CENSUS OF INDIA 1971

SERIES-22 WEST BENGAL

PART II-A (SUPPLEMENT)

STANDARD URBAN AREA.S

BHASKAR GROSE of the Indian Administrative Services DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS WEST BENGAL 1971 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS SERIES 22 : WEST BENGAL

Part I·A General Report Part I-B General Report Part I-C Subsidiary Tables Part II-A General Population Tables Published Part II-A (Supplement) Standard Urban Area Present Volume Part II-B (i) General Economic Tables Published (Tables B·I Part A & B-II) Part U-B (ii) General Economic Tables In Press (Tables B-1 Part B, B-I1I, B·IV, B-VII, B-VIlI Part B, B-IX and Calcutta Urban Agglomeration) Part H-B (iii) General Economic Tables In Press (Tables B-V Part A & B, B-VI Part A (i) & (ii), B-VI Part B (i) & (ii), Calcutta Urban Agglomeration) Part H-C (i) Social & Cultural Tables In Press (Tables C-VII and C-VIlI) Part H-C (ii) Social & Cultural Tables Present Volume (Tables Col to C-VI and Fertility Tables) In Press Part II-D Migration Tables Part III-A Establishments Tables Published Part III-B Report & Subsidiary Tables on Establishments Part IV Housing Report and Tables Published Part V-A Special Tables for Scheduled Castes and In Press Scheduled Tribes Part V-B Ethnographic Notes Part VI-A State Town Directory Part VI-B (i-xv) Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns Part VI-C (i-iii) Survey Reports on Selected Villages Part VIII~A Administration Report on Enumeration Published Part VIII-B Administration Report on Tabulation Part IX Census Atlas Part IX-A Administrative Atlas In Press Part XI (i-v) Special Monographs 1 Published and 1 in Press

GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL PUBLICATIONS 34 Volumes of District Census Handbooks (Part A & B & C) (15 Volumes ;published) Contents Pages

Preface V Introduction to Standard Urban Area VII Table A-V 30 Appendix to Table A-V 30

Maps Standard Urban Area Maps ... 227

PREFACE

The Standard Urban Area is a new concept which was developed during the 1971 Census replacing the concept of Town Group of the earlier censuses. It is difined as the "projected growth area" of a city or town as it would be in 1991. The idea is to help study the process of urbanisation by providing, from census to census, comparable data for a predetermined area which is likely to be urbanised during the next two or three decades.

The present volume is brought out as a supplement to Part II-A General Population Tables, West Bengal and contains Table A-V and its appendix for the Standard Urban Areas of the State. A map for each of the S. U. A's has also been included. The introductory note attempts to give, in brief, and idea of how the concept of the Standard Urban Area was developed, what has been the pattern of growth of the S. U A's during the last two or three decades and what are the prospects of their future development.

I am grateful to the Registrar General, India, the Town and Country Planning Organisation, Government of India and the twon and C. P. Department, Government of West Bengal for the kind help extended to me in delineating the 20 S. U. A's of the State. I must also thank my colleagues in the West Bengal Census Office for their devoted and sincere worl~ in bringing out this publication.

I am also thankful to the Manager, Governme nt of India Press, for the expeditious printing of the volume.

B. Ghose Director o/Census Operations West Bengal

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

STANDARD URBAN AREA: A NEW CONCEPT The census organization, therefore, felt the need for modifying the concept of town groups for the pur­ The "Standard Urban Area" is a new concept deve­ pose of 1971 census to ensure comparability over loped at the 1971 Census and it connotes teritories space and time. The new concept of "Standard contiguous to an urban core which are likely to be Urban Area" evolved as a result of discussions bet­ urbanised in the next twenty years or so. It may be ween the Registrar General, the Town and Country said to be the projected growth area of a city or town, Planning Organ:zation of the Government of India the urban core, as in 1991. It comprises the towns, and other interested organisations to replace the old and villages which are already or likely to be under concept of Town Groups. the intensive influence of the core town or city and also the intervening areas which are potentially urban. DEFINITION The S. U.A. thus contains all the urbanisable areas centring round the present city or town. It is visua­ As already pointed out, the S.U.A. has been defined lised as the statistic&l reporting unit during three as the projected growth area of a city or town as it successive censuses starting with 1971 which will would be in 1991. It comprises not only the towns increase the comparability of the data obtained at and cities which will get merged into it but also the the different censuses. intervening areas which are potentially urban. "Such a tract will include all extra-municipal urban growth CONCEPT OF TOWN GROUP : NEED FOR CHANGE suchfts suburbs (industria! and residential), railway The concept of "town group" as district from towns coloni~s, civil lines and cantonments and also such of was one of the many new features of the census of the villages and rural areas which are likely to be 1951. Census data were presented on urban areas urbanised by 1991. The S.U.A. will thus be an area for isolated and individual towns and cities and also which will extend beyond the main city or town and for "town groups". This was done with a view to would contain all likely developments over the next identify "a group of towns which adjoined one ano­ 20 years upto 1991," Thus it will remain as a statis­ ther so closely as to form a single inhabited urban tical reporting unit during three successive censuses, locality". The 1961 Census also continued to present irrespective of the changes that may occur in the the data on town groups. But while the 1951 census boundaries of the local administrative units within limited itself to town groups each with an aggregate the tract. The S. U,A. is identified by the adminis­ population of 100,000 and more the 1961 census went trative units that it encompasses, namely, city, town, a step further and the concept was extended to all thana, or village; the boundaries of the S. U.A. are the urban classes and not to the cities of class I only. administrative boundaries of the peripheral units".

The "town groups" tried to define well-formed clus­ DELIMITATION OF S.U.A.'S ters to identify the functionally linked urban areas, urban spills beyond the administrative boundaries As in case of all other states, the delimitation of and metropolitan urban conurbations. But, in prac­ S.U.A.'s was an important pre-census task which was tice, varying definitions, different procedures and taken up jointly by the Census organisation, the Town criteria-for delimitation were adopted. Any town and Country Planning Organisation of the Govern­ falling within a radius of 2 to 4, sometimes 5, miles ment of India and its counterpart in the State, that ofthe principal central town or the most populous is, the Town and Country Planning Department of city were included in the group and the intervening the Government of West Bengal. For West Bengal rural areas were all omitted. Thus the town-group the S.U.A.'s were delimited only ""'for {he cities and did not bring out a spatially contiguous tract of urban­ towns whose Ropulations were likely to be 50,000 or rural settlements. Further, the town group concept more by 19711 The following objective considera­ did not effectively tackle the problems involved in tions were applied in demarcating these areas : urban statistical reporting, viz., the problem of muni­ cipal jurisdiction, spill-over growth and the accretion (i) Population growth trends of the main or of population by annexation. These shortcomings were central city or town: Short term migration found to reduce considerably the utility of the concept trends as well as any import~nt locational of town-group as a statistical reportIng unit. decisions that were in the offing and which

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were likely to affect the growth of the town (iv) Speical considerations such as intensity of in the foreseeable future was also to be taken inter-action, strong economic or social linka­ note of; ges etc. which might justify inclusion of any (ii) Trends in the urban spread of the principal other village/town in the vicinity of the main town or city: This involved appreciation city or town: of the extent and directions of urban growth Twenty Standard Urban Areas were demarcated in and the recognition of the physical constrai- . th~ state of West Bengal as listed in Statement I. nts like topography, water bodies, marshes The areas which have been included in the S.U.A.'s etc, to such urban expansion; have been shown in Table A-Vat pages ]82-237 of (iii) The growth of the village and towns on the Part II -A General Population Tables series 22: periphery of the present municipal limits West Bengal. and the prospects of their coalescence in The statment below gives the salient features of the future with the main city; Standard Urban Areas of the State. STATEMENT-I

- Name of S.U.A. No. of components Population 1971 Percentage State/District distribution of Population ~ ___..A. ___~ ~ _____ -'- __ ..A. ______~ ~_-"-..A. __-. Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Urban Rural

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9,391,249 1,498,615 86.24 West Bengal Total 129 818 10,889,864 13.76 97,484 64,321 60.25 Darjeeling Siliguri 1 35 161,805 39.75 89,421 55,159 34,262 61.68 38.32 Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri 1 62,664 18,210 77.84 22.16 Cooch Behar Cooch Behar 2 5 60,874 55,028 43,191 11,837 78.49 21.51 West Dinajpur Rayganj 1 5 MaIda MaIda-English Bazar 2 12 80.081 68,026 12,055 84.95 15.05 78,909 34,702 69.46 30.54 Murshidabad Baharampur 2 16 113,611 Nadia Krishnagar Nabadwip 2 22 244,494 180,127 64,367 73.67 26.33 Ranaghat 1 13 94,049 47.815 46,234 50.84 49.16 Santipur 7 70,434 61,166 9,268 86.84 13.16 Twenty four 7 107,018 93,351 13,667 87.23 12.77 Parganas Asoknagar-Habra 2 Basirhat 10 79,034 63,816 15,218 80.74 19.26 Ban~aon ·9 76,609 50,538 26,071 65.97 34.03 Calcutta Calcutta Metropo- litan 96 481 8,265,930 74,08,459 857,471 89.63 10.37 Asansol 10 123 593,215 361,168 232,047 60.88 39.12 Burdwan 6.11 Burdwan 1 14 152.652 143,318 9,334 93.89 5.37 Durgapur 1 8 218,353 206,638 11,715 94.63 87.78 12.22 Bankura 1 ]2 90,140 79,129 11 ,Oll Bankura 6.91 Kharagpur 1 22 173,220 161,257 11,963 93.09 Midnapore 12.16 Midnapur 1 11 81,201 71,326 9,876 87.84 4,987 92.05 7.95 Purulia Purulia 1 5 62,695 57,708 The S.U.A's were demarcated on the basis of a likely The population of the individual S.U.A.'s ranges population of 50,000 for the core towns. The state­ from 55,028 (Rayganj) to 8,265,930 (Calcutta metro­ ment above reveals that in two cases, namely, Rayganj politan). As expected, the population of the urban in West Dinajpur and Ranaghat in Nadia the popu­ components of the S. U .A.'s far exceeds the popula­ lation did not reach the 50,000 mark in 1971 for tion of the rural components in all cases. Besides the core town. The growth rates of the two towns Calcutta Metropolitan S.U.A. which stands out as a fell below expectations for reasons which will be ex­ special class by itself, Asansol S. u.A. has the largest plained in the short notes on each S.U.A. that flow. population of 593,2l5 and has also the largest area There is other town namely, Ba]urghat which is of 301.92 Sq. Km. found to have crossed the 50,000 mark when tabula­ STANDARD URBAN AREAS AND URBAN tion of the census count was over but no S. U.A.'s AGGLOMERATlm .(s was delineated for it. It is noteworthy that the concept of town groups has 3

not been abandoned altogether in as much as the twenty S. U.A.'s. The urban agglomerations and census of 1971 has presented data for "urban agglo­ S.U.A.'s are, in most cases, coterminous except for merations" also. The basic difference between the the rural tracts which have been included in the two concepts is that urban agglomerations present the latter. picture for the areas which are already urban and !@. .standard Urban Areas. d.epict. I!.Qt. Qnly t~ tra_cis The statement below shows the cote towns for the and areas which are already urbani§~d hut,. inaddi::.· S.U.A.'s and the urban and rural areas included in fion, take care of the "urbanisable" area~ also. them and compares them with the corresponding Against urban agglomerations therefore, we have urban agglomerations.

STATEMENT II SUA'S AND UA'S

Name of SUA Core town- Other towns Total Area Urban area Rural area Name of No. of unils Area City included in (Km') (Km2) (Km2) correspond- included in of UA SUA ing U.A. UA (Km')

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1. Siliguri Siliguri (M) 103.52 15.54 87.98 2. Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri (M) 70.32 10.08 60.24 3. Cooch­ Cooch Behar Gurahati (NM) 31.16 13.39 17.77 Cooch Behar 2 (as under 13.39 Behar (M) UA col. 2& 3) 4. Rayganj Rayganj (M) 21.57 10.64 10.93 5. MaIda Eng. English Bazar Old MaIda (M) 23.94 7.87 16.07 Bazar (M)

6. Bahrampur Baharampur KasimBazar 61.02 18.97 42.05 Baharampur 2 (as under 18.97 (M) (NM) U.A. col. 2 & 3) 7. Krishna- Krishnanagar Nabadwip (M) 119.25 27.46 91.79 nagar (M) Nabadwip 8. Ranaghat Ranaghat (M) 32.71 7.72 24.99 9. Santipur Sanlipur (M) 39.85 24.60 15.25 10. Ashok Habra (NM) Ashoknagar-Ka 34.88 20.14 14.74 Habra U.A. 2 (as in col. 20.14 Nagar Iyangor 2 & 3) Habra

11. Basirhat Basirbat (M) 50.67 22.01 28.66 12. Bangaon Bangaon (M) 52.84 15.57 37.27

13. Calcutta me- Calcutta city 96 units 1,399.73 677.53 722.20 Calcutta 74 tropolitan (MC) (UA) Some demographic and other characteristics of the substantially to their population but this has been S.U.A's are given in staterrient III. These are hardly largely due to settlement of the immigrants mostly comparable as the characteristics of the core towns from beyond the borders. Developmental activities themselves differ widely. It \'till however be seen, as including setting up of industrial units have contri­ elucidated in the following paragraph, that as many buted little or nothing to the growth of these towns. as 10 of the S. U.A.'s are centring round the adminis­ Only as these urban centres grew in size that con­ trative headquarters of the di~tricts. The core towns scious thinking about developmental activities, infra­ of these S.U.A.'s derive their importance primarily structure etc. started for sustaining the urban growth. for the location of the administrative headquarter which is an historical fact. None of these towns has The Statement below shows the growth and density been fortunate enough to diversify its occupation::!l of population of the S.U.A.'s for total as well as the structure and all have almost been stagnating during urban and rural components separately. It also the decades. A few of them like Cooch Behar, presents the break-up of the working popUlation as Krishnanagar and Jalpaiguri have no doubt added in 1971 and compares it with the position in 1961. 4

STATEMENT

T POPULATION Density per K.M. Percentage growth No. and Name of R Area in rate of population S.U.A. U sq. K.M.

,-______..A.. ______-,. ,-___..A.. ____-,. ,-___-":- ___ -. 1951 1961 1971 1961 1971 1951·61 1961-71

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

WEST BENGAL T 2719.19 6,360,692 8,516,334 10,889,864. 3132 4005 33.89 27.87 R 1527.79 725,203 1,109,758 1,498,615 726 981 53.03 35.04 U 1191.40 5,635,489 '7,406,576 9,391,249 6217 7883 31.43 26.80 Darjeeling 1. Siliguri T 103.52 50,125 102,265 161,805 988 1563 104.02 58.22 S.U,A. R 87.98 17.645 36,794 64,321 418 731 108.52 74.81 U 15.54 32,480 65,471 97,484 4213 6273 101.57 4890 Jalpaiguri 2. Jalpaiguri T 70.32 51,138 71,920 89,421 1023 1272 40.64 24,33 SUA R 60.24 9,879 23,182 34,262 385 569 134.66 47.80 U 10.08 41.259 48,738 55,159 4825 5472 18.13 13.17 Cooch Behar 3. CODch Behar T 31.16 41.885 57,331 80,874 1840 2595 36.88 41.07 S. U.A. R 17.77 8,643 15,409 18,210 867 1025 78.28 18.18 U 13.39 33,242 41,922 62,664 3131 4680 26.11 49.48 West Dinajpur T 21.57 18,318 37,694 4. Rayganj 55,028 1748 2551 105.78 45.99 R 10.93 2,845 5,404 S. U. A. 11,837 494 1083 89.95 119.04 U 10.64 15,473 32,290 43,191 3035 4059 10.:1.69 33.76 MALDA 5. MaIda English T 23.94 37,781 56,443 80,081 2358 3345 49.40 41.88 Bazar S. U. A. R 16.07 2,620 5,658 12,055 352 750 115.95 113.06 U 7.87 35,161 50,785 68,026 6453 8644 44.44 33.95 Murshidabad 6. Bahararopur T 61.02 71,550 88,053 113,611 1143 1862 23.06 29.03 S. U.A. R 42.05 15,937 ~5,736 34,702 612 825 61.49 34.84 U 18.97 55,613 62,317 78,909 3285 4160 12.05 41.89 NADIA

7. Krishannagar T 119.25 131,879 193,668 244,494 1624 2050 46.85 26.24 Nabadwip S.U.A. R 91.79 25,539 50,367 64,367 549 701 97.22 27.80 U 27.46 106,340 143,301 180,127 5219 6560 34.76 25.70 8. Ranaghat T 32.71 40,743 57,370 94,049 1754 2875 40.81 63.93 S.u.A. R 24.99 12,679 22,104 46,214 885 1850 74.34 109.17 U 7.72 28,064 35,266 47,815 4568 6194 25.66 35.58 9. Santipur T 39.85 45,847 58,398 70,434 1465 ~767 27.38 20.61 S.U. A. R 15.25 3,434 7,208 9,268 473 608 109.90 28.58 U 24.60 42,413 51,190 61,166 2081 2486 20.69 19.49 5

1lI: S. U.A's.

Total Workers Percentage of Percentage distribution of workers in workers to total Economic sectors Population ~------~------, Primary Secondary Tertiary ~-- - -~------, ~----~---...,----~ ~--- -~---~ ~--- -~----, ~--__...A.. ___~ 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

2,985,061 3,304,4~2 35.05 30.26 6.63 8.48 38.80 3808 54.57 53.44 352,345 398;005 31.75 26.56 45.85 47.69 28.46 26.74 25.69 25.57 2,632,716 2,906,477 35.55 30.85 1.38 3.11 40.18 39.63 58.44 57.26

38,168 51,027 37.32 31.54 24.29 14.53 16.21 16.02 59.50 69.45 14,442 20,873 39.25 32.45 61.72 31.13 3.06 12.49 35.22 56.38 23,726 30,154 36.24 30.93 10.50 3.04 24.21 18.46 74.29 78.50

21,531 25,295 29.94 28.29 15.93 20.76 14.37 15.14 69.70 64.10 6,266 8,730 27.03 25.48 38.26 45.60 8.79 14.43 52.95 39.97 15,265 16,565 31.32 30.03 6.77 7.67 16.66 15.51 76.57 76.82

15,766 21,095 27.50 26.08 8.59 11.60 18.34 20.18 73.07 68.22 3,579 4,242 23.23 23.29 33.33 34.75 17.41 26.10 49.26 39.15 12,187 16,853 29.07 26.89 1.33 5.77 18.61 18.69 80.06 75.54

9,972 14~028 26.46 25.49 9.21 10.22 19.81 16.43 70.98 73.35 1,479 4,103 27.37 34.66 45.10 22.13 6.96 7.21 47.94 70.66 8,493 9,925 26.30 22.98 2.96 5.2) 22.05 20.24 74.99 74.47

16,243 20,433 28.78 25.52 3.50 9.32 24.57 18.41 71.93 72.27 2,349 3,540 41.52 29.37 9.88 18.78 15.79 13.73 74.33 67.49 13.894 16,893 27.36 24.83 2.43 7.34 26.05 19.39 71.52 73.27

23,104 27,839 26.24 24.50 16.32 23.34 18.07 16.28 65.61 60.38 7,134 9,239 27.72 26.62 49.91 48.85 14.30 12.86 35.79 38.29 23.57 15,970 18,600 25.63 1.31 10.68 19.76 17.98 78.93 71.34

55,333 59,425 28.57 24.31 12.38 18.39 39.61 32.26 48.01 49.35 17,137 16,454 34.02 25.56 33.73 48.89 48.52 36.93 17.75 14.18 38,196 42,971 26.65 23.86 2.80 6.71 35.62 30.48 61.58 62.81 15,034 21,858 26.21 23.24 11.67 16.57 24.08 31.00 64.25 52.43 6,234 10,550 28.20 22.82 27.70 31.66 36.90 39.35 35.40 28.99 8,800 11.308 24.95 23.65 0.31 2.49 15.01 33.21 84.68 74.30 14,913 17,644 25.54 25.05 14.76 18.96 49.65 49.60 35.59 31.44 1,904 2,293 26.42 24.74 52.36 56.04 38.13 32.45 9.51 11.51 13,009 15,351 25.41 25.10 9.26 13.43 51.34 52.16 39.40 34.41 6

STATEMENT

T POPULATION Density per K.M. Percentage growth No. and Name of R Area in rate of population S.U.A. U sq. K.M. r------.A..------. r----.A..----. r----.A..-----., 1951 1961 1971 1961 1971 1951-61 1961-71

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Twcotyfour Pargaoas 10. Ashoknagar T 34.88 7,012 81,108 107,018 2325. 3068 1056.70 31.95 Habra S. U. A. R 14.74 7,012 16,392 13,667 1112 927 133.77 -16.62 U 20.14 64,716 93,351 3213 4635 44.25 11. Basirhat T 50.67 40,950 63,557 79,034 1254 1560 55.21 24.35

S.U. A. R 28.66 6,127 9,614 c 15,218 335 531 56.91 58.29 U 22.01 34,823 53,943 63,816 :!451 2899 54.91 18.30 12. Bongaon T 52.84 33,670 60,563 76,609 1146 1450 79.81 26.49 S. U.A. R 37.27 10,306 19,481 26,071 523 700 89.03 33.83 U 15.57 23,364 41,082 50,538 2639 3246 75.83 23.02 Calcutta 13, Calcutta T 1,399.73 5,077,569 6,593,866 8,265,930 4711 5905 29.86 25.36 Metropolitan R 722.20 413,734 615,306 857,471 852 1187 48.72 39.36 S.U.A. U 677.53 4,663,835 5,978,560 7,408,459 8824 10935 28.19 23.93 Burdwao 14. Asansol T 301.92 337,752 477,730 593,215 1582 1965 41.44 24.17 S.U.A. R 234.70 155,648 208,407 232,047 888 989 33.90 11.34 U 67.22 182,104 269,323 361,168 4007 5373 47.90 34.10 15. Burdwan T 48.60 79,264 114,999 152,652 2366 3141 45.08 32.74 S. U.A. R 25.94 3,888 6,775 9,334 261 360 74.25 37.77 U 22.66 75,376 108,224 143,318 4776 6325 43.58 32.43 16. Durgapur T 180.64 6,961 51,302 218,353 284 1209 636.99 325.62 S. U. A. R 26.44 6,961 9,606 11,715 636 443 38.00 21.96 U 154.20 41,696 206,638 270 1340 395.58 Baokura 17. Bankura T 32.74 56,368 71,874 90,140 2195 2753 27.51 25.41 S. U.A. R 14.61 6,999 9,041 11,011 . 619 754 29.18 21.79 U 18.13 49,369 62,833 79,129 3466 4365 27.27 25.94 Midnapur 18. Kharagpur T 55.46 135,384 157,810 173,220 2845 3123 16.56 9.76 S. U.A. R 22.08 5,748 10,557 11.963 478 542 83.66 13.32 U 33.38 129,636 147,253 161,257 4411 4831 13.59 9.51 19. Midnapur T 24.39 50,360 66,782 81,201 2738 3329 32.61 21.59 S. U. A. R 14.03 4.884 7,250 9,875 517 704 48.44 36.21 U 10.36 45,476 59,532 71,326 5746 6885 30.91 19.81 Purulia 20. Purulia T 33.98 46,136 53,601 62,695 1577 1845 16.18 16.97 S. U. A. R 20.05 4,675 5,467 4,987 273 249 16.94 -8.78 U 13.93 41.461 48,134 57,708 3455 4143 16.D9 19.89 7

III U. S. A's

Total Workers Percentage of Percentage distribution of workers in workers to total Economic Sectors Population ~------~------~ Primary Secondary Tertiary -----~------. ~.,----~----~ ~----~-----. .. ----~-----. .. ----~------. r 1961 1971 196' 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

16,747 22,933 20.65 21.43 16.37 17.97 21.13 23.45 62.50 58.58 3,491 3,093 21.30 22.63 50.93 60.20 10.74 14.13 38.33 25.67 13,256 19,840 20.48 21.25 7.27 11.39 23.86 24.90 68.87 63.71 26.82 15,814 18,328 24.88 23.19 36.10 10.00 17.11 54.18 46.79 2,480 3,964 25.80 26.05 74.52 60.24 8.95 15.29 16.53 24.47 22.51 13,334 14,364 24.72 17.95 29.44 20.87 17.61 61.18 52.~ 5 15,424 17,089 25.47 22.31 27.00 37.63 18'82 13.82 54.18 48.55 5,160 6,272 26.49 24.06 63.04 67.15 12.62 11.29 24.34 21.56 10,264 10,817 24.98 21.40 8.88 20.51 21.94 15.28 69.18 64.21

36.09 31.39 2,379,624 2,604,412 3.33 5.25 41.45 40.94 55.22 53.81 28.40 24.72 174,721 212,009 35.12 42.85 38.76 33.93 26.15 23.22 2,392,403 36.88 32.16 2,204,903 0.81 1.92 41.67 41.57 57.52 56.51

38.13 29.40 182,166 174,413 36.44 33.59 29.00 30.59 34.56 35.82 76,767 42.80 33.08 67.76 89,208 66.98 14.92 15.74 17.32 17.28 97,646 34.52 27.04 6.38 92,958 7.34 42.52 42.26 51.10 50.40 34,738 41,095 30.21 26.92 5.50 15.92 21.55 18.95 72.95 65.13 2,436 3,059 35.96 32.77 55.13 76.30 27.01 9.74 17.86 13.96 38,036 29.85 26.54 1.76 32,302 11.06 21.14 19.69 77.10 69.25 66,655 57.33 30.53 4.17 9.90 29,413 76.82 59.01 19.01 31.09 3,362 2,785 55.00 23.77 36.29 43.05 28.11 30.49 35.60 26.46 26,051 63,870 62.48 30.91 0.02 8.45 83.11 60.26 16.87 31.29

20,627 22,732 28.70 25.22 7.82 12.94 31.99 26.94 60.19 60.12 2,783 2,980 30.78 27.06 39.49 48.89 22.92 14.30 37.59 36.81 17,844 19,732 28.40 24.94 2.88 7.52 33.40 28.88 63.72 63.60

46,084 43,3~2 29.20 25.03 5.27 10.40 24.39 15.05 70.34 74.55 3,503 3,382 33.18 28.27 47.50 55.56 20.24 8.49 32.26 35.95 42,581 39,980 28.92 24.79 1.80 6.58 24.73 15.60 73.47 77.82 18,627 20,133 27.89 24.79 8.75 13.30 17.91 17.77 73.34 68.93 2,815 3,112 38.72 31.51 35.88 39.01 14.67 i7.09 49.45 33.90 15,812 17,021 26.56 23.86 3.92 8.59 18.49 16.07 77.59 75.34

15,733 14,686 29.35 23.42 14.17 11.42 18.98 19.38 66.85 69.20 1,862 558 34.06 11.19 56.61 56.45 13.64 4.84 29.75 38.71 13,871 14,128 28.82 24.48 8.47 9.64 19.70 19.95 71.83 70.41 8

The number of occupied residential houses, the number of houseless persons, th~ institutional population and the number of households in the S.U.A.'s are shown the following statement.

