION OF ELECPRIC POWER BY USES IN WEST KAMENG No^ X V . 2 ______TPomestic ! Cnmmercial * Ind-ustrial TT? t:" • tT> 'Agi-i^tJulT Total |Heat small{Heat small 'Low High Year consurn- ,'power ;powerr and jmedi—},medl-; — medi-'ligllt ‘',_thers 1 ption flight and 'fansfans . .j um ' ' •fans ! :,volt« , volt i z i z z i z 1 2 ZI :i:: i3iz z c t- z^izt^z z\z 2 I 1991-92. 6 7 0 7 .5 0 5.30 0.60 - 92,60 149.50 6955.50 1990-91 1824,09 506,55 15. 78^' - 32 3.87 3902,27 6572. 56 1989-90 2102,00 411,00 54, 00 - 518.00 520.60 3605.00 1986--89 1004*31 914,22 5.84 3901.18 554,23 - 6379.78 1987-88 5 03 8.0 0 1110.00 - •- 320,‘00 - 6468.00 NUMBER OF TOWN/VILLAGES ELECTRIFIED IN VTEST KAMENG DISTRICT Table NOa.W,- r ‘ As on 31st I In-habited I Villages 1 Percentage of ele* Town March of I villages Ielectrified I ctrified villages (In Nos) the year * (in Nos.) I (In Nos.) . t to total villages r T t 1 ---- + - 2 ^ 3 ! 4 5 1992 1 169 96 ' 5 6 .8 0 1991 1 169 85 5 0 .3 0 1990 1 156 68 4 3 .5 8 1989 ttr 156 60 3 8 .4 6 1988 156 50 3 2 .0 5 1 • Soiarce s E.E, (Elect), Bomdil a*. •50/ r's COHSERUCrED ;^£NCIES .IN WESP KAMENG THE: YEAR 11991-92 ' ^ ' ..., ■. ■ Table _ ,_ Name of the Surf ace Road I-. Un-^Sijrf.ace Road ^ »To t al I I^ule . pathy Executing Jlength ‘ Porter i Jeepa- Agency of 1 track ble I______X ;fe!he3r_____ I ;Road 1 T - -2__ j. JL P.W.D. 1 .7 5 3. 17 3v:34 8 .3 5 1 6 .6 1 R.W.D. 1 0 .5 0 1 0 .5 0 4 3 .9 6 FOREST B.R. r.F. (1990- 91) IjENGTH of ROr'iD maintained BY DIIFFERENT AGENCIES IN WEST K/iMENG AS ON ' 3 1 . 3 r 9^.2 Table No^XVIj^2______Name of the Surface______' Road Un—Surface Road i Total ?Mule p a t h / ExecutgLng B lack T Meta- I F^-^jir j » length 'Porter Agency top lied , weca- ‘ Jeepable ' of ‘Track theer * ' road . - 3 _ . - 5 ______6 _ . ____ 7___ 1 1 : 2: . i P.W.D. 1 2 0 .3 4 140.99 0.ffi4 2 6 6 .6 8 5 2 8 .6 5 429^10 R.V7.D. 86. 12 8 6 . 12 1 ^ . H FOREST 5 5 .9 6 5 5 .9 6 B ^ R .T .F . 3 3 ^ .0 9 333.-09 “As mi s 51 s EXPENDITURE ON RO^’) CONS rr^CriO»^I^!PRO^ BY DIFFERENT AGENCIES IN WESr Ki\MENG DIS miCr'^D)URING' TPIE'yE/'iR' 1991-92 Table No^X7I.3 ,^ ______( Rs, in Lakhs JL jT o t a l ! Total Name of the ,'Expendlt^e on .Expenditure on ;Expdtr. ; expdtr. on Executing ■ Surface Jio.ad_ -Hl^^Sur^acG^ioM on road ’ construct- Agency ' I. ‘B^^-C^m Metalled ■ T , .constru- ion of Mule , top iwea- .Jeepable ■ path/Porter ’ither I ; |(Co].2 to: 6“ 1 ' _ „ A _ . — .... -JL P »W.D* NA NA N/i NA 7 1 4 .3 8 R.W.D, 13. 35 13o 35 2 .8 2 FORES r B.Ro T .F . 