STATEMENT IV DETAILS OF S.U.A s OF WEST BENGAL, 1971

Total No. of occupied Sl. Name of S.U.A. Rural Population Residential No. oJ Houseless Institutional No. Urban of 1971 Houses Households population population 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. Siliguri T 161,805 25,048 30,197 371 1,005 R 64,321 10,648 12,235 U 97,484 14,400 17,962 371 1,005

2. Jalpaiguri T 89,421 14,438 15,825 992 1,667 R 34,262 5,709 5,851 52 31 U 55,159 8,729 9,974 940 ],636

3. Cooch Behar T 80,874 .2,740 14,340 505 995 R 18,210 3,082 3,082 U 62,664 9,658 11,258 505 995

4. Rayganj T 55,028 9,016 9,511 229 422 R 11,837 2,181 2,208 U 43,191 6,835 7,303 229 422 13,411 14,039 108 5. Maida-English Bazar T 80,081 1,385 R 12,055 2,265 2,572 380 U 68,Q26 11,146 11,467 108 1,005 T 113,611 18,690 20,252 131 6. Baharampur 1,487 R 34,702 5,679 5,998 7 115 U 78,909 13,011 14,254 124 1,372

7. Krishnanag'.lr-Nabadwip T 244,494 38,821 43,523 723 3,441 R 64,367 11,351 11,693 5 23 U 180,127 27,470 31,830 718 3,418 94,049 16,011 17,398 178 8. Ranaghat T 196 R 46,234 8,241 9,490 19 127 U 47,815 7,770 7,908 159 69 70,434 11,484 12,136 23 9. Santipur T 97 R 9,268 1,555 1,601 23 U 61,166 9,929 10,535 97

T 107,018 18,161 18,381 37 10. Ashoknagar-Habra 382 R 13,667 2,326 2,349 25 26 U 93,351 15,835 16,032 12 356

T 79,034 13,702 14,790 34 347 11. Basirhat R 15,218 2,390 2,477 U 63,816 11,312 12,313 34 347 76,609 12,322 12,655 40 447 12. Bangaon T R 26,071 3,943 4,048 6 7 U 50,538 8,379 8,607 34 440 9

DETAILS OF S.U.As OF WEST BENGAL, 1971 Statement-IV Contd.

Total No. of occupied SI. Name of S. U .A. Rural Population Residential No. of Houseless Institutional No. Urb:m of 1971 Houses Households Population' Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

13. Calcutta Metropolitan T 8,265,930 1,470,518 1,632,663 55,973 234,144 R 857,471 141,366 155,717 1,172 4,609

U 7,408,459 1,329,152 1,476,946 54,801 229,535

14. Asansol T 593,215 107,447 116,071 3,280 3,780 R 232,047 42,075 46.856 2,798 2,166 U 361,168 65,372 69,215 482 1,614

15. BurdW3n T 152,652 27,648 34,849 1,938 4,024 R 9,334 1,717 1,824 301 33 U 143,318 25,931 33,025 1,637 .. 3,991

16. Durgapur T 218,353 48,005 50,862 338 1,220 R 11,715 2,071 2,182 2 U 206,638 45,934 48,680 336 1,220 17. Bankura T 90,140 15,173 15,828 297 1,167 R 11,011 1,854 1,968 40 158 U 79,129 13,319 13,860 257 1,009

18. Kharagpur T 173,220 33,162 34,213 109 601 R 11,963 2,044 2,202 5 24 U 161,257 31,118 32,011 104 577

19. Midnapure T 81,201 12,408 14,536 79 2,344 R 9,875 1,989 2,053 U 71,326 10,419 12,483 79 2,344

20. Purulia T 62,695 8,758 11,383 162 5,535 R 4,987 808 822 84 U 57,708 7,950 10,561 162 5,451 TOTAL T 10,889,864 1,926,963 2,133,452 65,547 264,684 WEST BENGAL R 1,498,615 253,294 277,228 4,455 7,781 U 9,391,'2.49 1,673,669 1,856,224 61,092 256,903

The ples~nt position and future prospects of development of the S.U.A.'s and some basic demographic characteristics of the individual S.U.A.'s are discussed in the following paragraphs.

STANDARD URBAN AREA SILIGURI catering to the needs of the North Ber,lgal districts. North Bengal University, North Bengal Medical Siliguri is the most important town in the northern College etc are some of the institutions 1<~cated in and region of the State commonly referred to as North around the city. One of the few growth centres of Bengal. As a centre of trade and commerce it serves the State, Siliguri is emerging as the new centre of North Bengal and parts of North Bihar and Assam development for the undeveloped northern districts and the hill States of Sikkim and Bhutan. It is a of the State. Because or its proximity' to the iJa­ sparwling city extending in aU directions over 4 producing areas of West Bengal and {oca{iotl'al police stations in two districts. It has become the ad vantage Siligl1ri is flourishing in trading' of tea, seat of higher education including technical education timber and motor accessories. It has, asaiready stated, 10 become a very important point of transit of all goods Much of the extension of the town has been beyond between Calcutta on the one hand and Assam, North the municipal limits, Mauza Dabgram of Rajgang Bihar, Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim on the other. The P. S, (of Jalpaiguri district) with a population of latest additions to its impressive list of achievements 38,859 is one such area of extension, the popUlation are a tea-auctioning centre and a centre for collection in the rural mauza having gone up from 7,027 in 1951 and processing of milk. Siliguri town which did not to 12,969 in 1961 and to 38,859 in 1971. have a municipality till 1951 has more than trebled its population since 1951, the 1?opulation of 1971 being 97,484. The growth of population has been The rural component cf the S. U, A. which comprises 48.90% during 1961-71; which is far above the State 35 mauzas spread over 4 police stations in 2 districts average of urban growth. The following statement (Darjeeling and JalpaigurO had a population of will indicate the extent of growth in the size of the 64,321 in 1971 against 36,794 in 1961. It is noteworthy urban population of the SUA. that out cf the absolute increase of about 28,000 during the decade as much as 26,000 are accounted for STATEMENT V by mauza Dabgram alone, This is a measure of the Jalpaiguri : Growth of Population, 1931-71 importance of the Mauza in this new urban centre.

Year Population Percentage Decade Variation Distribution of the male workers of the town in 1971, 6,067 1931 which is shown in the following statement, reveals a 10,487 1941 72'85 situation which is typical of fast-growing new urban 1951 32,480 20972 centre in Indian conditions. As in the urban part, 65,471 1961 101'57 the occupational distributions has alreaJy undergone 97,484 48'90 1971 a radical change in the rural component also.

STATEMENT VI Town: Siliguri : 1971-Distribution of male workers

Total Male Male I II III IV Va Vb VI VII VIII IX Population workers

97,484 56,139 28,951 138 346 319 46 1,049 3,487 9Jl 8,413 7,133 7,089

It will be obs::rved that hardly 15% of the male The following is the percentage distribution of workers are engaged in industrial activities against workers in the three economic sectors of the rural about 30% in trade and commerce. Transport component in 1961 and 1971. and communications account for as much as 25% of the male working fcrce. A comparison with the 1961 STATEMENT VII situation Ccf. Statement III) shows that the share of the tertiary sector as a whole has gone up by 4'21 Percentage Distribution of Worker$ percent points to 78'50% in the town during the last Nlme of unit PrImary Secondary Tertiary decade. This was at the expense of the secondary Sector Sector sector sector which recorded a decline of about 6 percent Rural Com- 1961 61'72 3'06 35'22 points during the same period. This highlights the fact that the city has come up more as a trading and ponent 1971 31'13 12'49 5638 commercial centre and the secondary sector is yet to Dabgram (Raj- 1961 60'08 778 32'14 make any significant contribution to its growth. ganj P. S) 1971 21'13 16'97 61'90

The same trend is discernible in the rural component As already indicated Dabram in Rajganj P. S. of the S. U. A. also with the exception that the sec­ Recorded a growth .gf 200% in population during the ondary sector has also srown in size to some extent last decade. Not t)rtly has the unit registered a in tbe rural areas. phenomenal growtlr. of popylation there has alsQ 11 occurred a complete transformation of the rural settlement of immigrants from across the borders. mauza into an urbanised area during the decade. The This out-growth of the town is characterised by the distribution of the working f9rce into different indus­ same type of distribution of the workers as are found trial categories the density and absolute number of in other areas of settlements of displaced persons. the population and land use pattern had all changed There is preponderance of agriCulturists ~mongst to satisfy all the accepted criteria for an urban area workers and a sizeable population is engaged in the and the greater part of th Mauza has acquired an low-income tertiary sector also. urban look and become integral part of the core town. As in the case of the core town, again, trans­ The secondary and tertiary sectors together accounted port and communications and "other service" have for 92% of the male working force in the town in accounted for the bulk of the workers in this fast 1971. The rural component of the SUA also had changing village (which in a~l fairness and by all a sizeable tertiary sector comprising about 40% of standards, should be treated as a town) but unlike in the male workers. The secondary sector, comprising Siliguri town trade and commerce do not cont~ibute mostly repairing and servicing workshops, employed in a major way to the employment of workers m the area. only about 15% of the workers both in the town and the rural component.

STANDARD URBAN AREA JALPAIGURI The town is losing its importance to the newly Jalpaiguri is the ad ministrative headquarters of the emerging city of Siliguri both as a centre for tea district. It is in the foot-hills of the Himalayas con­ industry and as a trading centre or supply base for nected by railways with Siliguri and Calcutta. A State the tea-gardens. The town seems to be doomed to highway also connects it with Siliguri. stagnation except for some scope of new industry based on timber and fibres which may be set up in the vicinity. Jalpaiguri thrived till recently as the seat of adminis­ tration, being the headquarters of the di5trict and the COOCH BEHAR STANDARD URBAN AREA Division. Its prosperity centred round tea gardens about 150 of which are spread over the entire d~stric~. As the administrative headquarters of the former The town is stagnating and the populatIOn IS princely state of Cooch Behar and subsequently as increasing at a crawling pace since 1951 as will be the headquarters of the district administration Cooch seen from the following statement. Behar municipality has been predominantly a serviee town since the beginning of the century. It is STATEMENT VIII connected with Calcutta via the North-East Frontier Jal)laiguri : Growth of Populatio'l, 1931-71 Railway. National Highway 31 connects it with Siliguri to the west and Gauhati to the east. Year Population Percentage decade Variation The population of the town more than doubled itself 1-931 18,962 +30'59 during the period 1941-51, almost the entire addition 1941 27,766 +46'43 being accounted for by migrants from erstwhile East 1951 41,259 +48'60 Pakistan now Bangladesh. The rate of growth of 1961 48,738 +18'13 population has not been as spectacular after 1951, the 1971 55,159 +13'17 growth rates being only 26.11% and 28.11 % respec­ tively in the two decades 1951-61 and 1961-71. The immigrants still continue to swell the population of The rural component of the S. U. A. which consists the town, though at a much reduced rate. of only one village, namely, Kharia is seen to have registered a massive growth having more than trebled Guriahati, the other urban unit of the S. U. A. was its population since 1951. The population of the declared a non-municipal town in 1971 only is an mauza has gone up from 9,879 in 1951 to 23,182 in outgrowth of Cooch Behar municipal town. 1961 and to 34,262 in 1Q71, the decadal variation being 134'66% and 47'80% respectively in 1951-61 The rural component of the S. U. A. has also and 1961-71. The growth is almost entirely due to recorded a tremendous growth during the last two 12 decades. The total population of 8,643 in 1951 shot agricultural district which is self-sufficient, if not sur­ up to 15,409 in 1961-an increase of about 80% and plus, in production of paddy and also a major to 18,210 in 1971. The overall growth dur.ing. the producer cf jute and mesta.' Rayganj has the loeat· two decades exceeds 100%. All this has followed ional advantage of being centrally situated and having the' general trend in the district as a whole, caused good facilities for transport and ·communications. almost entirely by the settlement of immigrants. It Processing of paddy and jute hold out-some prospect is simply the proximity of the S. U. A. (and the for development in and around the town. There is district) to the international borders, rather than any also good scope for development of servicing and other economic and related factors, that has brought repairing of road transport uuits also. ab'out the growth of population of the S. U· A. There has been little change in the occupational struc­ The town has grown tremenJously during the last ttlre of the working population and there is not much two decades, the population having almost trebled scope for such change in the near future. It is worth during 1951 to 1971 from 15,473 to 43,191. The mentioning that the rural component of the S.U.A. growth rate has not been very spectacular in 1961-71 comprises four mauzaS of which three have big popu­ being 33.76 only during the decade against a pheno­ lations of about 4,000 and above each-a fact which menal growth of 108'69% during the preceding itself is likely to induce further growth attracting more decade. Following the general pattern of the district and more people to the area. as a whole, almost the entire addition to the popu­ lation of the town is due to immigrants. A Govern­ The secondary and tertiary sectors together employ ment decision which was taken in the mid-fifties, but over 94% of the male workers in the urban part of shelved later on, to shift the District headquarters to the S. U. A. while in the rural component the share Rayganj from Balurghat, was also responsible for the of the two sectors come to 65%. One of the rural growth of the town in the decade 1951-61. units, namely, Kharimala Khagrabari (J. L. No.3), has over 86% of the male workers in the secondary The rural components of the S. U. A. comprise 5 and tertiary sectors. mauzas each one of which has registered phenomenal Excepting some servicing and repairing units Cooch growth during the last two decades. The total rural Behar has no industry worth the name. The share group as a whole recorded an increase of 316%. The of the secondary sector in the male workers according growth of popUlation is shown in the following state­ ment. to 1971 census was 18.69% only. Trade and com­ merce and other services account for about 65% of the male workers. Transport and communications STATEMENT IX services in which the North Bengal State Transport Name and number of mauza Population Corporation with its headquarters at Coach Behar ,--___ ..A.. ___-", play an important role, employ about 14% of the 1951 1961 1971 male workers of the town. Being in the centre of the TOTAL RURAL COMPONENTS 2,845 5,404 11,837 'only tobacco-prod~cing district of the State there is Kasba (J. L. No. 145) 1,266 2,445 5,190 scope for setting up of tobacco-processing units and Chandar (J. L. No. 154) 361 508 668 food processing units also in and around the town. Udaypur (J, L. No. 155) 268 760 1,112 The town is likeIx to grow in the northern and north­ Bogram (J. L. No. 156) 387 648 970 eastern direction, the river being a constraint to any Kannajora(J. L. No. 157) 563 1,043 3,897 ~xtension to the south.

RAYGANJ : STANDARD URBAN AREA The demity of population in the town itself is still around 4,000 per Sq. Km. The town is extending Rayganj is the sub-divisional headquarters and an mainly to the north and also to the south. The river important centre of trade and commerce in the dist­ (Kulik) which flows north-south along the western rict of West Dinajpur. It is connected with Siligurl boundary of the town is a constraint to any westward to the North by a meter gauge railway line via extension. Katihar. National Highway 31 runs through the town connecting it with SiIiguri to the North and Calcutta The occupational structure of the town, and of the to the south. West Dinajpur is a predominantly S. U. A. is a whole, follows the same pattern as is 13 found in other trade & commerce· cum-service towns during 1951-61 and again during 196~-71, although that have come up in the State in the wake of the the absolute increase in number has not been so Partition. striking.

The town has a big tertiary sector comprising about STATEMENT X 75% of the male working force, in which the shares Growth of Population 1951-71 Rural,component of trade and commerce and other services are almost Year Population DECADAL GROWTH equal. Transport and communications also account for a sizeable male working force. The secondary sec­ 1951 2,620 tor is small, consists mainly of servicing and repairing 1961 5,628 115% shops, and employs about one-fifth of the workers 1971 12,055 114% only.

Of the rural units of the S. U. A. mauza Jhaljhalia The rural units of the S. U. A. have also a big tertiary (J. L. No. 72 P. S. English Bazar) which is conti~ sector employing about 70% of the workers. Two guous to English Bazar municipality and is an out of the five villages of the rural component, namely, growth of the town to the west recorded a pheno­ Kasba (J. L. No. 145) and Karnajora (1. L. No. 157) menal growth of over 400%, the population reaching which happen to be the most populous of the rural 4,397 in 1.971 against a meagre 912 of 1961. Two units have 75% and 85% respectivdy of the male other villages which have also recorded a steep increase workers in the secondary and tertiary sectors. Trade in population of almost the same magnitUde are and commerce comprising mostly of petty traders Mangalbari Samandi (MaIda P. S. J. L. No. 105) and vendors, provide the main source of livelihood and Serpur Makimpur (J. L. No. 63 of English Bazar for the people of these villages as in many other P. S.), the population having increased from 1,465 to concentrations of immigrant settlers in urban and 2,806 and from 265 to 1,040 respectively during the peripheral settlements. intercensal period. Both the mauzas are contiguous to English Bazar municipality Mangalbari-Samandi MALDA-ENGLISH BAZAR: STANDARD URBAN AREA is separated from the town by the Mahananda.

The twin towns of old MaIda and English Bazar are The proportions of male workers in the three sectors commonly known as Maida. They are connected of the economy have not recorded and marked change with Calcutta which is 344 Km. away by a broad-gauge during the last decade in the urban component which railway line and also by a National Highway. The mark out the twin towns as primarily service-cum­ river Mahananda flowing North-South separates the trade and commerce towns functionally. As already two towns. stated, more than 92% of the male workers in the two towns were engaged in the secondary and tertiary English Bazar is the administrative headquarters of sectors in 1971. In the rural components also the the district. It is also a trading centre, the secondary tertiary sector predominates accounting for 67"49% and tertiary sectors together claiming more than 92% of the workers. In some of the mauzas like Jhaljhalia of the total male workers in 1971. and Serpur Makimpur in English Bazar P. S. and Mangalbari-Samandi in MaIda P. S. the share of the The S. U. A. had a total population of 80,081 in 1971 tertiary sector ranges between 47% of the total against 56,443 in 1961 which shows a decadal increase workers (For the last named village) and 97% (for of about 43%. The growth rate for the urban the first named). It is worthwhile to note that it is in components i. e., English Bazar and Old MaIda taken these villages that there was a massive growth of together is lower at 36% only. Most of the growth population during the last decade. The employment in the urban area has, however, taken place in English pattern is following the general trend of large settle­ Bazar town, the population having gone up from ments of rural immigrants. 45,900 to 61,335 during the decade 1961-71. The rural component which comprises 12 mauzas spread over The twin towns are extending east and west to form two police stations had a population of 12,055 in a parallelogram. Being in the centre of a rich 1971. As the statement below will show the rural mango-producing area and the district being a major gr..;ups registered a tremendous growth of over 100% producer of raw silk and jute, the towns have scope 14 for setting up new production units based on these an area of 42'05 Sq. Km. The density of population raw materials. The tertiary sector will also profit by even in the rural c1mponent is thus found to be quite the extension of tourism in the district which is studded high at 825 per Sq. Km.· with numerous places and relics of historical impor- tance. The growth of population in the S.U.A. during the Jast decade reveals an interesting feature. Baha­ BAHARAMPUR: STANDARD U.,BAN AREA ramp ore, the core town added only 16'51% to its population during, the decade as against 12'05% Baharampur is the headquarters of the district of increase recorded in the preceding decade 1951-61. Murshidabad and the core town of the S.U.A. It is The overall growth of the urban component of the on the bank of the Ganga and just 160 km. away S U.A. is shown as a higher figure of 26'63% over the from Calcutta being connected with the latter by a last decade. The higher growth is only illusory as it broa&gauge railway line, (Sealdah-Lalg01a Branch). is due to the addition of the Kasimbazar non­ National Highway 34 passes through the town, municipal area to the list of towns for the first time connecting it with Calcutta on the one hand and with during the 1971 Census. The total rural groups on MaIda and other areas of northern West Bengal on the other hand grew at a fast rate of 34.84% over the the other. s~me period. This is in sharp contrast to the almost marginal growth in the urban component. Baharampur is prim:lrily a service town which derives its importance mainly from the location of the Out of the total male population of 41,148 of headquarters of the District administration and also Baharampore S.U.A. a little less than 40% were as a nervecentre of the road transport system in the returned as workers in 1971 Census. 89% of the district. Bell metal industry, which is run as a tradi­ male workers were engaged in occupations other than tional cottage and small scale indmtry is the mainstay in the primary sector. Half of the male working of the small secondary sector of the town. Ivory population in the rural components are engaged in work is another important traditional small scale the secondary and tertiary sectors. In two of the industry in the town, though its role in the economy mauzas, both acroSS the Bhagirathi to the west of the is insignificant. It is also the trading centre for the town, 75% or more of the working males are already moderately flourishing silk textiles known as the engaged in other than agriculture and al1ied activities. famous Murshidabad silk. The town is coming up as They are: a centre of tourist interest also, the attraction being the ruins and relics of the Nawabs of Bengal which are spread all around the town and extend upto the J. L. Name Population %age of male workers town of Murshidabad. No. (1971) engaged in secondary and tertiary sector The town is extending, though slowly, southward (1971) along the bank of the Bhagirathi and also to the west beyond the river. 15 Goaljan 2,825 75 Kasimbazar Non-municipal town which was declared a town for the first time in 1971 and had a 17 Budharpara 1,497 85 population of 6,304 is the other urban component of the S~ U.A. The two urban components together thus account for a total population of 78,709. The density The occupational structure of the male workers in of population is pretty heavy in Berhampore town the S. U.A. reveals some interesting features. The it is as much as 4,485 per Sq. Km. which is indicative statement that follows will show that while the urban of a congestion typical cf many of the mofussil towns components of the S. U.A. have, no doubt, fulfilled all of the State. The density is slightly lower for the the three criteria of a town the total rural components urban components as a whole due to the low density have not only come closer to the urban standard in the newly recognized urban area of Kasimbazar. during the decade so far as the disposition of the m11e workers is concerned, they have also diversified The rural component of the S.U.A. comprises 16 the occupational structure of the male workers more mauzas with a total population of 34,702 spread over rapidly than the urban units. 15

STATEMEFT XI remember that Murshidabad is one of the least urbanised districts in the state, the percentage of the Percentage of male workers sector-WISe urban to the total population being only 8.45% against r------..A..------~ Name of town/village Primary Secondary Tertiary the St3te figu.re C'[ 24.75%. It is also to be borne in 1961 1971 ,961 1971 1961 1971 mind that except for the slow emergence of Farakka as a new centre of growth the district as a whole is yet to see any development that may induce any fast (1) Berhampore 1.41 9.77 21.34 18.78 77.25 71.45 urbanisation around Baharampore or any other existing urban unit. (2) Kasimbazar (N.M.) 21.73 25.68 38.43 18.46 39.84 55.86

Total town group 2.89 11.01 22.59 18.76 74.52 70.23 KRISHNANAGAR : NABADWIP STANDARD URBAN AREA Total rural group 51.85 48.90 13.17 12.72 34.98 38.38

Krishnanagar is the district headquarters of Nadia, exactly 100 km, away from Calcutta. It is connected A reverse process of oc;upation shift seemed to have with the metropolis by rail-a broad gauge branch been in action during the decade in the urban line from Sealdah to Lalgola-as well as by National component of the S.U.A. While more than three Highway No. 34. The river Jalangi flows by the fourths of the male workers were still in tlie secondary town along the northern boundary. The town is ex­ and terliary sectors in the urban areas the percentage tending itself mainly to the west. Nabadwip, the of male workers in the primary sector increased appre­ other urban unit in the S.U.A. is 12 Km. away from ciably during the intercensal period from 2.89% in 1961 Krishnanagar. An all-weather black-top road takes to 11.01 % in 1971. But in the rural component the one from Krishnanagar to the confluence of the same registered a slight fall of 2.95 percent points. Bhagirathi and the Jalangi and Nabadwip is across Though marginal, there is a definite movement of the river. Krishnanagar is extending in this direction the male working force in the rural components but the river will remain a constraint for Nabadwip away from agriculture, almost the entire shift being to grow towards the district headquarter town. The reflected in the upward rise in the tertiary sector. twin cities are likely to remain separated by the Ganga Does this indicate a lack of opportunities in the like Calcutta and Howrah, extending their influence secondary and tertiary sectors of the towns apart on each other and also on the rural mauzas in the from pointing to a growing importance of agriculture neighbourhood all the time. A bridge is currently in the economy? How far is the shift due to under construction across the Bhagirathi. The in­ movement of the agriculturists to urban habitat, if fluence of Nabadwip on the mauzas on the eastern there be any such movement at all? What is the bank of the river is already reflected in their occupa­ reverse process evident in the rural component due tional structure as also their semi-urban look of the to? How far has commutation between the rural settled areas. areas and the core town contributed to the situation? These are some of the questions which may be answered only after further field studies are under­ The S. U. A. comprises a total area of 119.85 Sq Km. taken. of which 27.46 Sq. Km. are in the: two towns and 91.79 Sq. Km. in the rural components. It encompas­ ses a total popUlation of 244,494 of which the two The above seems to present a situation where urba­ towns account for 180,127 persons. The following nisation of the non-urban (and supposedly urbani­ statement gives the density of population, the sex-ratio. sable) components at any fast pace seems to be a and the sectorwise distribution of the mlle working remote possibility unless, of course, any special force in the urban and rural components of the locational advantage like setting up of a number of S.U.A. industrial units based on local raw materials etc., comes to the heIp of this essentially slow-moving service town. It will not be out of the way to 16

STATEMENT XII

Area in Sq. No. of Popula­ Density Total Sectoral distribution of male Km. units tion per Sq. male workers (in percentage) Xm. workers (I) (II) (III)

To:al Urb30 Group 27.46 2 IS0,127 6,560 39,529 7.25 30.79 62.06 (i) Krishnanagar 15.80 85,923 5,438 18,353 9.53 21.30 69.17 (ii) Nabadwip 11.66 94,204 8,079 21,176 5.09 39.01 55'90 Rural component 9.1.79 22 64.367 701 15,672 49.71 36.52 13.77 119.25 S.U.A. TOTAL 244,494 2,050 55,20] 19.73 32.42 48.35

The population of the two towns together came close While the decadal growth in 1951-61 for Krishna­ to 2 lacs in 1971. Both the towns are densily popula­ nagar (40.76%) was higher compared to 29.42% of ted. Nabadwip is more congested than Krishna­ Nabadwip the growth of the former was a mere 21.98% nagar, the density of population being 8,079 per Sq. against 29.29% of Nabadwip during the decade 1961-71. Km. There is hardly any open space left in the The phenomenal growth of Nabadwip since 1941 has town. Krishnanagar is not much better than Naba­ been due, III most entirely, to settlement of immigrants dwip in this respect As already stated, the two towns from East Pakistan now Bangladesh. The same is have to extend towards each other. The bridge true in respect of Krishnanagar also. across the Bhagirathi which is under con'truct;on will hasten the process. The importance of Krishna:nagar is derived mainly from the fact that it is the administrative headquarters The rural components of the S. u.A. consist of 22 of the district. The growth of the town has been slow mauzas spread over three police stations and 2 dis­ tricts. The density of population in some of these during the last decade and seems destined to be so in rural units especially in Nabadwip P.S. is quite heavy the absence of any other inducive factor for growth. even by urban standards. Gadigachha (J.L. No. 17) The secondary sector in the town accounts for 21.30% of the male workers against 69.17% claimed by the and Char Brahmanagar (J.L. No. 22) ha~ densi'y of 3,031 and 2,643 respectively. Char Maijdia tertiary sector. Nabadwip, on the other hand, has a (J.L. No. 19) which has a population of about 4,000 sizeable secondary sector with 8,261 male workers and has a suffocating density of 10,403 per Sq. Km. accounting for 39.01% of the male working force. Srirampur (J.L. No. 35), the rural unit of Burdwan Nabadwip has flourished as a centre of manufacture district which is already under the intensive influence, of hand loom textiles produced on a cottage and small and has almost become a part, of Nabadwip had a scale basis. It has also a number of small units pro­ population of over 8,000 with a density of 1,855 per ducing bell-metal and brasswares which extend beyond Sq. Km. the town limits. A clock manufacturing unit and another unit for manufacture of looms and accessories, The two towns, Krishnanagar and Nabadwip, both both under the co-operative sector, have added diver­ grew in size at a fast rate since 1941 till 1961 as will sity in the secondary sector of Nabadwip. The town be evident from the Statements below: has also grown as a trading centre catering to the needs of the town as well as the neighbouring rural STA TEMENT XIII areas in and beyond the district. Town Decade variation in populatIon (per cent) As the statement above indicates, exactly half of the Krishnanagar 1931-1941 31.S4 male workers of the rural components of the S. U.A. 1941-1951 56.30 1951-1961 40.76 were engaged in the secondary and tertiary sectors in 1961-1971 21.98 1971. The preponderance of the non-agricultural Nabadwip 1931-1941 62.15 pursuits is marked in the units nearer to Nabadwip. 1941-1951 84.08 1951-1961 29.42 Out of 13 mauzas of Krishnanagar P.S. comprised in 1961--1971 29.29 the S.U.A. only one, namely, Boruihuda (J.L. No. 91) 17 shows an occupational structure resembling that of a Except for the advantageous location near to and town, 79.31% of the male workers in the village being just beyond the Calcutta metropolitan district with engaged in the secondary and tertiary sectors. There good facility for commutation the town bas little else are other mauzas with sizeable populations of 2,500 to promote its growth and extension. It is growing and above but the primary sector predominates in in size and decaying at the same time. It is just a their economy. trading centre and a largely residential town. About two-thirds of the male working population of the town The rural components comprised in Nabadwip P.S. was engaged in trade and commerce and other servi. which are close to Nabadwip town though located ces in 1971. The small secondary sector of the town across the Bhagiratbi, include four villages with sizea­ is dependent largely on repairing and servicing work­ ble populations of over 3,000 each with more than shops and hand loom textile units and employs about 25% of the male working population being engaged a quarter of the male working force. in the secondary and tertiary sectors. The villages are Gadigachha (J.L. No. 17), Maijdia (J.L. No. 18), The rural component of the S. UA. which had a Char Maijdia (J.L. No. 19) and Char Brahmanagar population of 46,234 has also grown quite fast, and in (J.L. No. 21), Char Maijdia has as much as 98.78% fact, far more steadily than the urban unit, during of its male workers in the secondary sector. Hand­ the last two decades. The growth was 74.34% and loom textile~, mostly of coarse variety, and beI1-metal 109.17% during 1951-61 and 1961-71 respectively. and brasswares are two industries tbat sustain the This is again due mainly to the Settlement of the sizeable secondary sector in these units. immigrants. The rural component has sizeable secon­ daryand tertiary sectors, as much as 67.49% of the RANAGHAT : STANDARD URBAN AREA male workers being engaged in them. Two of the the rural units Sim Aistala (J.L. No.9) and Krishna­ Ranaghat is a municipal town with a population of pur Char (J.L. No. 11) which are on the outskirts of 47,815 in 1971. It is the administrative headquarters the town as also Aistala (J.L. No. 114) have 80% or of a subdivision of the same name. It is 80 Km. more of the male working force in the secondary and away from Calcutta and connected with the metro­ tertiary sectors, handloom weavers and petty traders polis by a broad-gauge railway line and National contributing to the growth of the sectors. Highway 34. Ranaghat was a busy railway junction before independence but has lost much of its impor­ SANTIPUR : STANDARD URBAN AREA tance since Partition. The town has, nevertheless, grown not too slowly during the post independence Santipur is an old municipal town in the district of period. The statement below shows that it grew Nadia. It is situated about 90 Km. away from Cal­ faster than many other towns in the State, during the cutta, being connected with the State capital by a last decade and also during the last four decades broad gauge railway line and National Highway 34. since 1831. Function311y it is a manufacturing-cum-service town. It is an old centre of hand 100m textiles which is run STATEMENT XIV as a small scale and cottage industry.

Name of the Dec de Decadal growth since town 1931 growth rate Barring the late fories when the population of the town grew at 41.89% (in 1941-51) mainly because of Ranaghat 1931-41 44.70% the influ of displaced persons, the town has hardly 1941-51 70.21% registered any growth during the seven decades of the 1951-61 25.66% 20th Century. The growth rate has been a meagre 1961-71 35.58% 19.49% during 1961-71 which is almost the same as the natural growth rate of the population. The rural The growth of the town is fortuitous caused mainly component of the S.U.A. has, on the other hand, by the settlement of the immigrants from beyond the shown a somewhat higher growth rate (28.58%) borders. The rate of growth was 7.02 annualy during during the decade. It is noteworthy that the same the decade 1941-51. The growth has been appreciably rural areas registered a more than 100% increase in high-35.58% during the last decade also which com­ population in the 1950's (1951-61). It is also tQ Qe 'Oared well with many other towns of the State. lnentioned that the rural components, though com- 18 prising a small popUlation of 9,268 only has a modera­ displaced persons who were settled in the two tely big secondary sector comprising, mostly, of the townships) the participation rate is the lowest in the handloom industry. two urban units amongs and all the SUA's in the State. There is huge open unemployment and also a The town has not extended spatially and as a result marked degree of under-employment as a large pro­ the density of population has increased from decade portion of the "workers" are Ianguishihg in low­ to decade. The density per Sq. Km., however, is income occupations of vendors and petty traders. In still at a relatively low figure of 2,486. fact, about 64% of the workers are engaged in the tertiary sector. Trade and commerce, consisting, to a large extent, of petty traders, and other services ASHOKNAGAR: STANDARD URBAN AREA account for the bulk of these workers. Ashoknagar-Kalyangarh, a municipal town and Habra, a non-municipal town are two contiguous Of the total working force of the urban component urban areas which have grown during the last two about a quarter (24.90%) is engilg~d in the secondary decades into a big settlement of immigrants from sector. A spinning mill at Habra and some process­ ing units run on a house-hold scale are the only cons­ erstwhile East Pakistan now Bangladesh. tituents of the secondary sector located in the two urban units. The share of commuters (who reside The two urban components of thl" S.UA. together in townS but commute to the Calcutta Metropolitan had a popUlation of 93,351 which was 45% above the district for work in industrial units there) in the 1961 figure. The two towns have not, however, grown above figure is obviously substantial. The extent at equal pace. While Habra has almost-doubled its to which commuters have contributed to the seemingly population during the la~t decade Ashokna~ar .. K~I­ good proportion of workers in the secondary sector yangarh registered a growth of less than 10 Yo m Its may be assessed only by studies in the field. numbers due partly to the exclusion of some villages from its jurisdiction as the non-municipal town Ashok­ nagar was constituted into a municipality in the The distribution of the workers in the three sectors of the economy is some-what different in the rural com­ sixties. ponent of the S. U. A. In the rural component, too, the share of the secondary sector in the working In the rural component of the S. U.A. however, the force has gone up a little during the last decade population dropped to 13,667 in 1971 from 16,392 in from 10.74% in 1961 to 1413% in the 1971 due 1961. Four out of the seven villages of the rural probably to commuting workers as in case of the component recorded a negative growth as detailed urban units. The employment in the teritiary sector below due partly to emigration. has gone down by as much as 12.56 percent points white the primary sector has come to employ a larger STATEMENT XV proportion (60,20%) of the workers. That is, almost the entire shortfall in the tertiary sector is absorbed Name J.L. No. Population Decade 1961 1971 variation in the primary-a phenomenon wbkh is observed in a number of other S. UA's abo. This !ohift from Akrampur (82) 908 877 -31 the tertiary to the primary sector is apparently a Asrafab3.d (84) 3,958 2,024 -1934 reversal of the anticipated movement, from primary Hanria (85) 2,334 1,615 - 719 to tertiary ar-d/or secondary, in such areas of Maniknagar (89) 3,973 2,105 --1868 urbanization.

The two towns are mainly residential towns which BASIRHAT : STANDARD URBAN AREA started as Government sponsored resettlement colo­ nies immediately after Partition. Except for a spinn­ Basirhat which is the core of the S. U.A is municipal ing mill in the public sector and some stray work­ town, 83 Km. away from Calcutta being connected shops which constitute a small secondary sector the with the latter by road via Barasat. A meter-gauge towns have retained their functional status all these railway connects it w~th Barsat which is just 20 Km. years. For various reasons (including deficiencies away from Calcutta. It is the administrative head in a planning a proper economic rehabilitation of the .quarters of a sub-division lo(;ateJ Glose to the 19 international borders between West Bengal and The rural component of the S.U.A. also witnessed Bangladesh and a trading centre for the agricultural the same pattern cf growth during the two decades commodities of the surrounding areas and also for since 1951. A'i in case of the urban component, that consumer articles for the rural neighbourhood. is, Bangaon town, the growth of popUlation in the rural component also was quite spectacular in 1951- 61. The magnitude of the increase in the rural The town grew in size considerably during the last units was in fact larger than in the urban units as the two decades, the population having increased from rural population went up by about 90% during the 43,823 in 1951 to 63,816 in 1971. Most of the growth decade against the urban growth rate cf 75% during did, however, take place during the fifties when the the same period. During the last decade also the population increased by about 60% and crossed the rate of growth in the rural component exc~eded that 50,000 mark. During -the last decade the increase in tbe municipal town, the growth in the former was a mere 18% which is almost the natural growth being 31% against 20% of the latter. The political of population. The growth of the town (as well as considerations which seemed to have retarded the of the rural component of the S.U.A.) during the growth of the town in the sixties were not perhaps fifties had been largely due to immigrants from be­ as strong a deterrent jn case of the immigrants yond the borders. The proximity to the borders has, intent upon settling in the rural economy in the on the other hand, acted as a deterrent to its further neighbourhood of the urban centre. growth in 1961-71 because of the political considera­ tions of the sixties. The sectoral distribution of workers of S. U.A. will BANGAON : STANDARD URBAN AREA also reveal interesting features. In 1971 about 80% of the workers of the town were engaged in the Bangaon, the core town of the S.U.A., is the sub­ secondary and tertiary sectors, over 50% being divisional headquarters of a subdivision of the same employed in trade and commerce and other services name. It is situated almost on the borders with only. The last decade witnessed a marked increase Bangladesh and is connected with Calcutta, which is in the proportion of workers in the primary sector in 77 km away, by a broad-gauge railway line and also the S. U.A. as a whole and also in both the urban and by a National Highway. Another broad-guage rail­ rural components. The increase was a small 4 per way line connects it with Ranaghat (Distt. Nadia) to cent points for the rural areas but the magnitude was the west. higher in the town - from 8.88 % in 1961 the pro­ portion had gone up to 20-51 percent in 1971. The From a sparsely populated urban or semi-urban shift in favour of the primary sector was at the settlement of a little over 23,000 persons in 1951 expense of both the secondary and tertiary sectors. Bongaon grew into a class II town in 1971 with a While part of the deviation in the occupational pat­ population of 50538. The town had recorded a sharp tern may be due to definitional changes the reversal rise in population in the wake of the Partition of the of the anticipated trend, which is observed in a num­ province of Bengal and in the fifties. The population ber of other S.U.A 's also, will deserve further study shot up from 23,364 in 1951 to 41,082 in 1961 - a to find an explanation. growthof75%. During thelast decade (1961-71), however, the growth rate came down abruptly; the Bangaon is a service-cum-trade and commerce town decadal inerease was just a little over 20% which is functionally. The importance of the town is due almost equal to the natural growth of the population. mainly to the location of the administrative head­ quarters an4 its proximity to the international bor­ As in Clse of Basirhat tlle proximity Qf Bangaon to ders. It serves as one of the supply bases and transit the international borders was largely responsible for points of primary produce of daily consumption for the massive growth of the town in the fifties. It the Calcutta metropolitan district. The location of ceased to be an inducive factor of growth in the the town close to the borders and within commuta­ sixties and even numfied th.:: likely favourable in­ tional distance from Calcutta has its advantages as fluence of the com mutational facilities enjoyed by the well as disadvantages. With normalisation of rela­ town because of its direct railway and road link with tions with the neighbouring country the advantages the Calcutta Metropolitan Distr;ct. are likely to outweigh the disadvantages and the 20 town may grow further in size and in importance as dependent on engineer~ng and jute-an imbalance a trading centre in the coming decades. which is behind the malady of Calcutta and bas made the city suffer the longest during the post-1965 CALCUTTA METROPOLITAN: STANDARD URBAN AREA recession.

Calcutta is the most populous meteropolis in the As the main port for the Eastern Region of India and State and the country. As the nerve· centre of the the Gangetic plains Cal~utta handled about 30 per­ entire economy of the State and of the the Eastern cent of the exports and about 18 percent of the Region of India Calcutta and the neighbourhood has imports of the country in its peak year, 1966·67. attracted job seekers from all over the country, espe­ Sitting of the Hooghly and consequent deterioration cially the eastern States of Bihar, Orissa, Eastern of its navigable channel has caused gradual decline u.P. and parts of Madhya Pradesh and from the dis­ of the port and deversion of traffic necessitating tricts of West Bengal through the decades. And then establishment of a subsidiary port at Haldia. As the came, in the wake of the Partition of Bengal, hun­ premier trading and financial centre, however, Cal­ dreds of thousands of the migrants from beyond the cutta continues to serve the. State and the eastern international borders to settle, mostly on their own, region. in and around Calcutta. Numerous new towns and urban areas came into being around the city, existing The Calcutta Standard Urban Area is roughly con­ towns grew in size, the rural neighbourhood lost terminous with the Calcutta Metropolitan Districr much of its rilrallook and took on urban or semi­ as defined by the Calcutta Metropolitan Planning urban characteristics as a result of settlement of Organisation and is much bigger than the Calcutta immigrants and of industrial development of the Urban Agglomeration. Against 74 urban units of fifties and early sixties. Greater Calcutta, a conti­ the Urban Agglomeration the S. U.A. had 96 cities nuous urban sprawl inter spersed with vast rural .and towns including all the 74 of the former. It tracts spread over four districts, grew larger and comprises an area of 1,399.73 Sq. Km. (677.53 Sq. larger in size to become the metropolitan district of Km. in urban areas plus 722.90 Sq. Km. in the rural today with a seven million plus population in 1971. component) and hAd a population of 8,265,930 in 1971. The urban popUlation was 7,408,459 and the As a first centre of British capital in India, Calcutta rural population 857,471. and the surrounding region had a start on the rest of the country in the process of industrialisation. The The S.U.A. has been divided into 15 sub-units, con­ first modern jute mills in India were set up along the tiguous tracts of urban and rural settlements being Hooghly in the 1870's, the first paper mills also came clustered together as sub-units according to the conti­ up in the 1870's and 1880's the first chemical and guity and interdependence and linkage of the consti­ pharmaceutical works were established in the 1890's. tuent villages and towns. The farthest sub-unit to The engineering industries of Howrah also had their the north is sub-unit VIII which comprises, amongst beginning in the seventies of the 19th century. In others, Kalyani, a newly established township In fact, with the independence of India and the partition Nadia District whIch is coming up, though slowly, of the province of Bengal almost the entire industrial as a new urban centre. The southern-most sub-unit activity ')f the State was concentrated in metropolitan No. IV comprises Rajpur and Baruipur, two munici­ Calcutta except for the mining industry in the district pal towns which have recorded spectacular growth of Burdwan and tea in the northern districts of Jal­ during the last two decades as Hew areas of urbani­ paiguri and Darjeeling. No-where else in the coun­ sation beyond the Calcutta Urban Agglomeration. try, barring to some extent in metropolitan Bombay, In the eastern periphery is sub-unit xi which inclu­ has there been such a heavy concentration of indus­ des, besides the old industrial towns of Panihati and trial activity as in Calcutta Metropolitan area which Titagarh, the new urban settlements of New Barrack­ has resulted in marked regional imbalance in the pore. Madhyamgram and NabapaJ1i, inhabited -State. Starting with the jute mills, paper, and phar­ mostly by displaced persons from East Pakistan now maceuticals, engineering units of the nineteeth century Bangladesh. Rates of' growth in the Sub-units have Calcutta bas, no doubt, diversified its industrial struc­ naturally been uneven as the growth in the units has ture with the addition of ship building, rubber, light been caused by varying factors like simple residential machinery and electronics etc. But it is still heavily settlements (e.g. Sub· units IV, VIII, XI) or expansion -21

of industrial activity (as in Sub-units IX, X, XV) or STATEMENT XVII a combination of such factors (as in the other Sub­ Calcutta City: Decadal cbange in population units). Year Population Decade Percentage decade variation variation During the two decades 1951-71 the S.u.A. registered 1901 933,754 on overall growth of about 62.79 per cent. It is of 1911 interest to observe that, crntrary to normal expecta­ 1,016,445 + 82,691 + 8.86 tions, the urban component of the S.U.A. has grown 1921 1,053,334 + 36,389 + 3.63 1931 slower than the rural both during 1951-61 and 1961- 11221,210 +167,876 +15.94 71 as shown in the Statement below: 1941 2,167,485 +946,275 +77.49 1951 2,698,494 +531,009 +24.50 STATEMENT XVI 1961 2,927,289 +228,795 + 8.48 1971 3,148,457 +221,457 + 7.57 Population Decadal Variation (per cent) ,.-___ A. ___, ,.-___ A. ____ , 1951 1961 1971 1951-61 1961-71 The first census after independence found the city to Total 50,77,569 6,593,866 8,265.930 29.86 25.36 have grown by 24.50% since 1941. The growth rate came down to 8.48% in 1961 and then to a marginal Urban 4,663,835 5,978,5607,408,459 28.19 23.92 7.57% only in the sixties, perhaps as already stated, Rural 413,734 615,306 857,471 48.72 39.36 because some degree of saturation occurs when a city reaches the size of Calcutta and also because the economic and poltical chaos and instability of the It will also be interesting to observe that the Calcutta hte sixties discouraged immigration. If the growth of S. U.A. as a whole grew faster than the Calcutta population had been only marginal in the two succes­ Urban Agglomeration during the last decade, the sive decades the rate of economic growth has not rate of growth being 25.36 per cent and 22.57 per been as we shall discuss later, anything specular cent respectively. The growth rate of individual urban either. units of the S.U.A. naturally varied widely from unit to unit. The <::ore city, Calcutta Municipal Corpora­ Besides Calcutta there are as many as eleven more tion which is a saturated urban area with hardly any Class I cities within the S.U.A. of which Howrah, on capacity to absorb any more increase in population the west-bank of the Booghly and rightly regarded within the present city limits, recorded a marginal as the gateway to Calcutta City, is the largest. With increase of 7.57% in population during the last + a population of 737,877 in 1971 this city also, like decade which was the lowest amongst all the million Calcutta, has reached a degree of a saturation when plus cities in the country. In the preceding decade it can hardly take any more increase in population. also the growth was a meagre 8.48%. There is no During the last two decades the city, of course, grew space left for any new built-up area to grow within a little faster than Calcutta, the percentage decadal the city and but for some vertical expension which increase in population being 27.59 and 16.41 respec­ is taking place in some areas the popUlation will tively in 1951-61 and 1961-71. As in case of the remain stagnant or increase only marginally and has overall position of the S.U.A. the somewhat rapid to spill over in the coming years to the new areas of growth of the city in 1951-61 was largely due to the settlement like the Salt Lake city etc. which are com­ growth of the engineering industry and immigration. ing up beyond the city limits. But the accelerating force spent itself in the late sixties, the net result being a considerable slowing At the Statement below will show, except for the lone down of the growth rate of the population during decade of 1931-41 Calcutta City has never recorded 1961-71. In the other cit.ies of the S.U.A. the growth any specular growth since the turn of the century. of popUlation has varied betwen 11.47% (in Seram­ Only in 1931-41, which included the first two years of pore) and 57.92% (in Panihati) in 1961-71. Again, World War II and witnessed as unprecedented spurt the growth rates, were considerably higher in these in industrial and trading activity in the metropolis, urban units in the preceding d.cade. Bulk of the did the city grow at a really fast pace 77.49%, a rate increase in popUlation in the metropolitan area in which was never to be approximated again. 1951-61 had, in fact, occurred in the metropolitan 22

core which comprises, besides Calcutta and Howrah, been quite impressive in many of these units during the the cities of South Suburban, South Dum Dum, North decade 1951-61 but 'slowed down apprechbly during Dum, Dum Kamarhati, Panihati, Baranagar etc. The the last decade, following the general trend in all of Statement below will show that the growth rates had S.U.A. ,I STATEMENT XVIII

Decadal variation of population in some cities of town of Calcutta Me(ropo'it~n S.U.A.-1901-71

Percentage City/Town Year Population De:ade decade variation variation

2 3 4 5

----~------South Suburb:lO 1901 26,374 1911 31,533 + 25,144 + 14.27 1921 33,345 + 17,110 + 8.50 1931 39,499 + 36,710 + 16.80 1941 63,479 + 174,469 + 68.36 1951 104,055 + 67,079 + 15.61 1861 185,811 +137,083 + 27.59 1971 272,600 +104,026 + 16.41

South Dum Dum 1901 10,'>04 1911 12,874 + 1,970 + 18.07 1921 14,030 + 1,156 + 8.98 1931 18,471 + 4,441 + 31.65 1941 25,838 + 7,367 + 39.88 1951 61,391 + 35,553 +137.60 1961 111,284 + 49,893 + 81.27 1971 174,342 + 63,058 + 56.66

Kamarhati 1901 13,216 1911 18,015 + 4,799 + 36.31 1921 23,018 + 5,003 + 27.77 1931 30,334 + 7,316 + 31.78 1941 42,545 + 12,211 + 40.26 1951 77,251 + 34,706 + 81.57 1861 125,457 + 48,206 + 6240 1971 169,404 + 43,947 + 35.03

Panihati 1901 11 ,178 191 L 11,118 60 0.54 1921 10,161 957 861 1931 11,699 + 1,538 + 15.14 1941 27,410 + 15,711 +134.29 1951 49,514 + 22,104 + 80.64 1961 93,749 + 44,235 + 89.34 1971 148,046 + 54,297 + 57.92 23

STATEMENT XVIII Percentage City/Town Year Population Decade decade variation variation

2 3 4 5

Baranagar 1901 25,432 1911 25,895 + 463 + 1.82 1921 32,084 + 6,189 + 23.90 1931 37,050 + 4,966 + 15.48 1941 54,451 + 17,401 + 46.97 1951 77,126 + 22,675 + 41.64 1961 107.837 + 30,711 + 39.82 1971 136,842 + 29,005 + 26.90 Barrackpur 1901 19,307 1911 27,605 + 8,298 + 42.98 1921 22,460 5,145 - 18.64 1931 14,413 8,047 - 35.83 1941 21,773 + 7,360 + 51.07 1951 42,639 + 20,866 + 95.83 1961 63,778 + 21,139 + 49.58 1971 96,889 + 33,1ll + 51.92 North Dum Dum 1901 9,916 1911 8,865 1,051 - 10.60 1921 8,224 641 - 7.23 1931 4,535 3,689 - 44.86 1941 5,974 + 1,439 + 31.73 1951 12,156 + 6,182 +103.48 1961 38,140 + 25,984 +213.75 1971 63,873 + 25,733 + 67.47 NOlth Barrackpur 1901 12,600 1911 11,847 753 - 5.98 1921 15,433 + 3,586 + 30.27 193' 16,258 + 825 + 5.35 1941 26,966 + 10,708 + 65.86 1951 32,173 + 5,207 + 19.31 1961 56,683 + 24,510 + 76.11 1971 76,335 + 19,652 + 34.67 Bansberia 1901 6,473 1911 6,108 365 - 5.64 1921 6,382 + 274 + 4.49 1931 14,221 + 7,839 +122.83 1941 23,716 + 9,395 + 66.77 1951 30,622 + 6,906 + 29.12 1961 45,463 + 14,841 + 48.47 1971 61,748 + 16,285 + 35,82 24

STATEMENT xvrn

Percentage City/Town Year Population Decade de::ade variation variation

2 3 4 5 DumDum 1901 1911 1921 1931 5,350 1941 7,622 + 2,272 + 42.47 1951 14,002 + 6,380 + 8371 1961 20,041 + 6,039 + 43.13 1971 31,363 + 11,322 + 56.49

We may now have a look at the distribution of the employer in the S.U.A. in 1971 also, the share of the working population in the different industrial catego­ sector in the total working force being 53.81% resp­ ries and sectors of the economy of the S. U. A. ectively for the S. U. A. and its urban component. According to the last census the S. U. A. had 2.60 The. secondry sector accounted for 41.57% of the million workers in 1971 againsL2.38 million in 1961. workers in the urban component and 40 94% in all The shares of the urban component in the working of S. U. A. force were 2.39 million, 2.20 million respectively. While the absolute number of workers is thus found A comparison with the 1961 -posItIOn reveals that to have increased by .22 million in all of the S. U. A. there was a marginal fall in the proportion of workers and by .19 million in its urban component the in the secondary sector in the urban component dur­ participation rate, that is, the ratio of Wi rkers to the ing the last decade as it came down from 41.67% in total population declined in the S. U. A. as a whole 1961 to 41.57% in 1971. In the rural component, and also in its urban as well as rural components however, the decline was a little more marked, the during the last decade. The Statement below shows proportion having gone down by 4.83 per cent points that the fall in the rate has been of almost the same during the decade from 38.76% in 1961 to 33.93% order in the two components. in 1971. There was a marginal decline of 1.01 p.er STATEMENT XIX cent points in the tertiary s::ctor also in the urban component during the sam~ p;:riod. In the rural Participafon Rate ,-____..A.. ____-, unit, on the other hand, the decline in the share of the tertiary sector wa') a little more at 2.93 per cent 1961 1971 points. While the secondary and tertiary sectors S. U. A. Total 36.09 31.39 which are taken to be the attributes of urban areas Urban Component 2840 24.72 declined relatively, the primary sector prospered both Rural Component 36.88 32.16 in the rural as well as the urban component during the decade. The decline in the parfcipation rate was in keeping with the general trend in the State as a whole and The relative decline of the secondary sector may be was due, partly, to changes in the definition of the explained by the slump of the late sixties as elaborated worker in the 1971 census and partly, and to a larger in following paragraphs. The decline of the tertiary extent, to the recession in the economy and conse­ sector is also attributed to the prolonged recession quent fall in industrial employment in the State in in the economy accentuated by the decline of the general and in the Calcutta Metropolitan Area in Calcutta port and the shrinkage of foreign trade particular in the late sixties. through the port. Even then the behaviour of the tertiary sector raises some questions bearing on the Looking at the sectoral distribution of workers it is conceptual intricacies of the process of urbanisation seen that, as in 1961, the tertiary sector was the largest as will be elaborated later. 25