136c 62 0, 15 136„77 (199^- 91) EXPENDITURE ON CONS TxRUC T I O N . IMPROVEMEN1?, REPAIxR JJSfD TfilN TEN/JMCE OF BUILDING IN V7 ES ?"k /S e NG DISTRIcf ^XIRING ’''rHE^’YEAR j^91^^ r^able No. X V I, 4 ( Rs <■ in Lakhs ) S.P. 0. B. ITEM «Others Remarks Type , rype _____ 1 L _ 2 ____ ...3' _ ! _ _ < 1 • CONSTRUCrION a) A.P. Govto Building 204.01 0,66 2 .4 3 b) Central Govto Building 0 .4 0 c) Assam Rifles Building 2. IMPROVEMENT a) A.P. Govt» Building 1 0.06 b) Central Govto Building c) Assam Rifles Building 8. R B ^ I R Sc MAINTEN7.NCE a) A ,P . Govto B u ild in g 30.83 0.049 0,38 b) Sentral Govto Building c) Assam Rifles Building Sourc e s EE (PVJD) , Bomd i l a/K a lak ta n g . EE ( ^ E ,1-ndil a / Commander ,14 BRPF/ DFO, Bomdila/Rup^a/Bhalukpong. 52 J AGENCYVJTSE TR/g^sPOx^vr PAPA OF WES P K P ^ ^ G .DlS/P^lCr DURING .YE^_ ?_ 1^9 1-92. Table No.wil-l 1. ____... ______i n _r'?s] ^ct _of _ Pr 0n..3pqri;:,^ jiiider^ I r E Unit ' — 2 I Sta-CG Pranspcrt J Go-Operative V Tourism'^ Anc'hal | p.^.,.._ ■ , 1 DeDtto ■( , 3ciniii:i "1.... _s. : i z i Fleet Held No- 18 7 NIL NA Routes operated Bomdila to rezpur/Guwahati/ Bhalukpong n^rnr) ’ i Itanagar/Pawang/Nafra/ to Bomdila t ^ ^ Thr izino/Dirang/Kalaktang and Miss a- m,,, ° _ _^ lav/cing man to4 / ^ ^ Bomdila = to 13 o 4 .9 2 ) Pas sen gars caxried No, 2,43.,.090 NIL 600 Average number of passengers carried No. NIL 18 (per day) 666 Revenue earned In Rs 2 5 ,4 4 ,9 9 8 11,33,0'-^O 18,205 No. of v7orkers No, 57 14 Sources Supe.i. jnteiiQei't. ol 7vP5^.-i?yAi:liuJiilc*C-L'or> r’o 7>> X7\ . > .1 li D E P m TMENri'^I bE NO OF __VEHICLE^ J^N WESP K/'j^iENG J is r p g ^ ON 31,3.92 Table Mo,XVII,2 (In Nos) — I C a r / SI. I n Il^otor 'T r a c t o r / Name of the Department Jeep Station Bus ; Truck No, w agon/ Remar'ks ' ' I Ro l l e r / Gypsy P ic k “ up « ’ Power ! T iller 1 _ 1 _ _ 4 ____• _ 1__ 6_ . _ --7.. ____ 9____ _ ._ia ...... 2 ------..J. .. a 1 -.5 a. District Administration 11 3 _ 5 — 2. Medical 16 1 - 1 - 3. R.V7.D. 2 —- 4 - 1. Education 2 - - 1 - 5. H. Sc Veterinary 2 —- 1 - 6. Forest 4 — - 6 5 7 . Co-Operative(ARCS) 1 —- - - B. F ish e rie s -—--- 9.Electrical 3 4 — 5 - 10. P.W..D. 4 1 21 - 22 n . B .R .r .F . 