The years 1959 to 1965 saw the most rapid industrial to 791,000 only in 1969, 880.000 against in 1965. As development in West Bengal, the peak being reached many as 700 units mainly in engineering industry in 1965. Then started a recession which could be and including a number of jute mills all located in tided over, only partially, in the year 1972. With the Howrah and other urban centres of the Calcutta S. heavy concentration of the industrial activity of the U. A. clost:)d down. Even after all this decline and State in the Calcutta metropolitan areas-as much as inspite of the recent growth of other centres of indus­ 82% of registered factory employment of the State trialisation at some distance away from the city, was confined to the area in 1966 the S. U.A. profited Calcutta still continued to be the major suppliers of most by the boom up to 1965 and, in turn, also suff­ engineering goods untill the close of the decade. ered the most and the longest thereafter for the rem­ aining years of the decade because of the recession. The dominance of the two industries, jute and engi­ As is well-known, jute manufacturers and engineering neering in the industrial sphere and of export of tea located almost entirely in a around Calcutta were, and jute manufactures in the commercial has made and are still the two leading industries in the indus­ for a structural imbalance and basic weakness of the trial structure of the State. The number of workers metropolitan economy which remained concealed employed in jute manufacturing reached the peak of behind the external facade of development. The 347,000 in 1930-31 in undivided Bengal. The figures plight of the jute manufactures is well known. Engi· stood at as many as 315,000 in 1948·49. In the neering has also been structurally vulnerable all along wake of partition of the province jute ceased to pros­ being largely dependent on orders from the Railways per in the State and the number of workers in the and also being connected with jute. Because of the industry was falling steadily reaching the low figure external signs of development West Bengal and Cal­ of 202,000. in 1961. There was a sharp recovery cutta was denied their due share of the development thereafter due to the general up-surge in the economy expenditure in the public as well as the private sector. and in 1965, the peak year of industrialisation in the By the external signs of development like larger State, the employment shot up to 259,000. This was proportion of industries in tbe State (located mostly followed by a steady dicline, the employment figures in the Calcutta metropolitan district) and the larger falling below 200,000 in 1971. The reasons behind volume of exports through the Calcutta port, West the decline of this premier industry of Calcutta and Bengal was considered as an industrially developed the eastern India (like increasing competition from State. The policy of regional development and priority Eastern Pakistan now Bangladesh and also from for "Backword States" therefore denied West Bengal synthetic substitutes, difficulties in procurement of (and Calcutta) as also the Eastern States of their due raw jute, industrial disputes and the climate of insta­ share of the developmental efforts and expenditure bility etc.) are too well known to be discussed at undertaken in the fifties and sixties in the public as lenth. The fact is that by 1959 jute yielded its place well as private sector. The benefits of the loeational of pride as the leading industrial employer to the advantage because of proximity to the coal and iron other major industry, namaly, engineering. From belt were also denied to West ~engal and Calcutta. 221,000 workers in all registered engineering factories The overall effect on the economy of the State and in 1959 the employment in engineering reached the the metropolis has been that even during the early 'record figure of 324,000 in the peak years 1965 which sixties. the peak yerrs of industrial development in worked out to about 40% of employment in all man­ West Bengal, there was no attempt to correct the ufacturing industries of the State. During the post basie structural imbalance of the metropolitan eco­ 1965 recession also engineering more or less mainta­ nomy. The relative growth of industrial production ined its share in the declining total of factory workers in the State and the metropolitan area had also been as jute was affected even more severely. Employ­ pitiably low compared to the whole of India as will ment in all registered factories in West Bengal was be evident from following Statement: going down steadily in the late sixties. It came down STATEMENT xx Index of Industrial production West Bengal and India : 1963 to 1971 ,.:!9l= 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 India . ,lta 118.6 117.7 116.7 124'2 133.0 143.6 153.9 West Bengal 100') , 112.8 104.8 103.1 104.4 99.3 94.3 95.6 (Base-1963 = 100) 26

It will be seen that the post 1965 slump lasted for tract labourers "imported" from outside the metro­ only a couple of years (1966 and 1967) for all of polis for specific jobs. This' is an important aspect India and even in these years the general index of of the labour market in the metropolitan area which production for India was higher than the highest will have a bearing on the growth of the metropolitan level ever attaiued by West Bengal. But in case of popUlation in the long run. West Bengal and Calcutta, dependent as they were on export-oriented jute, tea and engineering, the recessi­ As already stated, the rate of growth of the metro­ on lasted through the remaining years of the sixties. politan district has not been particularly high during In 1969 the index came down below the base years and went down further until 1972 when the signs of the last three decades. It was actually below the lowest projection of the C.M.P.O. during 1961-71. a slight recovery could be noticed. The general state of the economy has been, as already stated, haunted and harassed by the recession of the The tertiary sector of Calcutta which comprises speci­ late sixties, the industrial and urban infrastructure alised services like banking and finance and expor~ has deteriorated, there is severe deficiency even in the and import trade apart form trading and commerce, basic civic services in Calcutta City, in Howrah and administration and other services, is characterised by in many. other urban areas within the metropolitan a very big informal sector which absorbs about 40% area, there is severe congestion and stifling over­ of the urban working population. crowding in the city and surrounding areas also, the port, one of the mainstaYs of the economy, is mori­ In spite of all the malaise which has plagued it for bund. there is mounting open unemployment and the several decades past Calcutta's importance for waste of human resources. All this is a bleak picture all of India and for the Eastern Region in particular indeed and the city seemed doomed for decay and as the major urban centre of a vast region will con­ ruin. But there is, of late, a hopeful awareness of the tinue as before. It is a significant peculiarity of the need to preserve the premier urban centre and efforts location of Calcutta that Calcutta had, until recently, are going on to resuscitabe and revitalise the economy no other major urban centre in the vicinity with any of Calcutta. An ambitions programme of develop­ sizeable employment opportunities. Other possible ment and renewal of the urban infrastructure has. growth points have no doubt emerged, of late, at been undertaken by the Calcutta Metropolitan Bokaro, Ranchi and Jamsedpur in Bihar, Raurkella Development Authority and other agencies for some and Paradip in Orissa and at Asansol-Durgapur in time past Massive investments for new industrial West Bengal. It is yet to be seen how far they can units in the metropolitan area and, also in the growth act as counter-magnets to future migration and to centres (at Haldia, Kalyani, Durgapur, Asansol and what extent they can counter the overwhelming Kharagpur, etc.) are being made to bring about a attraction of Calcutta within the Eastern Region. As balanced economic growth with the required type alreadY pointed out, short-fall in the anticipated and mix of industries throughout the state which decade growth of population in the Calcutta C.M.D. will relieve the pressure on the metropolis and help may be attributed partly to slowing down of immi­ it tide over the critical period. Everything may not gration consequent on the contraction of employment however, go on as smoothly as could be desired, for opportunities in the mid sixties. It may be presumed any major expansion of economic activity in Calcutta that, as in the past, any efforts to reduce unemploy­ will inevitably increase the attraction of the city for ment in the CaIcultta metropolitan area with lead to the surplus rural labour and accelerate immigration an increase of the inflow of the people from the resulting in greater increase in the urban labour force rural areas of the State and, more so, from outside and adding to the existing miseries and difficulties of West Bengal (so long as the "push" factor of migra­ the city. tion is not eliminated from the rural scene). The spurt in construction activity in the private as well as Calcutta is in a way fortu'nate that the rate of its public sector since about 1971 in the city has already growth since 1951 has not been as fast as in the other pushed up the level of net immigration and if the million plus cities like Bombay, Delhi, Madras etc. trend continued the level will be going up further. which grew at an annual rate of between 3.3 and 4.4 Construction activity alone may not of course push per cent. Things would have been worse indeed had up the level of immigrants for any considerable the growth rate of Calcutta been nearer to that of Delhi period_as the construction workers are mostly' con- or MaJadavpur, Behala and high in the urban component ofS.U.A. The secondry Garden Reach and in the Kalyani-Banshberia centre sector does, however, claim 42.06% of the total including Bandel, Kanchrapara and H2ringhata. et~. workers .. The tertiary sector has also grown in 'size, The growth during the two decades since 1951 wlthm its share in the working force being 50.40% in 1971. the C.M.D. has mostly been in areas outside the . The rural components have also shown a shift in the Calcutta City. The same trend is expected to perist, occupational structure in favour of the secondary for there is as already stated, no scope for any further and tertiary sectors in the last decade. expansion ~ithin the present city limits. The fringe of the metropolitan core and other semi-urban areas, The S.U.A. is endowed with a loeational advantage especially on the east bank of the Hooghly, are also which is unique in the State, is fortunate to have a likely to be increasingly urbanised. And then, close fairly developed infrastructure and has a tremendous to the northern limits of the city, the extensive Salt potential for growth. It is extending east-west along Lake City with its well laid residential and commer­ the Eastern Railway and the National Highway to cial complex, promises to provide the long-awaited the north. The Damodar river is a physical constraint relief to the old city of Calcutta ond might emerge in to its growth to the South and the river Barakar to the coming years as a brighter part of the metropolis. the West.

ASANSOL : STANDARD URBAN AREA BURDWAN : STANDARD URBAN AREA Asansol S.U.A. is at one end of the Asansol-Durga­ pur industrial belt which is the most important area Burdwan S. U.A. is comprised of Burdwan city as the of growth in West Bengal besides Calcutta. Located only urban component and the core town and 14 vil­ in the heart of the coal-mining areas of the State, it lages or mauzas as the rural component. Burdwan, a is connected with Calcutta and other parts of the class I city with a population of 143,318, is the head­ country by National Highway (No.2) and a double quarters of the district, an important railway junction track railway. The S.V.A. extends over 301.92 Sq. and a centre of trade in agricultural produce and Km. in area and comprises 10 urban units and 123 general ~erchandise. It is also emerging as a new rural mauzas. Two of the urban units, namely, centre of higher education being the seat of a Univer­ sity. Asansol and Raniganj are municipal town. The eight others are non-municipal towns. Besides the collie­ ries the main industries located in the S. V.A. are During the last decade the city population grew by -iron and & steel (Burnpur, Kulti, Asansol), chemi­ 32% while the growth was about 44% in the preceed­ cals, bicycles and other engineering goods, mining ing decade. The rural component, which comprises and agricultural equipment, fire bricks, paper etc. small sized mauzas with small populations, recorded Asansol is the administrative headquarters of the a higher growth rate of about 39% in 1961-71. It had sub-division and the divisional headquarters of the grown at a still higher rate of about 7f1% during the Eastern Railway. It is also an important centre. for decade 1951·61. trade and commerce for the entire industrial and mining belt. The city had a large tertiary sector which accounted for 69.25% of the total workers in 1971. The secon­ The S.U.A. had a total population of 593,215 in dary sector had a small share of 19.69% only of the 1971 of which the urban components accounted for workers. 361,168. The rural components which spread over 5 police stations bad a population of 232,047. The The city is currently growing within the mUdcipaI population increased by 24% for the total S. V.A; the limits. The density of population has already crossed urban components have unlike most other S. U.A's, the 6000 mark and stands at 6325 per sq. km. against recorded a higher growth of 34.10% against 11.34% 4776 in 1961. At this rate of congestion in the city 28 proper the town has to spill over to the rural neigh­ per sq. km. in 1971. Proposals for setting up a motor bourhood mainly to the east alongside the railway tyre & tube factory, pharmaceutical & other chemical track and the National Highway. River Damodar is units holds out prospect for further development and a physical constraint to the growth of the city to the expansion of the city. south. An all-weather bridge across the river con­ necting the city with the southern part of the district BANKURA : STANDARD URBAN AREA will not only open up the area south of the river but will also help the city grow soutbwards. Bankura town, the administrative headquarters of the district, is the core of the S. U. A. It is essentially a DURGAPUR : STANDARD URBAN AREA service-cum-trade & commerce town. It is connected with Calcutta by railway and with Durgapur by road. Durgapur S.U A. is at the eastern end ofthe Asansol­ Durgapur industrial belt, the important growth area Neither the S. U.A. nor ~he town has grown at any of the State. Durgapur, the core town, is a newly fast pace during the last two decades. The population established town with a notified area and has since of the town has grown by 25.94% only during the become a class I city with a population of over two last decade. The growth was marginally faster in lacs in 1971. The city is 185 km. away from Calcutta, 1951-61 at about 27% only. The rural component being connected with the latter by Eastern Railway grew even slower during the last decade, the rate Trunk line as well as National Highway 2. being 21.79% only which is close to the natural growth of population, With its steel plant, fertiliser factory, mining and allied machinery plants, Coke oven plant, chemicals, The sectorwise distribution of workers shows that the power generating units and a number of engineering town had a sizeable working force - 28.88% of the units etc. Durgapur has established itself as the Rush total workers-in the secondary sector which com­ of Eastern India. A new administrative sub-division prised servicing and repairing workships, bell metal has been carved out for Durgapur industrial region wares units, rice mill, bid making and handloom with the headquarters in the city. A Regional Engi­ textiles units. The tertiary sector employed 63.60% neering College, and an Engineering Research Centre of the workers. The rural componet of the S.U.A. have also been set up in the city. also had a relatively sizeable working force in the tertiary sector accounting for about 37% of the total The expansion of the industrial complex: has not been workers. as anticipated though in absolute terms there has a phenomenal growth of about 500% in the popula­ Being located in the centre of a predominantly agri­ tion of the city <,luring the last decade. The popula­ cultural area which is economically one of the most tion figure stood at 206,638 in 1971 against 41,696 of backward in the state, the town seems to have little 1961. The rural components cf the S.U.A., on the prospect of growing into an important urban centre other hand, witnessed a small growth of 2,109 per­ unless there in any deliberate decision for location of sons only over the 1961 figur~ of 9,606 persons. some industrial units in a planned manner. A modern rice mill has come up in the cooperative sector at As expected of a newly emerging industrial town like some distance from the town. A spinning mill is also Dllrgapur the secondary sector of the city employs proposed to be set up in the town as a joint sector 60.26% of its workers in 1971. The tertiary sector project. Development of the Mejhia coalfields will also is quite big, claiming 31.29 per cent of the also have its influence on the town. Bankura. will workers. In absolute numbers, manufacturing and however, continue to:be a centre of trade and com~ household industries employed 35,770 out of the merce for its poor hinterland. total workers of 63,870 of the city. KHARAGPUR : SANDARD URBAN AREA

The city has tremendous potential for growth. There Kharagpur city, which includes Kbaragpur munici­ is enough of space within the city li~its for expansion pality, Kharagpur non-municipal town, Indian Insti­ of industrial activity for the two decades up to 1991 tute of Technology area and Kharagpur Railway as the total notified area extends to 154,20 Sq. Km. settlefuent, is the core of the S. U.A. It is an impor­ wh:ch meant a low population density of 1,340 only tant Railway junction of the South Eastern Railway 29

116 km. from Calcutta. A Divisional headquar­ The S.U.A. had a population of81,201 in 1971 which ters of the South Eastern Railway, it has a sprawling was 2 I % above the 1961 population. The urban com­ Railway settlement around which the present city ponent i.e. Midnapore town registered a growth of has come up. A modern rai']way yard also was deve­ 19.81% over 1961 while the rural component which loped recently. The city is also an important terminal comprised rural mauzas had a faster growth of 36.21 %. point for road transport system in the region, numer­ The sectoral distribution of workers highlights the ous bus routes radiating from the city in all direc­ functional status of the town in as much as 75.34% of tions. Over the past few years Kharagpur has deve­ the working force are found engaged in the tertiary loped as a flourishing centre for trade & commerce. sector in the town. The rural component on the It has been selected as one of the new growth centres other hand reveals some diversity of occupation as in the state outside the Calcutta metropolitan district. 33.90% of the workers are found in the tertiary sec­ The West Bengal Industrial Infrastructure Develop­ tor and 27.09% in the secondary sector which com­ ment Corporation has taken in hand development prises a sizeable production of handloom textiles. work on 300 acres of land for accommodating new industrial units in the Industrial Estate near Kharag­ The proximity of the town to the up· and· coming pur. Civil construction for the West Bengal Scooters growth centre at Kharagpur is one factor which is Limited, a joint sector project for manufacture of likely ,to ha ve some effect on the future pattern of scooters, has already started. The scooter project and development of Midnapore. The proposed setting up a Maleic Anhydride Project and engineering and of the Regional Secondary Education Board and a other units of production to be set up in the Indus­ University for the western districts at Midnapore will trial Estate will make for the expansion of the city in also give a new direction to the growth of the town. the next decade. PURULIA : STANDARD URBAN AREA A look at the growth rate of the city shows that Kharagpur city has not grown at any fast pace during Purulia municipal town is the core of the S. U.A. It the last decade 1961-71 or the decade preceding. The is the headquarters station of the district administra­ population grew at 13.59% and 9.51 % respectively tion and is connected by the South Eastern Railway during 1951-61 and 1961-71. The rurdl components and a State Highway with Calcutta to the east and of the S.U.A. added as much as 83.66% to its popu­ with Jamsedpur to the west. Functionally, it is a lation in 1951·61 but its growth rate came down to service town, 70.41 % of the working force being 13.52% only in the last decade. The city claims employed in the tertiary sector. 77.82% of its workers in the tertiary sector while only 15.60% are engaged in the secondary sector in During the last decade the population of the S.U.A. 1971. Transport, Storage and communications alone as a whole went up by 17% while the urban compo­ provided employment to 20,487 persons or about nent i.e. Purulia town recorded an increse of 19.89% 50% of the working force in the town. only.

Purulia has been a purely agricultural and economi­ MIDNAPORE : STANDARD URBAN AREA cally the most backward district in the State. Barring some servicing and repairing shops and biri making Midnapore is tIte district town and. the core of the units the town has nothing of note in the secondary S.U.A. It is 120 km. away from Calcutta and connec­ sector. New growth centres which are coming up in ted with it by railway via Kharagpur and also by road the district, namely, Santhaldih and Naturia-Ram­ by National and State Highways. Like many other kanali' are both away from the district town. Unless core towns of S. D.A.'s of the State Midnapur also conscious eflorts are made Purulia seems to have little derives its importance mainly from its status as the prospect for any spectacular growth and is likely to seat of the district administration. Being the head­ remain as a centre for trade and commerce and con­ quarters of the biggest district in West Bengal it has tinue to derive its importance as the seat of adminis­ also flourished· as centre for trarle &. commerce. tration. 30

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------_ Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

*WESr BENGAL t*AII Standard Urban Areas 2724.32 1,935,644 2,143,133· 10,921,274 6,249,412 4,671,862 483,927 386,523

t All Rural Components 1527.79 253,29~ 277,228 1,498,615 807,696 69!),919 198,732 176,222

*All Urban Components 1196.53 1,682,350 1,865,905 9,422,659 5,44],716 3,980,943 285,195 210,301

DARJEELING DISTRICT, Siliguri Standard Urban Area 103.52 25,048 30,197 161,805 92,717 69,088 12,210 10,062 Urban Components

1. Siliguri (Municipality) 15.54 14,400 17,962 97,484 56,139 41,345 2,455 1,824

Total Urban Group 15.54 14,400 17,962 97,484 56,139 41,345 2,455 1,824 Rural Components

NAXALBARI P.S.

J.L. 80 (S) Rup Sing 1.50 Figures included .. 81 (S) Dumriguri 2.70 Figures included .. 82 (S) Uttar Bagdogra 1.~2 769 937 5,624 3,332 2,292 244 159 83 (S) Bhujiabani 2.52 Figures included .. ( 84 (S) Dakshin Bagdo&\ra 1.47 Figures included " 85 (S) Putimari 1.84 Figures included " ., 86 (S) Bhujiabamir Chhat O.tS 23 23 60 39 21 34 19

87 (S) Lalman 3.40 219 26S 1,608 894 714 620 529 " ., 88 (S) Bharat Sing 0.82 37 38 203 104 99 104 99 89 (S) Raja Jhar 334 281 " 2.29 140 149 746 410 336 .. 90 (S) Shiabhita 2.45 127 127 638 359 279 303 244

t The total of Workers and Non-workers will not agree with the total population as the distribution of category-wise Workers and Non-workers of three villages Under Rural Component of Purulia District is mer6ed with other villages to which are outside S.U.A. * Disagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresponding figures of A-V Table in Census of India 1971, Series 22-West Bengal, Part II-A General Population Tables is due to inclusion of the figures of two towns-Barrackpur Canton­ ment and Jhorhat which were left out in Table A-V. 31

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

J II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educateg Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

_-_------~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

38,107 31,667 3,779,032 2,146,445 3,129,470 175,012 72,638 1,745 129,401 9,870

21,603 19,546 363,042 17,8,880 377,3~6 20,669 55,125 1,.202 84,876 6,598

16,504 12,121 3,415,990 1,967,565 2,752,134 154,343 17,513 543 44,525 3,272

1,406 1,108 49,507 28,032 48,952 2,075 4,263 54 1,926 201

104 62 34,203 20,483 28,951 1,203 138 2 346 46

104 62 34,203 20,483 28,951 1,203 138 2 346 46

in Tea Garden Area

in Tea Garden Area

162 122 1,754 721 1, 33 86 12 69 15

in Tea Garden Area

in Tea Garden Area

in Tea Garden Area 18 6 5

33 17 279 107 485 30 289 1 109 25 35 5 52 48 4

25 16 54 14 202 1 181 17

56 35 70 11 209 1 190 1 16 32

TAB[·E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ._-----~~------~-~ ---~------1II IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Proces5ing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying & Repairs and Plantations, ------~.------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry --.------Males Females Males females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 ~2 23 24 25 26 27 28

*WEST BENGAL t*All Standard Urban Areas 24,395 899 ·39,438 1,904 81,803 4,947 1,073,715 26,873

tAli Rural Components 4,977 351 34,911 1,786 15,984 1,088 80,282 3,193

*AIl Urban Components 19,418 548 4,527 118 65,819 3,859 993,433 23,680

DARJEELING DISTRICr Siliguri Standard Urban Area 788 128 54 1 1,757 191 4,856 57 Urbalj Components

"l. Siliguri (Municipality) 319 18 46 1 1,049 54 3,487 35

Total Urban Group 319 18 46 1 1,049 54 3,487 35 Rural Components

NAXALBARI P.S.

J.L. 80 (S) Rup Sing Figures included in .. 81 (S) Dumriguri Figures included in 82 (S) Uttar Bagdogra " 60 75 65 ~. " .. 83 (S) Bhujiabani Figures included in .. 84 (S) Dakshi~ Bag~ogra Figures included in .. 85 (S) Pulimari Figures included in 86 (S) Bhujiabamir Chhat .. 87 (S) Lalman 2 3 .. 88 (S) Bharat Sing 89 (S) Raja Jhar .. 90 (S) Shiabhita 2

t The Total of Workers and Non-workers will not agree with the total population as tbe distribution of category-wise Workers and Non-Workers of three villages Under Rural Compone'nt Purulia District is merged with other villages to which are outside S.U.A. * Disagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresponding figures of A-V Table in Census of India 1971, Series 22-West Bengal, Part II-A General population Tables is due to inclusion of the figures of two towns~Barrackpur Canton­ ment and Jhorhat which were left out in Table A--V. 33

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACf

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport. Storage Other Services Non-Workers and Communications

~------Males Females ~ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

69,447 1,548 651,644 11,478 367,318 7,287 619,671 108,461 3;118,410 4,495,376

5,595 275 31,600 1,047 25,343 645 38,643 4,484 428,828. 668,776

63,852 1,273 620,044 10,431 341,975 6,642 581,028 203,977 2,689,582 3,826,600

1,294 19 10,926 124 11,751 98 11,337 1,202 43,765 67,013

931 12 8,413 64 7,133 51 7,089 920 27,188 40,142

93\ 12 8,413 64 7,133 51 7,089 920 27,188 40,142

Tea Garden Area Tea Garden Area

49 293 12 318 10 992 47 1,399 2,206 Tea Garden Area Tea Garden Area Tea Garden Area

7 21 21

18 1 63 4 409 684

52 99

4 208 335

150 278 34

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/D istrict Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

J.L •• 91 (S) Rangapani 2.29 111 111 555 312 243 177 146

.~ 9~ (S) Ranidanga 2."31 238 257 1,381 733 648 329 303

SILIQURI P.S.

'J.L. 79 :ij!!iratishal 2.54· 301 311 2,167 1,424 743 229 184 .... 93 Pelk!l 1.2,1 79 79 416 225 191 225 191

., 94 Thiknikata 1.24 44 57 281 121 160 22 3 ,. 95 Kawakhari 0.8.1 51 60 345 186 159 133 104 •, 96 Bara Mohan Singh 2.90 120 120 604 311 293 178 166

n 97 Kalam 1.9~ 24 24 124 62 62 " ·98 Kauskhali 1.82 58 58 393 340 53 145 5

" 99 Patiram l.Q6 119 132 663 377 286 353 267 " 100 Tomba 1.45 130 139 696 401 295 19 16 " 101 Mathapari 2.06 201 284 1,705 969 736 108 125 .. 102 Matigara hat 0.29 320 416 2,350 1,272 1,078 31 29 ,j 103 Gourcharan 2.34, 61 61 271 157 114 76 57 .. 107 Mandlaguri 2.13, 81 89 473 256 217 101 85 .. 108 Ujanu 2'f4 157 19!J 1,t94 686 508 4 1

PHANSIDEWA P.S.

J.L.66 Ragh,unathchhat 0:22 Figures included in .. 67 Abhiram 2 40 28 139 34 37 1 30 291 152 68 Turibhita " 2.88 40 60 500 262 238 ,j 75 Narayan 2.32 102 112 574 '304 270 76 Kalaram " 0.90 121 131 759 453 306 71 70 .. 78 Chhota Pathuram 2.04 101 103 508 273 235 .. 79 Dwara Baksa 1.89 66 69 .333 168 165 35

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

40 28 107 26 158 130 20

288 139 395 30 184 72 9

4 983 314 977 42 57 1 42 6 37 3 112 89 21 54 80 62 2 6 9 46 5 117 112 1 69 83 153 52 156 3 46 1 45 2 38 34 2 30 7 20 3 10 4 201 19 317 9 17 12 83 11 253 3 225 :3 19

22 21 102 22 215 44 132 1 27 43 1 520 237 454 26 12 3 189 195 472 194 562 94 106 2 24 3 55 43 45 4 89 20 63 7 8 11 44 42 25 10 150 14 32 88 10

12 8 132 131 320 7 15 3 13

the Tea Estate 61 58 22 6 89 6 79 6 10 47 48 67 18 141 7 124 7 15 34 3 184 165 17 2 3 44 10 298 3 44 136 3

70 10 147 126 1 21 29 8 102 73 29 36

TABl.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing, Processing. Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying & Repairs and Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House­ Industry ------hold Industry Males .Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

J.L. 91 (S) Rangapani 1 2

.. 92 (S) Ranidanga 6 2 33 3 14

SILIGURI P.S.

J.L. 79 Bairatishal 19 18 .. 93 Pelku

.. 94 Tbiknikata

,. 95 Kawakhari 1 " 96 Bara Mohan Singh

.. 97 Kalam

.. 98 Kauakhali

99 Patiram

.. 100 Tomba

.. 101 Mathapari

.. 102 Matigara hat

.. 103 Gourcharan .. 107 Mandlaguri

., 108 Ujanu

PHANSIDEWA P.S.

J.L.66 Raghunathchhat Figures included in

.. 61 Abhiram ... , .. 68 Turibbita

.. 15 Narayan

.. 76 Kalaram .. 78 Cbhota Pathuram

.. 79 Dwara Baksa 37

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers ------~- VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers and Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 3 154 243 18 2 3 65 12 338 618

./ 15 105 14 2 707 32 447 701 2 113 191 62 2 59 158 2 69 159 4 5 5 51 155 290 32 55 317 9 23 44 3 124 283 30 21 186 251 2 117 4 76 76 13 515 710 2 174 6 18 45 3 710 984

5 5 68 94 2 11 14 106 203 74 3 138 59 366 501

the Tea Estate

63 133 2 121 231 2 120 270 1 5 2 110 155 303 126 234 66 164 38

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of - Total population _Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

--- Persons Males Females Males Females

1 -2 3 4- 5 6 7 .8 9 10

RAJGANG (JALPAIGURI DISTRICT) P.S.

J.L. 2 Dabgram 25.00 6,780 7,791 38,859 21,996 16,863 5,881 5,118 Total Rural Group 87.98 10,648 12,235 64,321 36,578 27,743 9,755 8,238

JALPAIGURI DISTRICT Jalpaiguri Standard Urban Area 70.32 14,438 15,825 89,421 48,940 40,481 8,418 7,034 Urban Components

1. Jalpaiguri (Municipality) 10.08 8,729 9,974 55,159 30,665 24,494 3,049 2,430 Total Urban Group 10.08 8,729 9,974 55,159 30,665 24,494 3,049 2,430

Rural Components

JALPAIGURI P.S.

J.L. 5 Kharia 60.24 5,709 5,851 34,262 18,275 15,987 5,369 4,604

Total Rural Group 60.24 5,709 5,851 34,262 18,275 15,987 5,369 4,604

COOCH BEHAR Coocb Behar Standard DISTRICT Urban Area 31.16 12,740 14,340 80,874 43,586 37,1.88 4,019 3,348 Urban Components 1. Cooch Behar (Municipality) 8.29 8,076 9,588 53,684 29,267 24,417 2,210 1,801

6. Guriahati (Non-Municipality) 5.10 1,582 1,670 8,980 4,747 4,233 408 340 Total Urban Group 13.39 9,658 11,258 62,664 34,014 28,650 2,618 2,141

Rural Components

COOCH BEHAR P.S. 155 146 J.L.913 Chhat Guriahati 0.65 275 275 1,768 876 892 Figures included in 915 Takagachh 3.14 " 1,799 105 88 954 Kharimala Khagrabari 3.80 669 669 3,916 2,117 " 4,004 3,587 677 553 963 Khagrabari 5.69 1,328 1,328 7,591 " 2,575 2,360 464 420 997 Chakchaka 4.49' 810 810 4,935 " 18,210 9,572 8,638 1,401 1,207 Total Rural Group 17.77 3,082 3,082 39

URBAN i\REAS' DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

J II

Scheduled Tribes Literate and C Educated Total Workers Cultivators . Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females 'Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

419 272 9,581 5,382 11,771 435 1,562 ·12 739 24

1,30Z 1,046 15,304 7,549 20,001 872 4,125 52 1,580 155

323 184 29,455 20,113 23,587 J,708 3.229 43 1,364 41

210 85 19,645 14,144 15,163 1,402 385 20 492 14 210 85 19,645 14,144 15,163 1,402 385 20 492 14

99 9,810 5,969 8,424 306 113 2,844 23. 872 27 9,810 5,969 8,424 306 113 99 2,844 23. 872 27

75 43 27,402 17,389 19,463 1,632 1,015 9 936 42

" ~ r .. i ~ 68 40 19,701 13,112 13,438 1,204 123 111 17

.,. 2,584 1,563 2,025 186 202 3 75 4 22,285 14,675 68 40 15,463 1,390 325 3 i86 21

476 390 388 25 51 2 79 4 Coach Behar Municipality

2 1;098 550 882 135 . 48 75 10

5 2 2,106 779 1,684 49 335 2 368 5

1,437 995 1,046 33 256 '2 .228 2 3 7 5,117 2,714 4,000 242 690 6. 750 21 40

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PPIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Comoonent Units Fishing, Hunting & Repairs and Plantations, ------Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

RAJGANG (JALPAIGURI DISTRICT) P.S.

J.L.2 Dabgram 210 24 8 529 132 1,101 13

Total Rural Group 469 110 8 708 137 1,369 22

JALPAIGURI DISTRICT Jalpaiguri Standard Urban Area 550 19 5 1,381 69 1,884 58 Urban Components

1. Jalpaiguri (Municipality) 337 17 5 908 43 1,309 42

Total Urban Group 337 17 5 908 43 1,309 42

Rural Components

JALPAIGURI P.S.

J.L.5 Kharia 213 2 473 26 575 16

Total Rural Group 213 2 473 26 575 16

COOCH BEHAR Cooch Behar Standard DISTRICT Urban Area 423 14 3 5 1,275 294 1,945 152 Urban Components 1,357 1- Cooch Behar (Municipality) 394 14 3 249 89 93 22 2. Guriabati (Municipality) 22 5 360 84 328 Total Urban Group 416 14 3 5 609 173 1,685 115

Rural Components

COOCH BEHAR P.S.

J .L. 913 Chhat Guriahati 58 10 36 3

915 Takagachh Figures included in " 954 Kharimala Khagrabari 260 77 125 29 " 963 Khagrabari 3 156 19 73 " .. 997 Chakchaka 4 192 15 26 4" Total Rural Group 7 666 121 260 37 41

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX , , X construction Trade aDd Commerce Transport; Storage Other Services " "'~on-W!Jfkers and Communications

------_--'------Males Females ~ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema~es

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

\1' _

290 6 1,668 31 ,029 34 1,635 159 10,225 "16;428 363 7 2,513 60 ,618 47 4,248 282 16,577 26,811

433 5 " 4,849 80 ,425 60 7,467 1,333, ~,353 38,773

.\ t' I}~

263 5 3,890 71 ,020 34 5,554 1.15~ HJ,~p2 23,092

263 5 3,890 71 ,020 ,34 5,554 1,156 15,502 23.092

170 959 9 405 26 1,913 177 9,851 15,681.

170 959 9 405 26 1,913 177- 9,851 15,681

582 8 " 4,352 67 :.521 39 6,411 1,00~ 24,123 35,656 ,-'

... ~ ... :/ 466 5 3,535 59 U73 37 5,027 890 15,829 2~,21~,

93 3 327 5 177 1 441 59 2,722 4,047

559 8 3,862 64 !,3S0 38 5,468 949 18,551 27.260

2 '\1\\29 19 114 6 '488 867 Cooch Behar Municipality

174 2 190 1,235 1,664 10 1~ ., "I. ·9 175 1 105 460 21 2,320 3,538 - , 2 112 47 179 10 1,529 2,327 " 23 490 3 171 1 943 53 5,572 8,396 -'Iil rr 42

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/D istrict Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless popu]atron)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ill

WEST DlNAJPUR DISTRICT Rayganj Standard Urban Area 21.57 9,016 9,511 55,028 29,693 25,335 2,532 2,098

Urban Components

Rayganj (Municipality) 10.64 6,835 7,303 43,191 22,862 20,329 1,034 885

Total Urban Groups 10.64 6,835 7,303 43,191 22,862 20,329 1,034 885

Rural Components

RAYGANJ P. S.

J.L. 145 Kasba 3.90 980 998 5,190 2,766 2,424. 514 429

.. 154 Chandar 0.61 127 127 668 366 302 189 165

155 Udaypur 0.84 160 160 1,112 589 523 163 " 144

OJ 156 Bouram 1.63 163 168 970 505 465 206 187

.. 157 Karnajora 3.95 751 755 3,897· 2,605 1,292 426 288

Tofal Rural groups 10.93 2,181 2,208 11,837 6,831 5,006 1,498 1,213

MALDA DISTRICT MaIda English Bazar Standard Urban Area 23.94 13,411 14,039 8,0081 42,390 37,691 2,911 2,536

Urban Componmts

1. English Bazar (Municipality) 4.63 9,968 10,214 61,335 32,382 23,953 1,746 1,447

2. Old Maida 3.24 1,178 1,253 6,691 3,494 3,197 285 281

Total Urban Groups 7.87 11,146 U,467 68,026 35,876 32,150 2,031 1,728

Rural Components

MALDA P.S. Included in J.L. 98 Sarbari 1.46 73 36 37 ... OJ 102 Banshata 1.01 14 14' -~ .. 103 Maulpur 2.56 26 33 ,239 122 111 I.' 43

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

II 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

349 289 18,915 12,484 13,179 849 591 4 667 115

154 139 15,192 10,666 9,229 696 196 250 '3 154 139 15,192 10,666 9,229 696 196 1 250 53

128 122 1,805 87' 1,372 73 180 2 118 35 7 5 181 94 190 6 31 040 2

374 276 244 26 45 34

2 232 100 254 10 7() 46 3

58 23 1,131 472 1,890 38 69 179 l~

195 150 3,723 1,818 3,950 153 395 3 417 62.

100 31 26,275 18,078 18,811 1,622 579 11 671 U5

S3 4 21,421 15,176 13,969 1,256 261 6 313 36.

2,025 1,199 1,569 99 181 5 122 to

53 4 23,446 16,375 15,538 1,355 382 11 0435 <46

Old Maida Municipality

18 21 25 16 9 1

9 72 37 32 44

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY 'CENSUS

------Workers .,., HI IV V Stat~/llim15~ . .- Standqrd Urb:lll Area Lives'ock; Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Comoonent Units Fishing, Huntl.ng & Repairs and Plantations, Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House­ Industry hold Industry ____-____ ------______._.J Males Females Males Females Ma)es Fernales Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

WEST DINAJPUR : DISTRICT ; Rayganj Standard Urbaq:Area 41 13 2 529 30 1,382 30

Urban Components

1. Rayga'nj (Municipality) I' 2 414 24 1,254" 29

Total Urban Group 22.. 1 2 41,4 24 1,254 29

Rural Components

RAYGANJ P. S.

J.L. 145 Kasba 7 100 75

.. 154 Chandar 2. 12,

" 155 Udaypur 12 .13 25 1

.. 156 Bogram 2 6

" 157 Karnajora .... "~ 4: 10 Total Rura} Groups 12·, 12 115 6 128 1

MALDA DISTRICT Maida English Bazar Standard Ufbao Area 491, 20 7 814 39 1,783 73 Urban Components

1 Englisl), Bazar (Municipality) 2~9 14, 7 J! .. / ~S~l~ 21 1,400 38 2. Old MaIda 5 13~ 9 154 1

Total Urba~ Group 339 7 679 30 1,554 45 Raral Components

MALDA P.S.

J.L. 98 Sarbari Included in " 102 Banshata

•• 103 Maulpur ... ~ ~ ... 45

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Tn,de and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers and Communications

------Males Fema'es Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29' 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

329 5 3,360 43 1,362 38 4,916 571 16,514 24,486

283 5 3,016 42 1,277 36 2,515 505 13,633 19,633

283 5 3,016 42 1,277 36 2,515 50S 13,633 19,633

12 203 1 13 1 664 34 1,394 2,351

6 31 39 29 2 176 296

8 44 12 54 13 345 497

3 34 17 78 5 251 455

17 32 4 1,576 12 715 1,254

46 344 1 85 2 2,401 66 2,881 4,853

1,038 15 4,509 113 3,On 29 5,847 1,197 23,579 36,069

906 13 3,727 89 1,699 23 4,906 1,016 18,413 27,697

48 383 5 171 302 57 1,925 3,098

954 14 4,110 94 1,870 23 5,208 1,073 20,338 30,795

Old MaIda Municipality

11 36

3 50 116 46

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

J.L. 104 Bachamari 0.41 156 170 917 466 451 lOS 86

105 Mangalbari Samandai 2.06 680 694 2,806 1,467 1,339 304 267 " .. 106 Khaihata 1.04 35 35 122 64 58 36 37 ENGLISH BAZAR P. S.

J.L. 61 Sadekpur 0.65 Un in .. 62 Kaltapara 1.05 190 190 1,083 549 534 14 18 63 Serpur Makimpur 0'72 214 214 1,040 567 473 95 108

68 Makdumpur 1.09 66 97 476 235 241 31 24 " .. 69 Pirojpur 2.35 137 172 902 456 446 86 91 4,397 2,552 1,845 .209 177 I' n Jhaljhalia 1.67 747 953

Total Rural Groups 16.07 2,265 2,572 12,055 6,514 5,541 880 808

MURSHIDABAD DISTRICT Baharampur Standard Urban Area 61.02 18,690 20,252 113,611 59,218 54,393 6,783 6,721

Urban Components

1 Baharampur (Municipailty) 16'19 11,922 13,131 72,605 37,945 34,660 2,024 1,873

2 Kashimbazar 3,203 3,101 674 717 (Non-Municipality) 2.78 I,Q89 1,123 6,304 2,698 18.97 13,011 14,254 78,909 41,148 37,761 2,590 Totlll UrbaR Group~

Rural Components

BERHAMPUR P. S. 142 142 759 393 366 98 85 J.L. 13 Nialispara 0.71 245 351 498 2,825 1,428 1,397 15 GoaJjan 1.91 482 Un in 0.25 II 16 Arazi Budharpura 758 739 156 148 .. 17 Budharpara 0.48 267 270 1,497 3,354 3,327 173 178 18 Gopjan 9.62 1,124 1,142 . 6,681 47

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers J II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons - (I-IX) Labourers

------_------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

158 248 200 11 23 2 8 551 215 742 54 72 4

11 4 45 4 9 15 2

Habited

218 104 277 22 22 76 15

21 5 279 148 274 26 7 33 14 77 42 112 14 4 1 175 281 213 47 7 53 4' 1,351 660 1,313 87 3 8

47 27 2,829 1,703 3,273 267 197 236 79

367 1,293 34,577 23,634 25,207 2,632 2,180 65 3,213 382

68 SS 25,227 18,702 15,300 1,876 358 44 769 S5

156 110 1,789 1,292 1,289 135 71 245 54

224 165 27,016 19,994 16,589 2,011 429 45 1,014 109

180 122 174 12 45 30 5

811 406 632 67 80 2 71 8

Habited

11 12 441 304 346 37 11 10 16 1,257 668 1,511 45 477 2 48

TABI.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

------Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing, Processing" Servicing Component Units fishing, Hunting Quarrying & Repairs and Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House------Industry ------hold Industry Males Females Males Females M~les Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

J.L. 104 Bachamari 44 5 25

105 Mangalbari Samandai 71 130 70 19 " 9 106 Khaihata 3 7

ENGLISH BAZAR P.S.

J.L. 61 Sadekpur 34 3

62 Kaltapara 20 30

63 Serpur Makimpur 2 10 4

68 Makdumpur 11 32 " 69 Pirojpur 1 " 21 1 72 Jhaljhalia 152 135 229 " 9 28 . Total Rural Groups

MURSHIDABAD DISTRICT Baharampur Standard Urban Area 640 12 7 1,097 201 2,140 106 Urban Components

1 Baharampur (Municipality) 361 6 7 792 153 1,460 36 2 Kashimbazar (Non-Municipality) 15 36 7 176 25

Total Urban Groups 376 6 7 828 J60 1,636 61

Rural Compoments

BERHAMPUR P. S.

J.L. 13 Nialispara 5 5 29 1

15 Goaljan 8 4 78 15 47 S " 16 Arazi Budharpara " 17 Budharpara 2 '... 23 6 49 3 " .. 18 Gopjan 27 1 S6 8 43 S 49

URBAN AREAS ·riiX I\USTRACT

Workers

VI - VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

17 31 1 13 40 9 266 440

44 1 102 7 94 155 18 725 1,285 6 1 4 2 19 54

56 2 20 69 2 272 512

3 78 8 56 1 47 2 293 447

2 17 1 34 2 42 6 123 227 II 22 40 37 1 243 399

7 87 944 3 242 83 1,239 1,758

84 1 399 19 1,202 6 639 124 3,241 . 5,274

971 17 5,558 140 1,993 19 7,408 1,690 34,OU 51,761

622 11 4,039 70 1,311 14 5,581 1,487 22,645 32,784

26 417 11 24 279 37 1,914 2,966

648 11 4,456 81 1,335 14 5,86() 1,524 24,559 35,750

1 36 7 16 6 219 354 28 207 4 33 2 80 27 196 1,330

4 106 27 85 23 412 702

19 206 !i 200 '58 15. ,1,843 3,282 50

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (inc:uding institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

J.L. 78 Tarakpur 4.56 350 350 2,092 1,080 1,012 39 48

79 Sibdangabadarpur 2.81 " 297 1,949 1,045 904 397 355 21 80 Pakuria 0.81 " 39 52 345 176 169 87 88 " 81 Chaltia 5.13 746 886 5,196 2,833 2,363 371 351 82 Bairgachhi 5.39 586 615 " 3,449 1,787 1662 657 704 ;, 87 Haridahmati 2.12 567 592 3,176 1,666 1,510 917 895

88 Beliakhari 1.57 96 98 " 671 339 332 54 42 89 Ajodhyanagar 1.79 400 " 445 2,511 1,360 1,151 261 242 ". 101 Kalikapur Kadamkhandi 1.00 42 42 221 118 103 50 47

.. 103 Nagpara 0.53 123 132 780 386 394 127 141

" 105 Banjetia 3.37 418 437 2,550 1,347 1,203 453 456

Total Rural Groups 42.05 5,679 5,998 34,702 18,070 16,632 4,085 4,131

NADIA DISTRICT Krishnagar-Nabadwip Standard Urban Area 119.25' 38,821 43,523 244,494 125,866 118,6:8 11,033 10,192

Urban Components

1 Krishnanagar (Municipality) 15.80 11,210 15,336 85,923 44,655 41,268 3,552 3,233 2 Nabadwip (Municipality) 11.66 16,260 16,494 94,204 48.417 45,787 2,212 1,975 Total Urban Groups 27.46 27,470 31,830 180,127 93,072 87,055 5,764 5,208 KRISHNA GAR P.S.

J .L. 53 SimuItala 1.96 322 322 1,856 928 928 502 489 54 Subarll'l Behar " 1264 1,191 1,228 5,899 2,789 3,110 791 939 " 57 Amghata 2.99 453 469 2,617 1,315 1,302 77 66 51

URBAN AREAS D~ ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 . 20

24 26 251 69 523 34 315 3 139 1

6 464 183 547 82 55 186 44

83 51 86 7 25

44 38 1,304 568 1,485 167 144 1 494 135

708 289 879 41 256 2 291 28

630 273 859 52 93 123 8

89 49 165 10 60 20

596 305 569 9 34 129 2

12 3 63 3 7 37 1

26 23 50 68 182 6 12 85

7 7 585 282 597 55 155 10 205 27

143 128 7,561 3,640 8,618 621 1,751 20 2,199 273

730 693 76,288 52,486 55,201 4,224 4,177 38 5,372 225

439 410 31,730 24,429 18,353 1,782 442 2 932 25

30 15 31,536 20,882 21,176 1,660 256 2 551 11

469 425 63,266 45,311 39,529 3,442 698 4 1,483 36

400 226 369 29 90 3 124 3

902 542 1,154 127 535 3 426 76

530 388 593 17 132 5 201 5 52

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Comoonent Units Fishing, Hunting a,nd Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House-

Industry ______hold Industry -.J ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 , 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

J .L. 78 Tarakpur 9 31 16

79 Sibdangabadarpur 3 2 48 7 " 80 Pakuria 1 23 " 81 Chaltia 22 1 35 6 88 " 82 Bairgachhi 9 3 3 30

87 Haridahmati 175 2 2 11 " .. 88 Beliakhari 8 11 2 3 89 Ajodhyanagar 3 8 • ... 49 " " 101 KaIikapur Kadamkhandi ... 5 1

17 " 103 Na~para 17

" 105 Banjetia 1 19 1 32 4 269 41 Total Rural Groups 264 6 504 45

NADIA DISTRICT .Krisbnagar-Nabadwip Standard Urban Area 1,042 50 26 6,761 595 9,558 670

Urban Components

1 Krishnanagar (Municipality) 366 8 9 641 76 2,253 107

2 Nabadwip (MunicIpality) 257 11 14 2,960 348 4,879 386

Total Urban Groups 623 19 23 3,601 424 7,132 493

KRISHNAGAR P.S.

J.L. 53 Simultala 12 21 1 32 2

54 Subarna Behar 23 17 49 1 35 10 " 57 Amghata 4 121 1 59 " 53

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_--- -_------Males Fema'es Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

4 7 14 7 11 557 978

26 32 15 20 2 175 14 498 822

11 3 15 1 90 168

61 4 144 2 89 408 18 1,348 2,196

4 29 1 71 186 7 908 1,621

69 127 7 94 1 165 34 807 1,458

18 1 23 4 23 2 174 372

67 69 1 94 116 6 791 1,142

6 2 2 4 1 55 100

33 3 2 15 3 204 388

5 1 78 3 11 91 9 750 1,148

323 6 1,102 59 658 5 1,548 166 9,452 16,011

1,575 13 11,528 167 4,689 27 10,473 2,439 70,665 114,404

1,016 7 4,483 42 2,360 19. 5,851 1,496 26,302 39,486

422 6,093 72 1,959 7 3,785 822 27,241 44,127

1,438 8 10,576 114 4,319 26 9,636 2,318 53,543 83,613

3 20 5 12 55 15 559 899

3 50 4 29 6 14 1,635 2,983

8 19 9 40 6 722 1,285 S4

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied NO. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Femlles Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

J.L. 58 Usidpur 6.28 357 359 2,229 1,100 1,129 214 205

88 Jahangirpur 4.67 461 464 2,374 1,262 " 1,112 191 177 .. 89 Satgachbi 1.08 35 35 260 140 120 64 53 90 Paschim Bhatjangla 3.71 473 " 474 2,988 1,52~ 1,463 433 469 1.85 307 " 91 Baruihuda 311 1,604 831 773 251 209 .. 92 Krishnanagar 19.65 834 834 4,761 2,421 2,340 286 290 95 Ghurni 1.29 62 62 375 207 168 " 143 125 5.75 " 97 Sonda 40 40 265 137 128 .. 113 Dogachhi 3.31 323 323 1,973 1,041 932 474 283

" 116 Dakshin Jhitkipota 3.22 224 224 2,161 1,066 1,095

NABADWIP P.S.

J.L. 2 Sankarpur 4.02 227 227 1,288 638 650 61 65 .. 3 Bablari Dewanganj 3.41 620 627 3,416 1,733 1,683 97 93 1,413 1,446 8,185 4,153 4,032 420 413 oJ 17 Gadigacbha 2.70 .. 18 Maijdia 2.12 708 720 3,607 1,856 1,751 301 225 19 Char Maijdia 0.37 853 865 3,849 2,058 1,791 ·318 258 " .. 21 Char Brabmangar 1.15 516 516 3,040 1,574 1,466 217 238 22 Brahmangar 1.44 193 214 1,310 680 630 107 110 " .. 28 Gadkhali 3.75 354 354 2,092 1,080 1,012 98 99

PURBASTHALl P.S. (Burdwan District)

J.L. 135 Srirampur 4.43 1,385 1,579 8,218 4,260 3,958 224 179

Total Rural Groups 91.79 11,351 11,693 64,367 32,794 31,573 5,269 4,984 55

URBAN AREAS nIX ABSTRACT

Workers I 11 Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

202 103 578 8 375 3 144 1

40 45 546 309 568 26 190 260 23

34 7 64 24 30

12 12 585 371 789 57 121 4 274

36 64 403 279 406 59 39 1 38 5 1,146 61 67 868 453 77 230 10 486 47

37 22, 23 10 113 17 2 60 2

32 17 59 1 25 28

64 53 426 233 471 14 118 210 11 524 9 225 64 271 1 221 1

115 40 396 8 235 142 6

11 5 896 711 864 77 133 162 1

1,743 1,173 2,149 93 199 2 245 4

718 251 978 40 133 1 22 1

1,070 453 905 8 6 5

795 324 846 20 33 110 2 227 104 303 3 82 123

244 57 539 24 210 141

2,038 1,060 1,858 68 296 437 1

261 268 13,022 7,175 15,672 782 3,479 34 3,889 189 56

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

------Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and '(a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry Males ------Females Males Females Males Females Males Females . 1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

I.L. 58 Usidpur 11 1 11 1 19 2 88 Jahangirpur 37 " 11 1 15 89 Satgachhi .. 3 90 Paschim Bhatjangla 60 4 .. 135 15 44 8 91 Baruihuda 7 1 " 1 116 33 92 Krishnanagar " 17 72 6 68 95 Ghurni 1 " 39 15 97 Sonda " 1

" 113 Dogachhi 2 22 19 .. 116 Dakshin Jhitkipota 10 1 8 5 6 NABADWIP P.S.

J.L. 2 Sankarpur 15

3 Bablari Dewanganj 6 1 114 " 36 301 33 83 .. 17 Gadigachha 2 2 559 29 615 30 18 Maijdia 90 " 206 7 429 15 .. 19 Char Maijdia 571 1 323 7 21 Char Brahmangar 4 529 16 93

.. 22 Brahmangar 2 4 75 3 .. 28 Gadkhali 34 4 50 80 11 PURBASTHALI P.S. (Burdwan District)

J.L. 135 Srirampur 16 1 659 56 56 1 Total Rural Groups 419 31 3 3,160 171 2,426 177 57

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers ------~------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_-_- Males Females Males . Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

3 2 2 11 522 1,121

10 5 40 2 694 1,086

1 5 76 120

3 60 12 19 73 14 736 1,406

13 1 72 5 69 51 13 425 714

28 2 121 51 73 11 1,275 2,263

1 8 2 94 151

2 1 2 1 78 127

6 53 12 29 3 570 918

1 8 542 1,086

2 242 642

21 2 59 1 11 57 3 869 1,606

31 189 4 104 1 122 21 2,004 3,939

3 54 10 4 37 6 878 1,711

1,153 1,783

1 49 2 25 2 728 1,446

6 11 377 627

3 6 9 12 3 J 541 988

8 192 1 44 149 9 2,402 3,890

137 5 952 53 37Q 1 837 121 17,122 3D,791 58

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/Distric.t Standard Urban Are'l Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including ins:itutiona1) Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Ranaghat Standard Urban Area 32.71 16,011 17,398 94,049 48,622 45,427 9,127 8,834

Urban Components

1. Ranaghat (Municipality) 7.72 7,770 7,908 47,815 24,987 22,828 1,583 1,388

Total Urban Groups 7.72 7,770 7,908 47,815 24,987 22,828 ],583 1,388

Rural Components

RANAGHAT P.S.