18 - 20 1 13 on 12. Kameng Transport Co-op. --- 4 - 13. Bomdila Co-op.GoneralStores --- 3 1 14. CD/IRD Blocks 4 — ~ -- 15. State Bank of India 3 -- -- On h ire 16. A. P. Police 3 1 1 2 ‘-XA 17. Lead Bank 1 - — - 18. Field Publicity 1 --- “ 19. Statistics 1 - - - - 20. D .R .D ^ A . I - - 1 -- 2 1. Agriculture • 1 -- 4 1 22. Horticulture 2 - - 1 - 2 3. Dist. Horticulturist 2 - - 1 “ 2 4 . Regional Sheep Breeding Farm —-- - 2 5. Research 1 --- - 2 6. Civil Supply ---- - 2 7. State Transport 1. - 10 -* 1 2 9 . Tourism - - 1 -- 30. Govt. College 1 —— 31. Centnal Tasar Research Centre 1 -- - 32„ 1 SourceRespective Head NUMBER OF POSTAL ^INS PI ruriON.S_;m HESJ? K7iMENG D IST R IC T " ( I n iTos 0 .Table No^XVII.X - ______^ _ .... ^ j-.. — — — — _ Year ending 'No. of Sub-Post Population I No, of j NOc c-f \ No« cC telephone No o of ■ rD’-“h Ic 3/'FDEP0 por ‘ i:clc- ^ tc'^.e- * donijectior Pub] io ‘ ,post ofjjice', grtiph ^ phon^^^ jDuring ‘ As on Ca'j_i * ______i_officel exchange ^1991-92 J,31. 3o92 O ffic e ^ ______1 2_ ^ ^ ' 4 "I 5 I 6 1 , 7 " 8 “ 1992 17 NA 1 48 352 SoTJLTces Post-Master/SDO (T), Bomdilao PROCUREMENT OF SELECTED COMJ^ODITJES BY DIFFERENT AGENCIES IN WEST K?\MENG DIS TRICT DURING THE YE/uR s 1991-92 Table No^yO/IIl5_l P R 0 „C ,U R ______. .Commodities State Govt. ! F.C.I. Co-Operative I Others ^ Total I Remarks „ 1 _ 2 1 _ . 3 _ „ . . . .Ji.. , 5 . J. 0 ~7 ~ lo Potato 347 700 1135 2o Cabbage 7510 7,510 3. A p p le ' 597 597 o Radish 334 334 55 NUMBER OF FAIR PRICE SHOP IN VIESP K^J^ENG DISPRlCr 1- o JD J_ 0 ry O • V J_ J. JL o Z (in Nos. ) II “■ ™ T ' Year \ RURAL ! URBAN 1 r A L 1 ...... 1 ending , 1 Co-opera- 1 f I Co—Ope-TT-, . , 1 ’i Co-Op- I Govt. .P riv ate Total ' ^ . . 1 Private Total'Govt, 31st March ; , tiv e 1 1 Govt.,rative , 1 ' era2# ' Priv a te I Total 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'tiv e 1 ,1 ^ 4 ______J - -_5_ ^ i J G ^ . t . i r i 1 ' J i ' S 2992 - 27 29 56 - 1 10 11 20 39 67 1931 - 31 , 19 50 - 2 10 12 33 29 62 1990 - 29 14 43 - 2 10 12 31 24 55 1989 mm 29 12 41 - 2 10 12 31 22 53 Sources D.S.0* (Supply), Bomdila. : 56 : FUI'ISER OF BAl^KIISiG OFFlCEb TjSi VJEST jy^.§IEL£I. ______..... _ ____ i”" ■■■■ "i ^ '■ UCu '- ‘ xoca.1 31st Karcp/ ' Ban}' ' Bank ‘.Bank ‘ Bank ; , Remark: I I i » 1 4______i ______6 ______L . ^7______1 1992 7 1 1991 ' 7 1 B 1990 7 1 1999 7 1 8 1988 7 1 B ') T X* 'z; i\K'd ...... “"pURiLl^G J? h F xfAIl 1991-^92 ^ ...... ( In R s .) Table Mo. I t Name of the ' i/To<, of Total ______rotal _Advance^^;______‘ > Outstanding Bank. o ff:Lces ; IT'r~^ v--!+-^ ;■ » ! I’otal i , Crecllt X I I ] Sector I Sector I --- - i- I I I C ~ I I l2^. X_____2. _ - i _ _ 1. .. _ L _ _ 5 ______1_ _ 6 _ _ _|_ _ _7l I 13,43,80,265 14,64,300 22,84,166 37,48,466 34,80,340 Arunachal Pra-esh State Co-op. l; 1,43,69,000 NA NA 13,99,615 78,25,610 Apex Bank Ltd, Sources Branch Manager, S B I, Dircn-ig/Bwina 11 a/Rupa. Teiisj^v.ii r-JivLoi.ijAUvfit o / Bhalukpong/ Bxcj.iivjl> M.nnager, A. P.Cio ox-.