J.L. 7 Panpara 2.08 263 263 1,584 817 767 185 153

9 Sim Aistala " 0.25 139 139 757 380 377 68 72 11 Krishnapur Chak 0 " 0.51 281 283 1,511 768 743 276 27 12 Halalpur Krishnapur " 2.49 327 488 1,847 936 911 231 231 112 Hijuli " 4.12 755 782 4,475 2,282 2,193 324 306 114 Aistala " 2.94 1,696 1,696 8,220 4,345 3,875 807 689 116 Habibpur 1.39 822 " 824 4,367 2,199 2,168 365 357 152 Dayabari 1.98 377 " 389 1,918 999 919 8 6 153 Anulia 2.54 297 335 1,716 918 798 391 377

154 Satigachha 1.36 429 " 487 2,137 1,186 951 317 2:0 157 Kumar Shatpur " 1.74 531 541 1,446 542 904 118 204 158 Magurkhali " 2.60 2,232 3,171 15,633 7,930 7,703 4,350 4,415 159 Hudapatila " 0.99 92 92 623 333 290 104 116 Total Rural Groups 24.99 8,241 9,490 46,234 23,635 22,599 7,544 7,446

Santipur Standard Urban Area 39.85 11,484 12,136 70,434 36,092 34,342 2,837 2,550

Urban Components

1. Santi pur (Municipality) 24.60 9,929 10,535 61,166 31,368 29,798 2,294 2,127

Total Urban Groups 24.60 9,929 10,535 61,166 31,368 29,798 2,294 2,127 59

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

----~--- Males Fema'es Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

143 102 30,416 20,393 20,658 1,200 1,214 13 2,065 47

18 7 18,218 13,473 10,572 736 95 87 2

18 7 18,218 13,473 10,572 736 95 1 87 2

331 195 366 4 93 114

172 46 209 18 12

349 165 389 27 27 33

561 368 368 8 102 95

1,266 1,031 964 48 104 3 174 16

2,330 1,080 2,086 85 94 109 6

900 591 939 20 351 268 2

45 56 462 421 380 62 83 . 112 8 492 298 406 35 63 6 56

78 36 533 259 585 48 42 17 324 307 150 25 23 56 8

2 3 4,247 2,043 3,107 101 78 924 5

231 116 127 41 8

125 95 12,198 6,920 10,086 464 1,119 i2 1,978 45

245 243 19,498 13,423 16,756 888 1,463 16 1,504 143

66 56 17,138 11,802 14,608 743 797 9 1,029 39 66 56 17,138 11,802 14,608 743 797 9 1,029 39 60

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS _-- Workers

------._------_-/ III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------_.__ - Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------.....------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Ranaghat Standard Urban Area 258 9 16 2,059 133 4,021 183

Urban Components

1. Ranaghat (Municipality) 77 5 15 340 23 2,005 77

Tfital Urban Groups 77 5 15 340 23 2,005 77

Rural Components

RANAGHAT P.S.

J.L. 7 Panpara 3 24 47 3 .. 9 Sim Aistala 31 129 .. 11 Krishnapur Chak 3 274 26 20 1 12 Halalpur Krishnapuf 1 67 3 26 1

113 Hijuli 13 66 2 258 9 " .. 114 Aistala 13 1 682 28 830 40 116 Habibpur 33 1 37 1 57 1 .. 152 Dayabari 7 1 43 153 Anulia 24 1 1 4 73 " 7 154 Satigachha 32 1 16 151 31 " 157 Kumar Shatpur 2 19 13 " 158 Magurkhali 50 492 49 356 " 13 159 Hudapatila 6 13 " Total Rural Groups 181 4 1 1,719 110 2,016 106

Santipur Standard Urban Area 201 15 4 6,261 268 1,588 54

Urban Components

1. Santi pur (Municipality) 169 14 4 5,680 247 1,459 54

Total Urban Groups 169 14 4 5,680 247 1,459 54 61

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers -----_._------VI VII VTJI IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Fema'es Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

374 5 4,418 64 2,351 13 3,882 733 27,964 44,227

176 3 3,243 60 1,868 12 2,666 553 14,415 22,092

176 3 3,243 60 1,1168 12 2,666 553 14,415 22,092

17 44 1 451 10 14 763

12 7 171 377

16 1 15 379 716

20 4 49 4 4 568 903

66 131 18 4 148 1,318 2,145 25 135 2 196 9 2,259 3,790 13 121 10 59 15 1,250 2,148

14 34 85 54 619 857

6 72 1 42 65 20 512 763

83 2 106 52 86 12 601 903

6 7 23 17 392 879

76 458 2 214 1 459 30 4,823 7,602

25 1 8 25 206 289

198 2 1,175 4 483 1 1,216 180 13,549 22,135

559 22 2,178 20 865 12 2,133 338 19,336 33,454

546 22 2,047 20 841 11 2,036 327 16,760 29,055

546 22 2047 20 841 11 2,036 327 16,760 29,055 62

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Slate/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Rural Components SANTIPUR P.S. J.L. 19 Chack Raghunathpur 0.27 136 136 828 436 392 26 Bankdebipur 1.77 112 123 390 194 196 " 27 Raghunathpur 2.75 86 97 657 341 316 21 14 " 28 Haripur 0.48 176 176 937 484 453 14 11 " 32 Gobindapur 7.86 703 718 4,275 2,155 2,120 90 " ~14 J.L.47 Ghoralia 1.95 293 297 1,829 939 890 394 308 49 Narasinhanagar 0.17 49 54 352 175 177 " Total Rural Groups 15.25 1,555 1,601 9,268 4,724 4,544 543 423 TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS DISTRICT Ashoknagar-Habra Standard Urban Area 34.88 18,161 18,381 107,018 55,434 51,584 5,468 5,109

Urban Components 1 Habra (Non-Municipality) 12.64 8,499 8,649 51,435 26,805 24,630 2,503 2,321 2 Ashoknagar- Kalyangarh (Municipality) 7.50 7,336 7,383 41,916 21,238 20,678 687 710 Total Urban Groups 20.14 15,835 16,032 93,351 48,043 45,308 3,190 3,031

Rural Components J.L.74 Dahar Thuba 1.27 217 217 1,292 691 601 77 Janaphul 5.13 671 671 4,368 2,268 2,100 555 529 " 82 Akrampur 0.94 153 153 877 467 410 264 225 " .. 84 Asrafabad 2.30 396 402 2,024 1,063 961 885 796 85 Hassria 1.42 199 202 1,615 1,098 517 " 89 Maniknagar 2.03 454 468 2,105 1,105 1,000 358 298 " " 136 Gohalbati 1.65 236 236 1,386 699 687 216 230 Total Rural GrouI>s 14.74 2,326 2,349 13,667 7,391 6,276 2,278 2,078 Bashirhat Standard Urban Area 50.67 13,702 14,790 79,034 40,653 38,381 3,688 ~,396 Urban Comp@nents 1 Bashirhat (Municipality) 22.01 11,312 12,313 63,816 32,876 30,940 2,743 2,487 Total Urban Groups 22.01 11,312 12,313 63,816 32,876 30,940 2,743 2,487 t Part of some villages aud one village entirely was excluded from Ashoknagar (Non-Municipality) which declaring it as a statutory i.e., MuniciJlal Town and a part of a village was included. ' 63

URBAN AREAS mx: ABSTRACT

Workers ------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 o

219 85 193 11 5 64 9 93 54 93 33 39 177 92 151 6 56 42 231 125 224 7 33 30 179 187 1,055 732 895 98 410 7 236 84 481 470 507 23 105 61 11 104 63 85 24 3 179 187 2,360 1,612 2,148 145 666 7 475 104

257 226 38,453 27,949 21,131 1,802 1,020 10 2,770 147

220 212 17,726 12,414 10,736 685 324 4 1,457 78

16,278 13,213 7,496 923 5 230 2 220 212 34,004 25,627 18,232 1,608 329 4 1,687 80

425 274 278 3 88 116 37 14 1,368 860 884 73 341 2 391 52 205 81 211 4 41 115 605 336 971 59 76 1 263 7 868 191 229 44 51 3 68 7 639 369 339 211 326 11 94 130 1 37 14 4,449 2,322 2,899 194 691 6 1,083 67 215 184 22,886 14,384 17,528 800 2,408 22 3,871 98

99 94 19,532 12,734 13,750 614 1,576 17 2,508 17 99 94 19,532 12,734 13,750 614 1,576 17 2,508 17 64

TABI,E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Ulban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and , (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House­ Industry hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Rural Components SANTIPUR P.S. J.L. 19 Chack Raghunathpur 6 103 1 " 26 Bankdebipur 9 4 " 27 Ragunathpur 2 4 46 28 Haripur 6 133 6 " 32 Gobindapur 17 46 1 65 J,L. 47 Ghoralia 241 9 13 " 49 Narasinhanagar 49 Total Rural Groups 32 1 581 21 129

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS DISTRICT Asboknagar-Habra Standard Urban Area 150 12 12 551 62 3,977 320

Urban Components 1 Habra (Non-Mun'cipality) 75 4 6 269 23 1,893 73 2 Ashoknagar Kalyangarh (Municipality) 60 8 6 224 30 1,767 219 Total Urban Groups 135 12 12 493 53 3,660 292

Rural Com1!0nents J,L.74 Daharthaba 24 " 77 Janaphul 4 32 " 82 Akrampur 20 " 84 Asrafabad 13 50 7 194 21 85 Hassria 1 16 2 " 89 Maniknagar " 136 Gohalbati 3 2 31 5

Total Rural Gr~up 15 58 9 317 28 Bashirbat Standard Urban Area 213 3 1 906 123 1,700 96 Urban Components 1 Bashirhat (Municipality) 108 1 597 89 1,467 92 Total Urbau Groups 108 1 1 597 89 1,467 92 t Part of some villages and one village entirely was excluded from Ashoknagar (Non-Municipality), which declaring it as a statutory i.e., Municipal Town and a part of a village was included. 65

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------;------_ VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females !'vfales Females Males Fem11es Males Femlles Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

8 6 243 381 4 2 2 101 196 1 4 190 310 15 4 1 3 260 446 8 43 11 59 6 1,260 2,022 5 56 5 20 3 432 867 5 1 3 90 177 13 131 24 1 97 11 2,576 4,399

437 31 5,530 69 1,653 67 5,031 1,084 34,303 49,782

177 3 3,447 31 764 29 2,324 440 16,069 23,945

235 28 1,865 31 767 37 2,337 568 13,742 19,755 412 31 5,312 62 1,531 66 4,661 1,008 29,811 43,700

1 22 8 18 3 413 598 34 26 55 19 1,384 2,027 2 12 2 19 3 256 406 Ig 115 6 69 172 16 1,197 1,902 6 6 81 32 869 473

3 29 11 25 3 373 676 25 218 7 122 1 370 76 4,492 6,082 310 3,540 27 865 2 3,714 428 23,125 37,581

284 3,06t 23 709 3,436 374 19,126 30,326 284 1 3,064 23 709 3,436 374 19,126 30,326 66

TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/D:strict· Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including instLutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------_---- Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Rural Components BASHIRHAT P.S.

J.L. 37 Ramn~rayanpur 0.49 62 62 517 252 265 38 Raghunathpur " 2.08 359 375 2,393 1,221 1,172 131 126 .. 59 Mathurapur 2.12 432 449 2,764 1,430 1,334 133 122 .. 86 Paikpara 0.55 73 73 586 308 278 .. 93 Tyntra Ncora 6.58 329 3.67 2,191 1,096 1,095 184 191 .. 94 J;rakpur 2.84 75 75 400 212 188 16 16 .. 100 Balipur 0.65 28 28 190 102 88 J .L. 101 Dandirhat 3.37 192 208 1,205 599 606 7 8 .. 122 Dhaltitha 5.93 589 589 3,425 1,699 1,726 244 236 .. 123 Nalkora 4.05 251 251 1,547 858 689 230 210 Total Rural Groups 28.66 2,390 2,477 15,218 7,777 7,441 945 909 Bangaon Standard Urban Area 52.84 12,322 12,655 76,609 39,824 36,785 9,417 8,446 Urban Components 1 Bangaon (Municipality) 15.57 8,379 8,607 50,538 26,399 24,139 4,339 3,818

Total Urban Groups 15.57 8,379 8,607 50,538 26,399 24,139 4.339 3,818 Rural Componnets BANGAON P. S. J.L. 61 Ghat Baor 1.22 185 186 1,294 643 651 135 142 73 Barakpur 2.71 426 431 2,654 1,339 1,315 402 369 64 Gopalnagar 0.74 104 104 888 397 491 153 156 75 Khamar-Kalla 4.66 754 771 4,825 2,481 2,344 1,024 942 103 Chalki 3.19 338 347 1,785 954 831 152 125 " .. 104 Potta 3.04 244 246 1,728 886 842 88 78 115 Chayya Gharia 7.47 704 706 5,194 2,660 2,534 1133 1,055 " 151 Kalupur 8.75 739 803 4,952 2,646 2,306 1,404 1,251 " 153 Purana Bangaon 5.49 449 454 2,751 1,419 1,332 587 510 " 4,628 Total Rural Groups 37.27 3,943 4,048 26,071 13,425 12,646 5,078 67

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

III 75 110 3 12 59 641 362 597 9 163 3 252

4 1 686 355 616 27 155 1 151 2 144 74 148 2 110 7 322 124 535 15 141 1 234 113 70 83 7 14 11 65 30 52 24 18 225 103 273 50 121 741 367 799 45 97 69 111 89 306 90 565 78 66 441 78 116 90 3,354 1,650 3,778 186 832 5 1,363 81 134 146 23,709 14,881 16.395 694 2,800 36 3,298 29

119 104 17,108 11,329 10,339 478 480 J" 1,684 14 119 104 17,108 11,329 10,339 478 480 5 1,684 14

274 263 273 8 43 96 3 689 408 560 45 142 117 181 183 227 3 29 65 32 1,434 663 1.055 13 250 182 15 10 353 158 488 61 103 214 437 284 405 11 215 4 149 2 1,279 714 1,187 63 456 23 320 3 1,376 642 1,177 12 731 3 246 6 578 237 684 351 225 216 2,320 31 1,614 15 51 42 69,01 3,55 6,056 68

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSPS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Planta!ions, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- -_------Industry ------hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fem~les

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Rural Components BASHIRHAT P.S.

J .L. 37 RamnaraY,lOpur 13 5 38 Raghunathpur " 5 2 39 35 59 Mathurpur " 63 14 54 1 86 Paikpara ;7 " 93 Tyntra Ncora " 21 58 6 10 94 Jirakpur " 1 2 " 100 Balipur 1 6

J.L. 101 Dandirhat 2 3 21 122 Dhaltitha " 70 113 14 98 3 123 Nalkora " 5 12 Total Rural Groups 105 2 309 34 233 4 Bangaon Standard Urban Area 245 16 6 221 14 1,753 192 Urban Components

1 Bangaon (MinicipaIty) 27 2 6 126 10 1,281 85 Total Urban Groups 27 2 6 126 10 1,281 85 Rural Components BONGAON P. S. J.L. 61 Ghat Baor 3 4 13 73 Barakpur 33 18 85 38 74 Gopalnagar 4 33 " 75 Khamar-Kalla 56 2 16 103 1

103 Chalki 3 142 56 5 104 Polta 2 10 2 10 115 Chayya Gharia 74 12 19 58 2 15 151 Kalupur 7 19 18 153 Purana Bongaon 36 9 95 4 472 107 Total Rural Groups 218 14 69

URBAN ,AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers ------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, S 'orage Other Serv;ces Non-Workers & Communica:ioDs

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema!es Males Females

29 30 31, 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

9 1 11 3 142 262 4 35 13 51 4 624 1 163 4 92 1 26 71 8 814 1,307 8 5 JO 2 160 276 3 11 24 33 8 561 1,080 14 23 17 i 129 181 3 50 88 5 34 14 23 326 606 10 256 3 32 2 54 22 900 1,681 14 18 8 293 611 26 476 4 156 2 278 54 3,999 7,255 181 4,004 46 1,359 3 2,528 358 23,429 36,091

151 3,338 42 11,30 2 2,116 318 16,060 23,661 151 3,338 42 1,130 2 2,116 318 16,060 23,661

82 13 19 5 370 643 2 49 1 60 54 5 779 1,270 3 53 5 35 3 170 488 12 272 34 130 9 1,426 2,331 18 5 3 12 466 770 6 7 11 3 481 831 99 1 77 83 13 1,473 2,471

11 71 18 59 1,469 2,294 16 10 18 735 1,332 30 666 4 229 1 412 40 (,369 ]2,430 70

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied NO. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutiond and Castes Houses holds homeless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

CALCUTTA DISTRICT * Calcutta Metropolitan Standard Urban Area 1,404.86 1,479,199 1,642,344 8,297,340 4,821,931 3,475,409 308,410 231,564 * Tolal Urban Groups 682.66 1,337,833 1,486,627 7,439,869 4,364,896 3,047,973 198,563 133,094 Total Rural Groups 722.20 141,366 155,717 857,471 457,035 400,436 109,847 98,470 Urban Components SUB UNIT I 1 Calcutta (Municipal Corporation) 104.00 556,478 635,257 3,148,746 1,924,505 1,224,241 78,969 39,998 Total Urban Groups 104.00 556,478 635,257 3,148,746 1,924,505 1,224,241 78,969 39,998

TWENIY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT II tl. Sou th Dum Dum (Municipality) 15,19 54,337 54,552 174,342 96,194 78,148 1,818 1,357 10.96 29,852 34,488 169,404 96,520 72,884 852 593 2. Kamarhati " 3. Baranagar 7,12 22,377 24,419 136842 76,010 60,832 950 643 North Dum Dum 15.60 9,378 9,995 63,873 33,817 30,056 t4. " 2,647 2,352 0,20 4,554 4,921 31,363 19,344 12,019 t5. Dum Dum " 585 131 6. Sultanpur (Non-Municipality) 3,05 3,777 3,787 21,852 11,729 10,123 447 395 7. Krishnapur 9.12 2,272 2,489 14.905 7,775 7,130 4,508 4,194 1.96 1,989 1,989 10,009 5,308 4,701 1,796 1,713 8. Jyangra " 9. Arjun pur 0.82 1,212 1,553 8,446 4,484 3,962 889 815 1.23 1,246 1,246 6,526 3,465 3,061 566 519 10. Garui " 1.92 669 676 5,438 2,887 2,551 11. Bisarpara " 12. Bandra 0.69 640 640 4,7 4 2,519 2.185 10 11 13. Dum Dum Aerodrome Area (Non-Municipality) 7.12 955 955 4,234 2,386 1,848 80 59 T"tal Urban Groups 74.98 133,258 141,710 651,938 362,438 289,500 15,148 12,782

Disagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresp )nding figures of Tab'e A-V in census of India 1971 * Series-22, West Bengal, Part II-A' General population Tables is due to inclusion of the figures of two towns i. e. Bar;ackpu; Cantonment and Jhorhat which were lift out in Tab'e A-V. t Due to revised computational expop. in 1?61. For detaiis see Appendix II to Table A-IV (Census of India, 1971, Series-22 West Bengal, Part II-A General PopulatIOn Table). ' 71

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers ------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------_"_._ - .-----_._ ------~------_ Males Females M"les Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 16 17 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20

2,471,918 132,494 34,573 717 80,632 13,476 10,1117 2,952,572 1,653,469 3,944 2,269,155 123,248 6,501 191 23,011 1,101 8,202 5,330 2,738,740 1,54:t,821 9,246 28,072 526 57,621 2,843 5,274 4857 213,832 109,648 202,763

69,294 214 11 509 47 1,813 595 1,233,257 665,988 1,096,248 214 11 509 47 1,813 595 1,233,257 665,988 1,096,248 69,294

44,289 3,795 99 20 165 39 204 119 67,269 45,827 45,166 1,943 8 73 3 73 43 61,374 37,576 36,809 1,667 15 65 2 41 27 52,086 34,204 16,663 13,661 698 105 402 40 184 122 24,509 8,808 351 24 13,351 7,116 4,826 4,894 259 9 10 5 121 80 7,790 3,146 177 80 789 61 15 13 4,191 2,318 3,517 2,193 2,363 118 38 353 2,116 1,936 123 5 18 34 25 2,864 4 2,654 1,969 1,424 71 113 1,424 1,138 63 15 8 17 9 1,983 40 2 10 1,763 1,099 949 37 1,927 1,265 1,191 1 211 2,002 160 158,596 165,774 9,342 377 714 438 245,278 72

TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers

III IV V State/Dis:r:ct Stand~rd Urb:ln Area Lives'ock, Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and Mining and - (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House· Industry hold Industry ------~----- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

CALCUTTA DISTRICT * Calcutta Metropoliton Standard Urban Area 15,166 446 1,21.5 46 47,410 2,256 939,715 22,734 .. Total Urban Area 13,549 338 1,179 40 40,590 2,005 880,303 20,619 Total Rural Groups 1,617 108 46 6 6,820 251 59,412 2,115 Urban Components CALCUTTA SUB UNIT I 1 (Calcutta Municipal Corporation) 4,320 91 545 9 7,105 60S 309,919 6,230 Total Urban Groups 4,320 91 545 9 7105 605 309,919 6,230

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT II t 1. South Dum Dum (Municipality) 426 5 22 723 251 J5,276 685 2. Kamarhati 320 4 5 436 33 27,036 438 " 3. Baranagar 236 2 3 385 33 16,244 247 t 4. North Dum Dum " 106 1 3 2 239 39 4,249 86 t 5. Durn Dum 6 3 4,281 46 6. SuItanpur (Non-Municipality) 16 45 1,499 28 7. Krishnanur 69 3 135 13 631 12 8. Jyangra 52 2 30 11 674 6 9. Arjun pur 21 7 901 5 8 17 430 9 10. Garui " 11. Bisarpara 4 7 298 10 12. Bandra 5 226 9 13. Durn Dum Aerodrome Area (Non:M wicipality) 3 130 5 Total Urban Groups 1.264 23 40 2 2,031 380 71,875 1,586

.. Disagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresponding figures of Table A-V in Census of India 1971 Series-22, West Bengal, Part II-A-General population Tab!es is due to :nclusion of the figures of two towm i. e. Barra~kpur Cantonment and Ihorhat which were left out in Table A-V. t Due to revised computational exppop in 1961. For details see Append'x II to Table A-IV (Census of India, 1971, Series-22, West Bengal, Part II-A General Population Tables). 73

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

------VI VII , VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

537,639 9,590 276,392 5,032 485,962 86,691 53,204 1,038 2,350,013 3,342,915 8,9116 265,366 4,826 469,040 50,014 890 519,602 84,327 2,095,'741 2,951,725 3,190 148 18,037 679 11,026 206 16,922 2,364 254,272 391,190

27,715 406 332,588 5,257 155,650 2,453 257,683 54,185 828,257 1,154,947 155,650 2,453 257,683 54,185 828,257 1,154.947 27,715 406 332,588 5,257

2,229 870 47 10,064 262 5,006 257 11,638 51,905 74,353 641 11 6,014 108 2,780 80 7,853 1,266 51,354 70,941 920 31. 6,824 122 2,775 64 9,342 1,166 39,201 59,165 371 3 2,989 24 1,670 21 3,527 481 20,156 29,358 1,992 280 10,536 11,668 275 4 1,366 6 884 15 1,269 196 6,835 9,864 263 4 975 16 807 9 62 4,629 6,953 135 2 522 21 303 3 482 174 424 9 171 446 88 2,945 4,583 102 2,548 3,839 32 3 360 6 200 5 391 448 49 2,041 2,990 47 274 4 195 8 275 29 1,749 2,488 42 2 235 7 151 3 349 20 1,570 2,145 30 3 190 5 137 3

202 23 1,195 1,811 183 1 44 628 8 J 5,991 196,664 280,158 3,983 113 30,281 590 15,707 476 38,214 74

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless popu!ation)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT III NIL SUB UNlT IV 1. Kasba (Non-Municipality) 4.92 2,378 2,403 23,728 12,597 11,131 439 427 2. Garfa 1.97 3,600 4,384 22,819 12,007 10,812 4,512 4,077 2.33 3,026 3,026 16,411 8,711 7,700 174 .3. Bansdroni " 162 4. Santoshpur ,; 1.32 2,501 3,456 16,004 8,475 7.529 278 239 1.50 2,561 2,561 14,660 7,600 7,060 502 458 5. Rajapur " 6. Jadavpl:lr 0.57 f,25i 2,251 12,685 7,460 5,225 261 163 0.69 1,887 1,911 12,288 6,562 5,726 195 180 7. Bademasar " 1.24 1,550 1,550 9,722 5,175 4,547 48 44 8. Kamdahari " 0.85 1,033 _ 1,033 6,217 3,218 2,999 13 7 9. Chakdaha/ " Total Urban Groups 15.39 20,787 22,575 134,534 71,805 62,729 6,422 5,757

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT V 1 South Suburbrn (Municipality) 30.38 45,870 47,655 2,72,600 1,47,284 125,316 3,202 2,658 2 Garden Reach 12.95 24,159 27,857 154,913 89,590 65,323 2,280 1,912 3 Panchur (N on-Municipality) 7.87 11,271 11,5 I I 59,021 34,523 24,498 1,433 972 4 Jagannathgarh 2.81 1,590 1,768 11,922 6,341 5,581 1,955 1,757 5 Purba Putiari 0.96 762 827 5,584 2,874 2,710 228 217 Total Urban Groups 54.97 83,652 89,618 504,040 80,612 223,428 9,098 7,516 SUB UNIT VI HOOGHLY 1 Uttarpara-Kotrung (Municipality) 725 10,341 12,677 67,568 36,975 30,593 803 645 HOWRAH 2 Bally (Non-Municipality) 11.68 7,517 7,705 38,892 22,543 16,349 563 375 HOOGHLY 3 Konnagar (Municipality) 4.33 6,758 6,833 34,424 18,873 15,551 338 287 ,. 4 Makhla (Non-Municipality) 2.71 2,055 2,063 Il,450 6,739 4,711 519 364 5 Nabagram Colony 2.54 1,792 1,838 11,439 5,896 5,543 40 25 HOWRAH 6 B:mkra 3,59 2,2::) 2,529 10,781 6,003 4,778 125 79 7 Nibra 3.47 1,094 1,740 9,864 5,156 4,708 40 47 8 Chakapara 3.72 1,354 1,374 8,126 4,352 3,774 809 708 9 Mahiari 2.12 1,167 1,170 7,765 4,155 3.610 591 606 10 Jagadishpur .. 4.59 658 832 5,800 3,094 2,706 727 653 Total Urban Groups 46.00 35,005. 38,7~l 206,109 113,786 92,323 4,560 3,789 '7;

URBAN AREAS nIx ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literc.te and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

_------._ --_------._ ------. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

NIL

9,185 6,519 4,847 308 6 374 9 3 9,365 7,124 4,866 412 19 223 38 6 3 7,104 5,185 3,432 226 22 62 14 6,912 5,269 3,661 415 10 28 4,766 3,352 3,015 304 43 6 4,628 3,103 3,096 225 43 3 333 10 5,039 3,791 2,773 180 13 16 3,827 2,468 1,951 132 80 3 69 19 2,166 1,389 1,200 39 61 11 1 10 4 52,992 38,200 28,841 2,241 254 7 1,159 98

400 315 102,900 68,251 63,312 4,146 249 7 1,793 80 44 25 49,247 22,714 40690 858 96 1 52 1 136 196 16,176 7203 18,059 2,222 118 2 253 6 3,212 1,621 2,679 54 216 2 199 9 2,085 1,585 1,172 121 8 64 580 535 173,620 101,374 125,912 7,401 687 12 2,361 96

140 1'12 26,657 17,945 17,491 1,311 9 185 3 39 25 14,576 8,217 10,935 626 112 6 377 5 8 17 13,625 9.410 8,383 464 2 175 10 148 244 3,616 1,913 3,881 608 58 3 271 19 4,697 4,019 2,446 242 31 53 32 11 2,990 1,385 3,295 215 38 145 5 52 19 2,407 1,280 2,361 24 36 247 5 112 192 77 72 2,602 1,595 1,897 229 7 2,376 1,206 1,624 30 21 112 11 46 11 2 1,513 722 1,404 287 1 545 13 507 502 75,059 47,692 53,717 3,643 2,081 55 76

TAB[.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT III NIL SUB UNIT IV 1. Kasba (Non-Municipality) 6 51 2 1,178 36 2. Garfa .. 16 7 166 11 1,316 37 3. Bansdroni 8 2 12 3 746 21 7 4. Santoshpur " 24 2 569 20 5. Rajapur 26 _ 1 80 2 725 27 Jadavpur 2 4 1 6. " 191 5 7. Bademasar .. 18 2 2 695 20 6 1 4 14 8. Camdahari " 2 417 9 9. Chakdaha 1 2 287 3 Total Urban Groups· 90 5 13 355 23 6,124 178

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT V 1 South Suburban (Municipality) 195 4 26 671 28 16,587 428 2 Garden Reach .. 292 3 4 1 10,150 162 18,350 215 3 Panchur (Non-Municipality) 71 2 3,388 33 9,451 1,939 4 Jagannathgarh .. 6 720 4 983 18 5 Purba Putiari 3 15 308 18 Total Urban Groups 567 9 30 1 14,944 227 45,679 2,618

SUB UNIT VI HOOGHLY 1 Uttarpara-Kotrung(Municipality) 87 8 12 239 14 6,569 402 2 Bally (Non-Municipality) 105 3 1 1 45 5,678 265 3 Konnagar .. 57 3 10 62 3 4,121 53 4 Makhla (Non-Municipality) 69 77 9 1,164 11 1 2 14 2 492 5 Nabagram Colony " 6 Bankra .. 3 1,390 37 864 8) 7 Nibra .. 2 1,296 13 527 8 Chakapara .. 2 4 1 9 2 727 45 9 Mahiari .. 2 1 90 901 9 10 Jagdishpur .. 117 678 2 Total Urban GroupS 338 16 29 3 3,339 81 21,7Z1 883 77

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_._------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

NIL

170 4 1,134 12 570 18 1,357 227 7,750 10,823 154 2 996 18 554 20 1,415 286 7,141 11,400 73 1 973 12 344 11 1,192 162 5,279 7,474 88 1 641 21 344 17 1,950 352 4,814 7,114 95 1 798 17 290 9 957 242 4,585 6,756 9 904 12 155 8 1,455 186 4,364 5,000 62 793 7 263 6 911 145 3,789 5,546 51 2 369 5 246 7 695 84 3,274 4,415 42 406 2 131 2 259 31 2,018 2,960 744 11 7,014 106 2,897 98 10,191 1,715 42,964 60,488

1,841 25 10,859 211 9,242 243 21,849 3,120 83,972 121,170 544 7 4,803 67 3,030 150 3,369 251 48,900 64,465 90 3 1,103 13 825 20 2,760 204 16,464 22,276 22 227 8 117 2 189 11 3,662 5,527 45 227 5 107 6 395 92 1,702 2,589 2,542 35 17,219 304 133,321 421 28,562 3,678 154,700 216,027

449 15 3,309 53 1,962 50 4,670 766 19,484 29,282 150 1 1,735 28 1,425 151 1,307 166 11,608 15,723 185 1 1,347 24 837 15 1,587 354 10,490 15,087

20 1 1,180 383 309 79 733 J 105 2,858 4,103 54 2 573 8 134 9 1,082 207 3,450 5,301 42 10 438 4 192 5 183 68 2,708 4,563 10 112 53 78 4 2,795 4,684 19 393 11 163 3 159 42 2,455 3,662 19 247 5 109 2 123 12 2,531 3,580 4 142 48 82 8 1,690 2,695 952 30 9,476 516 5,232 314 10,004 1,732 60,069 88,680 78

_'tABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential HOU'ie- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds houseless population)

---._-_------Persons Males Females Males Females ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 g 9 10 SUB UNIT VII HOOGHLY 1 HooghIy-Chinsura (Municipality) 15.54 16,909 18,793 105,241 56,069 49,172 3,291 2,972 2 Bensberia 9.07 12,608 13,439 61,748 34,977 26,771 3,534 2,946 Total Urban Groups 24.61 29,517 32,232 166,989 91,046 75,943 6,825 5,918

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT VIII 1 Naihati (Municipality) 4.35- 14,715 16,117 82,080 46,614 35,466 3,430 2,310 2 Kanchrapara 9.07 13,945 14,186 78,768 43,729 35,039 3.219 2,890 3 Halisahar 14.24 13,201 14,124 68,906 40,740 28,166 4,048 2,758 4 Deulpara 7.20 2,994 3,066 26,445 14,194 12,251 1,936 1,663 NADIA 5 Kalyani (Non-Municipality) 21.91 4,199 4,26~ 18,310 10,186 8,124 2,579 2,257 6 Gayespur Govt. Colony " 1.43 2,336 2,361 13,082 6,818 6,264 446 412 7 Kataganj and Gokulpur Gov!. Colony 0041 1,395 1,400 8,209 4,139 4,070 211 197 Total Urban Groups 58.61 52,785 55,523 295,800 166,420 129,380 15,869 12,487 SUB UNIT IX HOOGHLY 1 Serampur (Municipality) 5.88 18,333 20,522 102,023 57,809 44,214 1,547 1,058 2 Chandannagar (Municipal Corporation) 9.66 13,889 14,832 75,238 40,702 34,536 2,071 1,702 3 Rishra (Municipality) 3.24 14,261 15,130 63,486 39,055 24,431 1,791 801 4 Champdani 6.47 13,514 14,273 58,596 35,879 22,717 2,531 1,543 5 Baidyabati 9.06 7,746 9,463 54,130 28,937 25,193 981 733 6 Bhadreswar 6.47 10,051 10,174 45,586 27,097 18,489 2,578 2,148 Total Urban Groups 40.78 77,794 84,394 399,059 229,479 169,580 11,499 7,985 SUB UNIT X

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS

1 Bhatpara (Municipality) 11.96 39,712 39,776 204,750 126,061 78,689 5,962 3,557 2 Barrackpur 11.65 15,743 17,998 96,889 54,390 42,499 626 461 3 North Barrackpur 8042 14,189 14,436 76,335 42,301 34,034 2,971 2,222 4 Garulia 3.88 10,376 10,449 44,271 25,928 18,343 3,549 2,578 5 Ichhapur Defence Estate (Non-Municipality) 2.31 2,810 2,855 11,975 7,297 4,678 1,216 748 6 Gurdaha " 1.64 971 ,971 6,518 3,356 3,162 10 14 79

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Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema-les Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

135 103 39,042 26,624 24,308 1,715 129 4 443 5 619 474 20,602 10,858 17,516 918 130 3 648 41 754 577 59,644 37,482 41,824 2,633 259 7 1,091 46

5 1 25,446 14,825 21,133 938 5 43 1 2 29,613 16,917 18,735 795 28 45 4 50 9 20,392 10,302 21,319 932 99 4 315 4 82 41 8,983 5,856 5,853 329 34 177 32 183 173 6,082 3,853 4,956 634 101 3 792 87 1 4,846 3,368 2,454 160 47 347 2

3,158 2,043 1,642 115 21 42 321 227 98,520 57,164 76,092 3,903 335 7 1,761 129

10 20 34,286 20,561 28,772 1,4_79 46 2 55

12 2 26,859 18,403 18,827 1,190 29 109 3 213 127 19,669 9,022 22,421 428 21 155 7

103 92 16,054 6,273 21,140 639 54 199 19 44 32 20,222 3,393 12,177 659 242 4 533 13 34 13 13,323 5,628 15,570 710 30 138 23 416 286 130,413 73,280 118,907 5,105 422 7 1,189 66

102 45 58,922 27,172 67,147 1,654 98 1 344 16 254 157 36,425 . 24,211 25,722 1,037 87 14 192 12 292 146 27,958 18,622 19,296 972 37 1 293 35 33 16 12,887 6,309 14,027 561 11 29 3

20 30 4,204 2,150 4,084 229 22 3 1 .•. 1,941 1,060 1,301 38 45 70 1 80

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMA"RY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/Dis'rict Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

l' 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

SUB UNIT VII HOOGHLY 1 Hooghly-Chinsura (Municipality) 318 4 12 174 11 6,185 142 2 Bansberia 235 1 45 3 469 21 11,129 403

Total Urban Groups 553 5 57 3 643 3~ 17,314 545

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT VIII 1 Naihati (Municipality) 44 2 158 29 13,196 296 2 Kanchrapara " 194 4 3 378 21 6,825 108 3 Halisahar " 398 8 16 3 158 5 14,124 552 4 Deulpara " 146 2 2 108 1,913 51 NADIA 5 Kalyani (Non-Municipality) 725 110 4 33 6 895 20 6 Gayespur Govt. Colony " 29 3 69 4 679 65 7 Kataganj and Gokulpur Govt. Colony " 107 3 3 18 13 558 36 Total Urban Groups 1,643 130 30 3 9~Z 78 38,190 1,128 SUB UNIT IX

HOOGHLY 1 Serampur (Municipality) 147 2 155 1,286 31 14,833 408 2 Chandannagar (Mutlicipal Corporation) 341 2 17 773 106 7,837 209 3 Rishra (Municipality) 159 8 343 7 16,602 194 4 Champdani .. 136 3 3 455 107 16,414 234 5 Baidyabati 54 1 13 903 37 2,448 78 6 Bhadreswar " 30 1 257 11 11,792 415 Total Urban Groups 867 9 196 Z 4,017 299 69,926 1,538 SUB UNIT X

TWENTY FOUR PAR GANAS 1 Bhatpara (Municipality) 170 2 17 1,027 48 52,038 902 2 Barrackpur .. 372 4 2 433 14 9,366 141 3 North Barrackpur 342 4 2 71 5 10,610 350 4 Garulla " 172 2 21 237 6 10,724 339 5 Ichhapur Defence Estate (Non· Municipality) 2 4 3,306 77 6 Gurdaha .. 2 1 25 5 S64 12 81

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers &. Communications

MaJes Females !'dales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

933 48 5,391 81 2,534 52 8,189 1,368 31,761 47,457 177 5 1,716 139 970 9 1,997 293 17,461 25,853 1,110 53 7,107 220 3,504 61 10,186 1,661 49,222 73,310

198 8 3,114 133 1,975 25 2,398 447 25,481 34,528 477 6 2,844 95 3,457 39 4,484 518 24,994 34,244 404 3 2,225 31 919 11 2,661 311 19,421 27,234 228 4 1,627 21 691 11 927 208 8,341 11,922 125 7 365 14 230 7 1,686 380 5,230 7,490 62 441 5 206 574 81 4,364 6,104

59 270 4 174 4 390 55 2,497 3,955 1,553 28 10,886 303 7,652 97 13,120 2,000 90,328 125,477

591 8 4,593 65 1,979 22 5,087 939 29,037 42,735

404 8 3,699 47 1,519 22 4,099 793 21,875 33,346 256 2,293 9 826 10 1,758 200 16,634 24,003 263 10 1,768 42 636 23 1,212 201 14,739 22,078 323 7 2,889 33 1,469 12 3,303 473 16,760 24,534 271 14 1,272 35 594 3 1,186 207 11,527 17,779 2,108 48 16,514 231 7,023 92 16,645 2,813 110,572 164,475

396 7 6,161 126 2,330 20 4,566 532 58,914 77,035 436 3,288 36 1,646 36 9,900 779 28,668 41,462 423 4 2,089 32 1,388 63 4,041 478 23,005 33,062 207 7 1,272 35 458 12 896 157 11,901 17,782

27 2 239 3 80 1 403 143 3,213 4,449 31 2S3 5 lOS 205 15 2,OS5 3,124 82

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------_ Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS 7. Madrail-Finga para (Non-Municipality) 3.96 942 942 6,236 3,200 3,036 156 178 Panpur 8. " 3.71 763 763 5,126 2,739 2,387 462 415 9. Narayanpur 1.52 454 454 2,841 1,477 1,364 300 234 to. Barrackpur Air field No separate 11 Palta Water Works No separate 12. Barrackpur Cantonment (Cantt) 3.68 7,569 8,554 25,@31 14,788 10,243 253 159 * Total Urban Groups 52.73 93,529 97,198 479,972 281,537 198,435 15,505 10,566 I SUB UNIT XI

Panihati (Municipality) 19.43 25,050 25,952 148,046 81,764 1. 66,282 1,728 1,400 2. Titagarh 3.24 23,589 24,827 88,218 " 55,719 32,499 5,517 3,046 3. New Barrackpur 2.90 5,097 5,160 32,512 17,029 " 15,483 1,591 1,450 4. Khardaha 3.88 4,810 5,704 32,302 .. 17,392 14,910 541 396 5. Madhyamgram (Non-Municipality) 9.71 4,331 5,226 31,629 16,759 14,870 418 337 6. Nabapally 7.85 3,287 3,821 21,455 11,020 10,435 315 305 7. Patulia 2.03 1,471 1,471 8,338 4,509 .. 3,129 429 346 8. Kerulia 0.51 537 837 4,377 2,304 2,073 8 5 Total Urban Groups 49.55 68,172 72,998 356,877 206,496 160,381 10,547 7,285 SUB UNIT XII

HOWRAH 1- Uluberia (Non-Municipality) 5.03 3,590 4,316 20,095. 10,743 9,352 1,194 1,097 2. Chengail 4.04 4,150 " 4,314 19,845 12,391 7,454 1,553 1,363 3. Fort Gloster 2.36 5,334 5,426 18,241 12,065 6,176 886 644 4. Sarenga 4.35 1,799 2,085 11,516 6,190 5,326 2,185 1,932 5. Sankrail 2.82 2,069 2,073 11,300 6,136 5,164 866 836 6. Kalara 4.64 1,927 2,018 11,007 5,750 5,257 295 289 7. Bauria 3.03 1,662 1,672 10,610 5,828 4,782 429 418

Dis.agreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and. 13 (0 16 with· the corresponding figueres of Table A-V in census ofIndia, 1971, Ser.les-22, West BeI!gal, part IIA General PopulatIOn Tables, is due to inclusion of the fiGures of .6arrackpore Cantonment Town which was left out In Table A-V. . . • 83

URBAN AREAS D~ ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13, 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1,942 1,321 1,254 71 54 108 4 1,759 1,070 1,021 11 26 144 23 52 745 654 578 26 15 74 Identity Identity

3 9,398 4,543 6,395 123 5 8 728 446 156,181 87,112 140.825 4,722 379 16 1,284 75

509 406 57,427 38,428 37,190 1,804 130 11 569 47 499 261 23,882 7,917 34,356 1,283 5 49 14 12 7 13,394 10,276 6,655 419 64 333 21 14 12,780 8,834 7,386 389 34 18 7

636 311 194 11,476 8,788 7,030 513 273 2 28 292 18 26 28 7,679 6,022 4,615 472 118 1,946 165 37 10 109 28 131 98 2,816 1,816 1,929 1,386 905 43 5,088 661 Z4 Z,006 143 1,509 1,008 131,383 83,467 100,083

404 4 5,344 2,683 4,666 221 59 4 434 3 3,952 1,067 6,783 74 76 8,288 370 3 12 2 32 31 4,942 1,296 2,816 66 82 6 306 6 5,337 983 2,676 1,471 2,757 45 15 ... ' 165 7 2,401 1,155 2,857 39 93 6 498 162 2,332 1,014 2,685 32 23 2 84

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers

III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Rep:lirs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House­ Industry hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR P ARGANAS-Concfd. 7. Madrail-Fingapara (Non-Municipality 7 24 506 6 8. Panpur 4 20 470 3 9. Narayanpur 3 6 2 256 17 10. Barrackpur Air field No separate 11. Palta Water Works No separate 12. Barrackpore Cantonment (Cantt) 43 105 3 1,284 14 * Total Urban Groups 1,117 43 1,95Z 83 89,IZ4 1,861 SUB UNIT XI

1. Panihati (Municipality) 243 5 1 107 32 14,217 298 2. Titagarh 62 " 148 5 28,025 952 3. New Barrackpur 18 2 " 128 6 1,254 51 4. Khardaha 80 2 6 73 7 3,627 58 5. Madhyamgram (Non-Municipality) 31 3 69 6 1,804 56 6. Nabapally 15 1 .. 41 4 954 122 7. Patulia " 6 851 84 8. Kerulia " 5 220 4 Total Urban Groups 449 9 13 577 60 50,95Z 1,6ZS SUB UNIT XII

1. Uluberia (Non-Municipality) 333 HOWRAH 2 34 1,807 17 2. Chengail " 24 1 23 5,769 53 3. Fort Gloster " 12 12 6,557 302 4, Sarenga 25 1 42 3 1,898 35 5. Sankrail .. 4 115 1,912 24 6. Kalara 13 .. 1,128 8 645 4 7. Bauria 8 1 58 1 2,007 8

* pisagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresponding figures of Table A-V in census of India, 1971 Series-22, West Bengal, Part IrA General Population Tables, is due to inclusion of the figures of Barrackpore Contonmenr Town' which was left out in Table A-V. ' 85

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Workers ------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, S'orage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Fema~es Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 '31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

28 204 8 123 7 200 46 1,946 2,965 42 134 40 141 8 1,718 2,376 27 72 54 71 6 899 1,338 Identity Identity

196 1 1,350 12 773 3 2,631 90 8,393 10,120 1,813 22 15,062 257 6,997 142 23,054 2,254 140,712 193,713

602 42 5,215 77 2,629 51 13,477 1,241 44,574 64,478 358 12 3,048 121 936 8 1,725 J71 21,363 31,216 125 1 1,355 13 913 31 2,463 315 10,374 15,064 158 6 1,352 26 662 17 1,376 266 10,006 14,521

25 774 17 283 3 1,566 1,591 375 9,729 14,357 157 1,071 17 496 8 1,470 301 6,405 9,963 5. 14 205 103 4 621 34 2,563 3,664 200 3 121 14 2 345 34 1,399 2,030 14,012 287 6,634 1,711 65 138 23,068 2,737 106,413 155,293

2 764 30 429 96 2 740 160 6,077 9,131 3 1 329 3 27 98 13 5,608 7,380 17 4 377 31 106 2 1,192 28 3,777 5,806 20 1 177 4 128 2 138 14 3,374 5,260 16 310 3 97 123 16 3,379 5,119 7 308 6 68 97 7 2,893 5,218 2 1 215 2 58 152 17 3,143 4,750 86

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/Distr'ct Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied 1'10. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------_------Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOWRAH -Concld.

8. Banupur (Non-Municipality) 0.52 2,145 2,583 9,301 7,481 1,820 698 244

9. Manikpur 2.41 2,072 2,080 " 9,301 5,634 3,667 2,502 1,862 10. Panchla .. 4.51 1,074 1,365 7,317 3,774 3,543 594 560 Dhuilya 1,057 11. " 2.43 1,077 6,819 3,582 3,237 166 149 12. Banitabala " 3.08 1,216 1,216 6,496 3,440 3,056 13. Masila 2.33 OJ 764 892 5,767 3,084 2,683 569 520 14. Burikhali 1.86 " 1,092 1,092 5,527 2,955 2,572 237 222 15. Podara 1.54 " 549 617 4,051 2,112 1,939 748 682 16. Andul 0.52 610 611 " 3,602 1,938 1,664 12 4 17. Jhorhat 1.45 1,112 1,127 6,379 3,4~6 2,973 539 530 Total Urban Groups 46.92 32,222 34,564 * 167,174 96,509 70,665 13,473 11,352 TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT XIII

1. Budge Budge (Municipality) 7.77 7,954 11,895 51,039 30,445 20,594 378 171 2. Nangi (Non-Municipality) 6.91 7,565 7,580 47,555 25,699 21,856 1,369 1,100 3. Uttar Raypur 5.32 1,958 2,013 11,713 6,111 5,602 195 168 4. Batanagar 1.22 1,610 1,610 " 9,108 6,083 3,025 94 45 5. Krishnagar 1.35 838 1,017 6,445 3,543 2,902 649 599 Total Urban Groups 22.57 19,925 24,115 125,860 71,881 53,979 2,685 2,08.3 SUB UNIT XIV

1. Rajpur (Municipality) 20.98 5,255 7,234 34,393 18,257 16,136 780 681 2. Baruipur 9.07 " 3,436 3,560 20,501 10,668 9,833 1,536 1,486 Total Urban Groups 30.05 8,691 10,794 54,894 28,925 25,969 2,316 2,167

* Disagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresponding figures of Tab'e A-V in Census of India 1971 Seri~s 22-West Bengal, Part-II-A-General Population Tables-is due to inclusion of the figures of Johrhat Town, which ~as left out ID Table-A-V. 87

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Workers ------1- II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------.------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

13 3,404 385 6,225 147 33

6 5,132 725 3,341 218 48 4 157 13

6 3 1,316 466 1,709 15 137 469 4 2,521 1,730 1,544 70 33 11 43

1,292 524 1389 28 83 3 488 1,739 1,043 1,323 18 79 267

1,490 727 1,324 49 12 87 1

835 360 1,034 43 86 323 2 1,576 1,155 870 25 3

2 2 2,121 1,231 1,652 56 17

65 38 48,410 18,015 51,263 1,516 829 36 3,868 37

17,432 9,616 14,157 785 12 74

78 98 15,434 9,933 11,146 505 42 471 25 2,940 1,321 2,073 35 44 265 11 5,223 2,378 3,883 108

145 143 1,902 1,134 1,684 172 4 207 63 223 241 42,931 24,382 32,943 1,605 102 2 1,017 99

3 4 11,583 7,461 7,543 372 509 11 522 10

3 2 7,351 5,110 4,401 262 117 1 417 7

6 6 18,934 12,571 11,944 634 626 12 939 17 88

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers

III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufac'uring, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting _ and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House­

Industry ______hold Industry .-J Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOWRAH-Concld. 8. Banupur (Non-Municipality) 5,785 141 4 27 6 2,918 9. Manikpur " 184 10. Panchla 19 180 2 581 4 11. Dhuilya 8 45 3 866 12 12. Banitabala 7 2 467 7 2 13 13. MasUa " 489 2 2 14. Burikhali " 776 9 15. podara 38 16 75 7 234 4 1 16. Andul " 304 7 17. Jhorhat " 974 11 463 10 38 16 Total Urban Groups 1,760 34 33,989 817

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT XIII

Budge Budge (Municipality) 32 1. 16 8 7,098 146 (Non-Municipality) 45 3 2. Nangi 45 7,855 247 4 3. Uttar Raypur " 1,148 5 4. Batanagar " 3,694 13 5. Krishnagar 2 52 981 89

Total Urban Groups 83 3 1 114 9 1,0,776 500 SUB UNIT XIV

1. Raj pur (Municipality) 28 4 230 11 1,163 12

2. Baruipur 16 3 100 756 12

Total Urban Groups 44 7 330 11 1,919 24

'" Disagreement of the figures of columns 3 to 8 and 13 to 16 with the corresponding figures of Table A-V in Census ofIndia, 1971, Series 22-West Bengal, Part· II-A General Population Table> is due to inclusion of the figures of Jhorhat Town, whic:h was left out in Table A-V. 89

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Workers

------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trdde and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

----_._------~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

6 316 31 53 4 1,256 1,673

94 2 28 65 8 2,293 3,449

14 214 3 45 50 2 2,065 3,528

19 233 6 129 2 168 36 2,038 3,167

27 176 3 54 86 12 2,051 3,028

26 189 138 120 14 1,761 2,665

6 226 5 104 2 112 30 1,631 2,523

147 2 88 8 43 4 1,078 1,896

12 266 2 137 2 147 21 1,068 1,639 32 1 285 10 128 208 33 1,754 2,917

303 10 4,626 113 1,795 ~4 3,59~ 419 45,246 69,149

332 14 2,498 107 952 3 3,143 507 16,288 19,809

138 3 1,282 26 451 6 817 193 14,553 21,351 39 224 121 228 16 4,038 5,567

3 16 9 159 94 2,200 2,917

31 145 2 85 3 177 14 1,859 2,730

543 18 4,165 136 1,618 14 4,~24 824 38,938 52,374

269 974 12 649 18 3,195 298 10,714 15,764

86 1,084 13 472 7 1,350 222 6,267 9,571

355 2,058 25 1,121 25 4,545 520 16,981 25,335 90

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless pop_u:ation)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOWRAH SUB UNIT XV 1. Howrah t (Municipal Corporation) 61.50 126,018 146,888 737,877 439,457 298,420 5,647 3,409 Total Urban Groups 61.50 126,018 146,888 737,877 439,457 298,420 5,647 3,409 Rural Components SUB UNIT I SUB UNIT II RAJARHAT P. S.