„, z^pcx Bank L t d ,, Borndila, s 57 s LOCAPION OF PROJECriOM UNTIil,__NO. OF OPERAPORS AND FILM SHOW Sr^ EP' IN l^E Sr KAIMENG^^'DURING_ ?HE_YEAR 1 9 9 1-92 £able Noo^^ol . ______ Location of No, of No„ o f No. of film Proj ection pr:) j ection , operators shows staged Unit Unit » attached 1 X I Bomdila 190 COKr:UNI.rY LISPENITOG sets DISrRIBUPED IN WESP ' ICAFffiNG’...... Pable No^XX, 2 ____ ------■ — — ---— ^ — - --- _ ____ (_In Nos.2 _ f■ 1 SI. Name of the 1 Pypewise distribution of Comrriunity No. 1 C ir c le ~ —.^i.stening_Sets ______1 As on 3._1»3*92 T D u rin a the vear 1991-92 1 Resa 1 Ie m i ! Philliip.v JResa ' PRP , 1 PS 1 •EMI ” 1 P .V . » ™ j_PRr_ » ___ L 12.s_ I “ “2" 1; \'3~ . '“ I*“6“ . 8 J 9 t T o - - 1. Bomdila , - IL 1 7 - - -— 2. Dirang 4 8 - 2 - ’ R. Kalaktang 7 17 6 - 4 1 4, Bbalukpong - 1 2 - - ~ - 5, Nafra 9 1. 8 4 - 3 - 6. Phrizino 13 1 11 2 ~ - - - Total 43 3 42 29 ~ 9 1 Source s DIPRryfFPO, Bomdi 1 a. 58 SOCIAL., CULTURAL AND V/ELF/^aRE ORlGANIS A n O N IN WES I KAMENG PI STRICT AS ON 31^3^92 Table ______. i’*’ SI* Grant- " I Name of the org'^nisation ! Locatioi" « No, ^ . I in-Aid 1. Dirang Monpa Cu^tujral ociecy Dirang NA 2. Rahurig-Khoitam Cultural Society Rahung NA 3* Rangnagpa Cultural Society Kalaktang NA 4. Lhazala Cultuj iL^-cy..i-;- Morshing NA 5. Si'iergaon Cultural Society Shergaon NA 6. Sherdukp en Cultur a" Society Rupa NA 7. Gynto Tantric College i^orastery Tenzingacn NA 8 , Japtang Cultural Socioty Jigaon NA 9. Bhartiya Adim Jati Se'/ak Sangha Rupa NA IQ* Buddhist Cultui'al Society Eomdila NA 11. Managing Committee of Guru Rimpcoche Bomdila NA 12. Managing Committee of Compoche IRimpoche Bomd ila NA 13. Women V'Jelfare Centre Bomdila NA 14. Janglangnoi Cultural Society Nafra 15. Aka Social Cultuoral Society Jam iri NA 16. Bugun Cultural Society S inchung NA 17o All Bugun Youth AsEOCiat^on Wanghoo NA 18. Japtang Cultural Society New Khellong NA 19. Japtang Cultural Society Do imara NA Soiorde' D.A*C-0^. Bomdiila. 59 DAPA ON EMPLOYMUNP EXCHANGE I N DISTRTCP EMPLOY!^NJ CELL, BOMDILA ______il n Nos.J Pable No5_X}^1 o.2. « - , S Year enc^ing NUMBER OF JOB SEEVERS I Remarks 31st March MEN WOMEN I POTAL _ _ j r “ -4~ “'l I_ 2 3 ~ I_ 1992 262 82 344 1991 310 75 385 1990 210 48 258 1989 289 58 347 1988 261 54 315 Sourc e D i s tr ic t Labo xur Sc Emp 1 oymen t O fficer,. Bomdi 1 a. NUMBER OF CINEMJ. ^ L L ^TD MOmP^Y SALE OF _PICKEPS_IN WES r ldilfENG 'D IS PRYcZ’/d u r i n g 1991-92 Pable No .2 P ^ a.3. Name of the Seating No, of daily 'Average monthly' c apac ity Cinem.a Hall shows Isaledn x7s. ) (in N o s) — TI t JL 4 Raima Talkies/ v BhaluJcpong { ii NOP? FUNCPIONING I Kesang Cinema y Hall, Bomdila y Soiirces Manager, Raima Pslkies, Bhalukpong & Manager, Kesang Cinema Hall, Bom'iila. GO SrAPEMENT SHOWING THE DErAII BOOKS IN PISTRIGr LIBRARY, Table No. XXI, 4 NUMBER OF BOOKS 1 ,1^1 ~!—...... T Mala- 1 31st March .English‘Hindi ‘Assamese I B engali ‘Urdu!Total t yalam 1 ' 1 i"' ~ 1 1 -r — — — • f ______1.^____ ... _ 2 ____3 _ i : v : L. ^ 5 _ 6 ^ ....1 7 i . 8 , 1992 5245 2406 3323 747 2596 35 14352 1991 6572 2801 3626 495 3010 35 16539 1990 6572 2785 3476 495 2905 35 16268 1989 6420 2714 3467 495 2900 35 16031 1988 6420 2714 3467 800 29-^0 35 16336 1987 40 59 2595 3190 760 2579 32 13215 _ ^ ^ «— _ . . .. ^ Sources District Librarian, Bom^ila. NUMBER OF SPECIMEN IN THE DISTRICT MUSEUM 0? WEST KAMENG D ISTRICT No. of specimen t Noo of specimen collected during ‘ Remark^' ex ists the year 1991-92 • i) No. of specimen of the NIL 718 local tribes of West Kameng-461 Noso ii) No. of specimen of the - local tribes other than West Kameng- 2 57 Nos So urc *' D. » 0, B omc^ i 1 a, s 61 CIRCLEWISE DIS3?RIBUr,I0N_ OF WEIGHrS MEASUP^ES IN WESr ,KAI^HG DISPRIC: ~ ' a s " on' 31.S«92 Table Np._3qp:^6 1 1 ■ 1 No. of Dispensing Name of the ,No« of ' No. of , No, of \ No. of C ir c le .Weights ' measures , weighing m easuring other * Pump 1 t , instruments instriaments machines I 1 1 ______j- 2 ...3_ 1 ... ^ . J ______X ______5____ _ „ 6 __ J 7 . Bom^^ila 1500 250 270 60 50 2 Dirang 500 215 115 49 20 - Kalaktang 61S 230 100 40 10 1 Nafra 200 120 60 16 8 - Bhalu%>ong 450 210 100 92 6 2 Phrizino 95 80 52 7 2 Sources Inspoctoi' of t-egal tfeti.olo'jy / Bornd_ila. ; 62 s BIRrH AND DEArH CASES THAI REPORPEB PQ BE OCCURED IN DIFFERENP CIRCLES OF K E s f KAMENG D lSPR lCr DURING^'PHE YEAR;" 199 hr ( In Nos 0 Pable No ;5,X^iu7_ _ _ ._ ^ ^ ______r Name of the C ir c le ______Dccurance^of Bi£ths_and_D^aths during_199^ Remarks 1 L iv e B irth ' Deaths * Still Births 1 Infant Deaths , I 1 1 1 2 1 ^ ^ 3 ______L 4 5 6 Bomdila 234 77 7 7 Dirang 135 54 1 4 Kalaktang 118 2 3 Phrizino 147 7 - - Bhalukpong 31 4 - - Nafra 24 3 - - Potal 689 •155 10 14 So'urces Registiratiori Unj.'fcs' o f Vfost Ka*rier>g Distx ict-, s 63 s • STAPEMSISir THE TO PAL NU^ER _QF_ REGULAR,, EMPLOYEES IN GO /SEMI-GOVP , ESTABLISHMENrS OF W EsY^I^NG' d i STRIC t'^AS ^AND ^THE REPRSSENS i1 0 N ~ W “s CHEDULED CASTES/S TRipS ■ 'Y n 'G oWRNMENr SERVICES L n o s . Table Nos^JDCri.8____ (Ir ) ' T - ^ — — JPermanent/ 1 r" •' Class , Total nujnber ,Scheduled Cas^e ’Scheduled Tribe 1 No* , ' Temporary ^ of employees , employees out 'employees out .Remarks , ; t 1 , of Co 1 • 4 'o f C o l .4 1 1 “r ““ ---- z _ _ .---- - X - 3. - t . a z ___ Permanent 36 3 G lass - I 6 U Tern|5orary 4 Permanent . 84 2 36 Class ~ I I Temporary 57 A, Sub~Total Peinnanent 120 5 ^ 42 ( 1 + 2 ) Temporary 61 3 . Class- I I I Permanent 579 47 447 Temporary 999 Class- I V Permanent 679 33, 300 Terriporary 274 Sub-Total Permanent 1258 80 747 (3 + 4 ) Temporary 1273 S. Orand Total Permanent 1378 85: . ! 789 ( A + B ) Temporary 1334 'jUm mmm Sour cel* A ll the o£ I>erpeir bmetttius y w- 5 64 s QUICK ESriMArUS ON NEr SmPE DoiyiEsric PRODUcr op a r u n a c h a l h i a d e s h DURING 1990-91 AP FACTOR CQSV BY fflPUS PRY, OF ORXQO^ £afele N o.XXI^9 S I. r INDUSTRY No* At current At constant ■BBiP.SS. (19G0-Sl^ ^ c e s Rs . in Percent-, Rs. in I r^t’CJentage I age dis- i Lakhs ' (Sistribu- * lakhs , 1 ^ - 1 ly^-ibiitioa______u ^ i -L ^ - I , Agriculture 17128 4 0.74^ 8981 4 4 *7 2 2 * Forestry and logging 5231 1 2 .4 5 2244 11^17 3. Fishing 400 0 .9 5 167 0 ,8 3 4, Mining & Quarrying 284 0 .6 7 125 0 ,6 2 PRIMARY SECrOR 23043 5 4 .8 1 U 5 1 7 57, 33 5* Manufacturing 5.1 R^^gistered 5.2 Un-R^gistered 686 1 .6 3 411 2*0)4 6 . Oonstruction 5030 1 1 .9 6 2468 12*29 7. El ectr ic it y , Gas & -)1384 (- )3 .2 9 (- )741 (- )3 .6 e Water supply (- SECONDARY SECTOR 4332 1 0 .3 0 2138 8 . Transport^ storage & 535 1 .2 7 261 1.2 9 cotnmim ic at ioti 8 .1 Railways 8.2 Transport other means 424 1 .0 0 226 lfl2 0.3 Storage 8 .4 ComTTuniCation 111 0 .2 6 35 9, Trade, Hotel & Res'haurent 2441 5^80 1126 5 ^ 0 10, Bankin<^ & Insurance 511 1 .2 1 343 II. Real fetate. Ownership of dwelling & Business service 2547 6 . 05 1286 6 .4 0 12. Public Administration 4403 1 0 .4 7 1747 8,69- 13. Other Services 4228 1 0 .0 5 1668 8 .3 0 TERTIARY SECTOR 14665 34.88 6431 3 2 ,9 1 14. Net State Domestic Product 42040 106,00 20086 1 0 0 .0 0 15. Mid year population (in Lakh) ■ 8 .4 5 8 .4 5 16. P ^ capita Income (in Rs. ) 4975 - 2 ^ 1 - S6 urcej Estimates on SDP of A.P. sl990-Ql published by the; I>lr€)Ctorate of Economics & Statistics/ Govt, of A.P, of Educat.oual r^ ' aad Administration^ Aurobindo Mat*. DOC, DiCe NIEPA DC D 0 7 4 5 8