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS J.L. 1 Ganti 1.25 187 205 1,231 636 595 154 162 2 Gopalpur 5.71 1,400 " 1,510 9,064 4,784 4,280 169 150 3 Salua 0.91 170 " 170 1,022 521 501 53 56 4 Dasdron 0.56 193 " 193 ],162 639 523 42 41 5 Kaikhali 0.78 301 JJ 399 1,995 1.071 924 272 242 6 Mandalganti 0.52 488 " 581 3,489 2.000 1,489 52 30 7 Raghunathpur 0.85 741 JJ 772 4,636 2,393 2,243 675 630 9 Teghari 0.55 226 " 226 1,361 757 604 645 503 10 Atghara 0'67 377 " 435 2,176 1,173 1.003 BARASAT P. S. J.L.47 Banua Bankra 1.02 7 7 54 '26 28 48 Donnagar 0.50 93 " 93 683 346 337 DUM DUM P.S. 3 PatuIIapur J.L. 1.29 240 249 1,499 806 693 4 Finga 1.28 " 247 251 1,239 646 593 15 Matkal 1.62 269 " 269 4,063 2,145 1,918 1,312 1,167 Total Rural Groups 17.51 4,939 5,360 33,674 17,943 15,731 3,375 2,981

t Due to inclusion of Bally (Municipality), Jagachha (Non-Municipality), Santragachi (Non-Munic'pality) and some villages. For details see Appendix II to Table A-IV of Census of India, 1971. Series 22- West B(m~al, Par~ I1-J\-General Population Tables. 91

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Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

556 427 272,118 1~8,498 224,782 6,121 811 16 1,744 33 556 427 27:Z,118 138,498 224,782 6,121 811 16 1,744 33

81 78 260 94 289 2 48 102 .-., 2,211 1,129 2,028 108 133 157 129 449 9 289 184 224 13 14 5 4 1 55 4 400 171 269 2 22 55 7 551 326 496 10 5 100 20 33 1,138 492 938 198 4 53 41 10 2 1,707 1,242 969 62 535 287 276 16 6 66 9 483 157 502 15 145

8 7 11 6 5 106 16 160 3 33 1 69 2

344 112 373 4 60 1 161 208 102 274 64 115 1,121 572 746 16 27 209 7,555 247 "507 1,791 260 .213 9,361 4,891 3 28 92

TABI.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers

III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufa<;_turing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) alJied activities Household Other than House­ Industry hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOWRAH SUB UNIT XV 1. Howrah t (Municipal Corporation) 1,751 16 137 2,501 83 102,795 1,086 Total Urban Groups 1,751 16 137 1 2,501 83 102,795 1,086 Rural Components

SUB UNIT I

SUB UNIT II RAHARHAT P. S.

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS J.L. 1 Ganti 1 44 .. 2 Gopalpur 15 1 36 2 715 68 3 Salua 7 2 68 " 2 4 Dasdron 4 3 132 1 " 5 Kaikhali 2 11 243 2 " 6 Mandalganti 13 407 4 " 8 Ragbunatbpur 11 1 18 3 352 7 " 9 Teghari 4 1 143 4 10 Atgllara 15 259 BARASAT P. S. J.L.47 Banna Bankra " 48 Donnagar 1 20 DUM DUMP.S. J.L. 3 Patullapur 2 41 4 Finga 3 41

" 15 Matkal 3 5 262 5 Totbl Rural Groups 48 3 10~ 6 2,727 93

t D e to inclusion of Bally (Municipality), Jagachha (Non~Municipality), Santragachi (Non-Municipality) and some villages. For de~ails see Appendix II to Table A-IV of Census of India, 1971, Series 22-West Bengal, Part II-A General Population Tables. 93

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

4,582 51 48,594 566 36,215 471 25,652 3,798 214,675 292,299 4,582 51 48,594 566 36,2]5 471 25,652 3,798 214,675 292,299

10 29 21 34 1 347 593

64 348 7 81 186 21 2,756 4,172 28 3 13 36 2 297 488

6 18 9 20 1 370 521 12 26 52 44 7 575 914

22 119 78 68 9 1,062 1,469 164 15 6 96 4 210 32 1,424 2,190 10 18 29 2 481 588 29 15 6 18 671 1,003

15 28 27 3 2 5 186 334

69 23 6 11 3 433 689 2 15 10 24 372 593 10 80 2 40 110 8 1.399 1,902 253 1 892 20 432 7 795 86 10,388 15,484 94

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population. Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds house!ess population)

------Persons------Males Females Males Females --- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SUB UNIT III Salt Lake No Separate

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS RAJARHAT P.S

J.L. 18 Maheshbathan 1.09 306 306 1,532 819 713 754 646

JADAVPUR P.S.

J.L.l Nimakpoktan* 0.64 494 494 2,~64 1,835 1,129 1,011 761 2 Dhapa* 8.50 500 561 3,371 1,649 1,722 1,487 1,591 " .. 4 Bonchtale* 3.10 447 532 3,194 1,653 1,541 1,461 1,379 5 Joyanagar* 1.04 889 968 5,810 3,815 1,995 1,848 1,190 " 8 Dhabundua* 0.51 177 177 886 459 427 459 427 " BHANGAR P.S. 929 J.L.l Dhapa Manpur 24.18 862 5,577 2,853 2,724 1,833 1,793 39.06 3,675 3,967 Total Rural Groups 23,334 13,083 10,251 8,853 7,787 SUB UNIT IV JADAVPUR P.S. 391 459 2,297 J.L. 3 Choubaga* 1.64 1,182 1,115 963 955 9 Paschim Chou bag a * 0.52 H9 189 1,063 576 OJ 487 512 449

" 10 Nonadanga* 2.13 180 186 1,117 609 508

" 11 Laskarha t * 0.90 277 311 1,869 1,007 862

" 11 Madurdaha* 2.51 288 288 1,444 753 691 318 257

" 20 Kalikapur* 1.21 201 238 1,429 749 680 700 648

" 12 BarakhoJa* 0.73 145 145 727 379 348 320 292

" 24 Chak Ganiagachhi* 0.76 101 101 506 271 235 181 143

" 26 Chak Garia * 1.47 ·30 30 151 138 13 39 12

.. 27 Briji* 1.23 237 237 1,423 756 667 504 481

.. 28 Baishabgrata~ 1.14 1,167 1,252 7,517 4,091 3,426 201 '179

*The'village was in Tollygunje P.S. in '1961. 95

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Workers I II Scheduled Tribes- Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

_------Males Females Males Females MaJes Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

identity

128 332 41 51 368 15 24 207 10

701 259 1,121 32 50 290 3 371 264 812 7 104 586 2 92 114 935 328 1,037 45 67 790 29 8 4 1,340 350 2,800 114 413 18 1,242 61 79 13 161 71 3 144 5

1,204 141 158 664 331 103 12 482 53 7,467 282 327 4,458 1,673 387 673 18 3,741 163

575 181 627 48 319 16 148 21 276 136 292 9 119 80 3 307 136 362 46 281 17 68 29 609 306 574 58 483 22 72 36 82 76 159 14 475 215 325 78 149 137 289 129 241 20 80 1 138 65 125 9 4 21 169 84 88 2 2 130 9 459 197 339 18 38 94 3 5 4 3,205 2,148 1,952 205 - 52 286 10 96

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Process:ng, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and '(a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

. 1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

SUB UNIT III Salt Lake No Separate

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS RAJARHAT P.S. J.L. 18 Maheshbathan 26 1 26 JADAVPUR P.S. J.L. 1 Nimakpoktan* 52 5 301 2

2 Dhapa* 16 26 " 4 Bonchtale* 11 3 27 " 5 Joyanagar* 33 5 608 4 " 8 Dhabudua* " BHANGAR P.S.

J.L.l Dhapa Manpur 132 16 1 198 6

Total Rural Groups 259 21 1 17 3 1,186 12 SUB UNIT IV JADAVPUR P.S. J.L.3 Choubaga* 25 9 Paschim Choubaga* " 9 " 10 Nonadanga* 11

" 11 Laskarhat* ~ .. 7 " 11 Madurdaha*

" 20 Kalikapur* 3 43 2 " 21 Barakhola* 13

" 24 Chak Ganiagachhi* 24 " 26 Chak Garia *

" 27 Briji* 5 1 79

" 28 Baishabghata* 5 1 3 487 8 *The village was in Tollygunje P.S. in 1961. 97

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Workers ------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Identity

18 3 27 5 487 698

12 97 79 10 1,097

38 42 5 837 1,715

111 4 11 20 9 616 1,496 310 1 47 142 30 1,015 1,881 14 66 298 356

43 55 8 1,649 2,621 26 255 19 1 365 67 5,616 9,864 3S 989 10l lOt

127 10 8 555 1,067

49 6 35 284 478 2 247 462

11 1 433 804 278 476 23 508 1 85 17 6 660 9 254 13 62 9 3 339 13 1 183 1 41 6 233 8 4 3 32 13 38 12 417 3 68 2 14 649 169 2,139 149 1 380 6 166 10 424 3,221 98

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 !5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 29 Patuli * 0.45 177 177 886 472 414 6 5

30 Chak Masar * 0.92 206 206 1,237 659 578 194 150 34 Bade Raypur * 0.80 200 " 200 1,237 633 604 47 Raynagar * 0.77 803 846 5,078 2,753 2,325 " 449 404 48 Brahmapur * 1.69 709 709 4,690 2,557 " 2,133 10 17 SONARPUR P. S.

J.L.43 Dhelua 0.80 304 323 1,952 990 .962 528 492 44 Tentulbaria 0.88 620 652 3,484 1,923 " 1,561 873 627 45 Garagachha 0.27 122 122 806 " 424 382 298 260 46 Balia 0.59 231 231 1,377 787 " 590 146 121 47 Barhans Fartabad 2.32 1,890 1,891 7,510 4,224 3,286 506 409 48 Kumarkhali 1.53 611 642 3,615 2,132 " 1,483 280 220 49 Kandarpapur Boalia 2.54 493 527 2,970 1,546 1,424 253 224

,. 50 Kasumba 1.45 505 505 2,221 1,181 1,040 31 14 51 Jagannathpur 0.82 173 189 1,129 586 543 " 52 Teghari 0.59 128 150 799 432 367 " 336 287 53 Nischintapur 0.49 113 113 1,859 I,OlD 849 " 41:1 28 56 Ukbila Paikpara 1.85 225 226 2,099 1,428 671 " 57 Laskarpur 1.43 1,264 1,285 7,551 3,898 3,653 " 174 210 58 Ram Chandra pur 1.61 223 359 1,291 680 611 " 258 223 59 Sripur Bagharghol 2.00 82& 968 4,905 2,584 2,321 150 127 60 Paschim Nischintapur 0.79 190 190 776 407 369 38 " 36 61 Boral 1.04 177 193 1,892 1,035 857 " 62 Rania 1.59 159 172 1,174 656 518 "

*Thc village was in Tollygunje P. S. in 1961. 99

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Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Ii Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

6 4 181 119 206 16 3 1 93 7 531 372 283 16

565 475 261 44 10

43 39 1,693 1,022 1,268 121 14 471 61

50 1,518 973 1,166 184 115 1 293 137

31 35 655 442 278 4 58 73

1.319 824 751 46 54 84 3 75 62 235 100 182 18 86 . 391 219 256 4 122

10 7 2,289 1,317 1,766 59 384 605 22 1,248 470 1,148 112 97 168 27 793 384 671 9 66 212 5 556 16 121 586 266 187 13 12 239 97 298 115 1 117 9 181 59 187 6 47 2 35 420 28 27 314 155 44 248 288 324 8 75 1,179 110 5 2,133 1,401 51 38 2,878 175 1 252 '128 367 97 68 65 72 4 25 6 1,054 1,170 83 74 26 18 1,751 2 166 22 1 312 145 151 3 25 35 801 428 391 8 28 70 104 27 364 135 212 100

TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry -_'------_ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femdes

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 29 Patuli * 1 23 2

30 Chak Masar * 8 1 51 " 2 34 Bade Raypur* 55 " 47 Raynagar * 2 330 " 3 .. 48 Brabmapur * 12 358 7 SONARPUR P. S. J.L. 43 Dhelua 9 34 44 Tentulbaria 39 3 168 4 " 45 Garagachba 38 " 46 Balia 1 67 " 47 Barhans Fartabad 149 170 4 " 48 Kumarkhali 63 483 73 " 49 Kandarpapur Boalia 2 1 102 26 50 Kasunba 66 1 " 2 51 Jaganathpur 19

52 Teghari 35 3 " 53 Nischintapur 1 3 30 " 56 Ukhila Paikpara 2 29 1 " .. 57 Laskarpur 18 1 5 312 10 58 Ram Chandrapur 180 81 " 59 Sripur Bagharghol 19 4 270 38 " 60 paschim Nischintapur 3 18 " .. 61 Boral 86 5 62 Rania "

-The village was in Tollygunje P. S. in 1961. 101

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Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

14 43 6 1 23 5 266 398

7 136 1 27 53 13 376 562 7 63 2 22 104 40 372 560 23 2 163 6 88 176 47 1,485 2,204 4 2 161 7 88 2 135 28 1,391 1,949

2 21 10 71 4 712 958 21 1 156 7 87 1 142 27 1,172 1,515 12 8 9 11 242 382 39 13 14 3 531 586 7 149 97 5 205 27 2,458 3,227

46 5 69 69 153 7 984 1,371 8 110 1 43 127 3 875 1,415 5 68 29 54 625 1,024 8 26 1 5 6 288 531 14 31 12 13 245 361 4 17 10 63 590 849 5 27 12 1 64 1,104 663 33 1 376 5 177 5 267 28 2,497 3,602

32 1 31 4 27 4 313 514 29 245 3 158 1 208 13 1,414 2,238 36 11 23 3 256 366 53 72 4 82 2 644 849 4 4 4 292 518 102

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District tI.ltandard Urban Area Area in Occupied 1'110. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------'Persons Males Females Males Femilles

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 63 Jaykrishnapur Caiarh 2.39 432 434 2,111 1,092 1,019 385 360

64 Dangara 1.83 890 890 3,555 1,882 1,673 " 901 887 65 Ban Hugli 3.84 859 1,010 4,863 2,605 " 2,258 1,073 923 66 Gayenpur 1.02 134 205 658 349 " 309 185 16~ 67 Hogalkuria 1.12 312 312 1,248 627 " 621 434 446 69 Dingelpota 0.89 442 442 1,187 " 651 536 485 437 52.55 16,626 Total Rural Groups 17,605 93,703 50,714 42,989 11,779 10,491

SUBUNITV

MAHESHTOLA P.S.

J.L, 5 Maheshtola 1.68 800 802 4,812 2,571 2,241 923 802

6 Noapara 0.74 701 707 4,244 2,239 2,005 " 44 37 8 Chak Mira 0.85 387 409 2,455 1,253 " 1,202 174 187 9 Gobindapur 0.48 769 887 5,325 2,799 2,526 " 124 110 10 Rampur 0.64 202 210 1,095 ., 587 508 452 382 11 Sanpa Mirazanagar 1.09 387 415 2,495 1,352 1,143 " 937 808 12 Sanpa Raypur 0.48 199 199 1,197 626 571 " 575 524 13 Ganipur 1.78 406 526 3,165 1,624 1,541 " 806 766 14 Mahadebpur 0.46 199 203 1,222 642 580 " 90 87 24 Chak Kindua 0.49 143 141 718 408 310 402 " 306 25 Chak Jot Sibrampur 0.69 267 267 1,605 872 733 508 " 421 BEHALA P.S.

J.L.l Gopalpur 3.44 1,653 1,773 10,643 6,048 4,595 4,445 3,267

20 Hanspukuria 1.63 225 225 1,350 662 688 410 " 359 103

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

331 139 510 217 269

769 275 751 92 242 365 84

547 141 1,174 59 574 .3 440 55

17 26 92 31 191 53 44 3 41 8

121 29 315 18 295

56 47 201 62 396 108 89 2 46 15

445 467 28,262 15,570 22,407 1,841 4,384 152 6,144 720

1,650 908 1,012 35 66 211 23

714 328 927 11 59 2

524 245 497 11 27 1 105 7

1,716 1,045 1,301 43 4 46

415 163 248 11 6 54 7

677 252 439 13 39 103 10

184 76 202 4 50 77 3

646 350 625 13 112 4 135 3

349 167 232 1 29 66

204 59 149 13 65

545 265 342 6 5 1 203 4

45 130 3,220 1,801 2,664 26 237 1 1,022 13 391 317 294 26 14 117 104 1'ABI,E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers

III IY Y Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, -----=------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------_. ----~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L.63 Jaykrishnapur Caiarh 7

,. 64 Dangara 1 43

65 Ban Hugli 53 " 66 Gayenpur 2 9

67 Hogalkuria 1 " 69 Dingelpota 207 87 " Total Rural Groups 58 3 2 340 9 3,936 328

SUB UNITY

MAHESHTOLA P.S.

J.L. 5 Maheshtola 2 12 419

6 Naopara 252 1 408 2 " 8 Chak Mira 6 111 1 188 2 " 9 Gobindapur 2 1 672 25 239 1 " 10 Rampur 103 2

11 Sanpa Mirazanagar 174 " 12 Sanpa Raypur 59

13 Ganipur 4 10 256 4

14 Mahadebpur 97 " 24 Chak Kindua 42 " 25 Chik Jot Sibrampur 4 82 " BEHALA P.S.

J.L. 1 Gopalpur 17 25 673 5 .. 20 Hanspukuria 6 S4 105

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females - 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

11 3 3 582 1,019

3 40 33 24 8 1,131 1,581

3 60 23 21 1 1,431 2,199

62 40 13 1 12 8 1 158 256

1 312 621

33 13 - 1 6 2 3 255 428

553 54 2,996 90 1,325 33 2,669 452 28,307 41,148

10 123 78 91 10 1,559 2,206

22 87 2 44 55 3 1,312 1,994

1 31 11 17 756 1,191

1 1 86 153 3 97 12 1498 2,483

2 56 1 23 3 1 339 497

2 27 73 21 2 913 1,130 2 9 4 424 567

40 46 1 22 1 999 1,528

3 14 6 17 410 579 7 20 2 .. , 259 310 'I

1 12 1 22 13 530 727

25 217 3 372 76 4 3,384 4,569 5 12 7 .. , 79 368 662 106

TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Stand lTd Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total" population Scbeduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less populati()n)

------~-- Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Concld. .. 21 Joka 1.23 417 476 2,859 1,523 1,336 919 865

.. 22 Kalua 2.97 380 499 2,995 1,467 1,528 617 581 .. 23 Purba Barisha 4.97 128 130 638 330 308 160 152

.. 24 Chak Thakurani 0.67 168 168 842 406 436 201 213 25 Haridebpur 1.59 to .59 59 299 161 138 ... ; 27 Ramkantapur 0.46 47 47 " 257 134 123 78 58 28 Krishnanagar 0.64 191 191 .. 959 486 473 245 229 29 Jiadargot 0.48 170 170 853 .. 455 398 43 38 .. 30 Chak Ramnagar 0.67 140 140 702 345 357 31 Ram Chandrapur 1.32 461 476 .. 2,860 1,487 1,373 341 319 32 Gopalnagar 0.77 94 94 474 .. 225 249 171 196 33 Sajnaberia 0.52 130 133 669 348 .. 321 82 91 34 Ramjibanpur 1.03 110 117 584 294 .. 290 219 226 35 Magurkhali 0.54 112 112 560 283 .. 277 67 43 Total Rural Groups 32.31 8,945 9,578 55,877 29,627 26,250 13,033 11,067

HOWRAH SUB UNITS VI DOMEJUR P.S.

J.L.27 Birpara Noapara 2.40 915 915 5,102 2,650 2,452 1,176 1,140

29 Prasastha 1.12 492 492 1,439 747 692 278 242

,. 30 Ankurhati 2.18 462 474 2,990 1,551 1,439 403 354 50 Kantlia .. 146 404 404 2,575 1,360 1,215 64 69 52 Sala.p 1.14 " 523. 534 2,981 1,582 1,399 431 355 53 Tentulkuli " 1.58 386 419 2,675 1,382 1,293 1,271 1,209 .. 54 Pakuria 1.53 249 256 1.773 942 831 367 324 107

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

926 802 704 35 54 2 258 9

4 2 911 402 476 38 11 1 97

170 103 150 20 12 80

167 90 204 21 18 1 159 7

90 52 59 7 3 22

39 14 50 3 36 312 169 165 9 6 101 3 167 107 189 15 45 1 55 150 119 161 4 11 97 1 48 35 622 444 642 40 73- 365 3 52 22 115 5 31 71 4 148 77 149 1 1 108 1 69 29 132 6 27 2 88 2 10 33 149 2 25 1 108 1

97 167 15,091 8,416 12,277 403 922 15 3,908 104

1,016 429 1,271 48 127 5 147 1 355 187 332 24 95

869 354 667 2 3 164 2

807 379 664 2 13 197 556 213 723 137 240

754 361 604 5 140 2 235 2

577 252 464 13 125 3 42 108

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock. Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing. Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing. Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------_--- Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Housebold Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males, Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANA';;-Contd. " 21 Joka 1 1 20 1 154 4 .. 22 Kalua 1 98 2 ,. 23 Purba Barisha 5 2 10 8 .. 24 Chak Thakurani 1 11 2 25 Haridebpur 1 13 " 27 Ramkantapur " 4

,I 28 Rrishnanagar 5 9 .. 29 Jiadargot 22 .. 30 Chak Ramnagar 1 20 .. 31 RamchandrapU'r 3 2 67 14 .. 32 Gopalnagar 9 .. 33 Sajnaberia 21 .. 34 Ramjibanpur 3 35 Magurkhali " 3 Total Rural Groups 39 2 1,127 31 3,238 50

HOWRAH SUB UNIT VI DOMEJUR P.S.

J.L.27 Birpara Noapara 3 1 250 17 356 7 29 Prasastha I. 69 66 30 Ankurhati .. 423 57 50 Kantlia 19 .. 67 245 ., 52 SaJap 2 61 205 53 Tentulkuli " 3 192 54 Pakuria 5 .. 255 109

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_ ------Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Fema!es Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 .76 37 38

8 35 2 36 1 137 16 819 1,301

4 61 4 127 76 31 991 1,490

5 16 4 6 16 6 180 288

1 3 6 5 6 5 202 415

1 6 2 5 8 4 102 131

1 2 4 84 123

1 13 10 20 6 321 464

15 4 9 42 10 266 383

5 16 11 2 184 353 6 30 8 37 59 15 845 1,333

4 110 244 9 8 2 199 320 6 2 2 6 162 284 7 6 134 275 99 2 914 41 1,134 5 894 155 17,350 25,847

144 1 146 13 23 75 3 1,379 2,404

1 40 16 21 415 692

8 11 •••1 884 1,437

3 71 12 36 696 1,213 1 58 10 9. 859 1,399

17 16 778 1,288

21 10 4 11 478 818 110 TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Stale/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds house less population)

Persons------Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOWRAH LILUAH P.S.

J.L. I Baigachhi'l' 2.01 221 221 1,325 669 656 43 37

4 Eksara* 0.75 306 306 1,902 1,029 873 265 222

5 Chamrails* 3.52 504 504 3,164 1,679 1,485 123 100 " 6 KbaJia* 1.02 281 281 1,911 974 937 768 747 " .. 7 Kona* 2.05 696 696 4,504 2,483 2,021 958 839 13 Jaypur Bil* 2.66 609 609 3,858 2,042 1,816 1,277 " 1,112

HOOGHLY CHANDITALA P.S.

J.L. 93 Dankuni 2.32 700 706 4,221 2,119 2,102 556 523

94 Chakundi 0.79 220 220 1,397 693 704 45 43 " 95 Satghara 0.68 51 51 341 187 154 26 14 " 96 Kharial 1.23 220 225 1,576 800 776 246 246 " 97 Kusaigachhi 1.07 8 15 101 75 26

98 Monoharpur 2.14 647 923 5,214 2,729 2,485 259 261 " 102 Mrigala 3.98 1,153 1,160 6,233 3,442 2,791 582 481 "

UTTARPARA P.S.

J.L. I Naoapara 1.66 176 176 1,141 607 534 22 9 140 • .. 2 Basai 2.68 168 168 1,136 572 564 133 3 Basipota 0.55 45 50 341 166 175 166 175 " 4 Kanaipur 1.60 707 707 3,916 2,033 1,883 317 309 " 8 Kotrang 3.70 1,151 1,182 4,910 3,127 1,783 63 15

*The village was in Bally P. S. in 1961. 111

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

319 149 258 58 48

498 270 542 3 6 48

925 480 729 15 73 3 72 2

439 192 461 133 218 22 1 1,194 611 970 24 125 1 145 3

916 387 825 2 69 305

649 204 1,083 4 139 1 689 141 30 222 1 133 1 74 5 1 111 52 71 1 18 21 444 217 333 6 110 107 22 2 48 41 1,697 1,172 1,243 73 21 164 2 1,948 951 1,559 41 56 243 2

362 215 223 17 31 1 64 242 138 206 11 58 1 44 68 19 87 53 24 1,396 937 711 20 35 2 101 2,351 1,118 1,999 45 3 3 112

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, ------_---- Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------' Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOWRAH- LILUAH P.S. Concld. J.L. 1 Baigachhi* 1 3 107

4 Eksara* 4 25 382 2 " 5 Chamrails* 4 1 8 2 371 3 " 6 Khalia* 43 " 7 Kona* 4 9 366 4 " 13 Jaypur Bill 3 299 1 "

HOOGHLY CHANDITALA P.S.

J.L. 93 Dankuni 1 61 63

94 Chakundi 6

95 Satghara 16 " 96 Kharial 3 2 45 " 97 Kusaigachhi 5 " 98 Monoharpur 10 50 295 2 " 192 Mrigala 1 46 8 377 1 "

UTTARPARA P.S.

J.L. 1 Naoapora 51

2 Basai 2 31 " 3 Basipota 8

4 Kanaipur 47 1 26 145 ~2 " 8 Kotrang 1,911 17 "

* The vmage was in Bally P. T. in 1961. 113

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females .Males Females Males Females Males Fem'lles Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

27 5 9 411 656

1 46 7 23 1 487 870

2 134 16 48 5 950 1,470

60 3 4 513 937

7 155 2 63 4 96 10 1,513 1,997

3 104 20 22 1 1,217 1,814

54 1 53 6 17 1,036 2,098

2 6 1 471 703

2 4 9 1 116 153

2 43 6 12 9 467 770 1 27 25

91 220 9 152 240 57 1,486 2,412

218 151 191 2 276 27 1,883 2,750

11 28 38 14 384 517

15 26 29 10 366 553

2 79 175

18 1 74 121 1 143 12 1,322 1,863

5 3 77 25 1,128 1,738 114

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total popu/ation Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional ahd Castes Houses holds houseles5 population) ------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOOGHLY -Contd.

J.L.9 Bhadrakali 2,62 491 492 2,199 1,300 899 62 15 10 Raghunathpur 1.50 " 621 769 4,552 2,417 2,135 1,668 1,566 12 Uttarpara 1.81 197 " 267 1,137 642 495 19 7 Total Rural Groups 51.75 12,603 13,222 74,614 39,999 34,615 11,595 10,547

SUB UNIT VII MOGRA P.S.

J.L. 29 Refaitpur 0.17 408 459 2,186 1,185 1,001 453 380 .. *30 Jatrasudi 31 Banpara " 0.11 52 62 260 137 123 32 Gaharpur " 1.49 145 172 1,056 540 516 458 424 33 Uttar Hazipur " 0.36 85 85 379 185 194 32 30 34 Benipur " 1.50 262 262 1,232 700 532 44 29 38 Sankhanagar 0.73 421 423 1,900 1,031 " 869 125 111 ,. 40 Amodghata 1.24 586 618 3,867 2,173 1,694 249 214 41 Gajaghanta 0.90 " 139 139 778 411 367 61 56 42 Minajpur 0.39 " 68 68 416 225 191 40 35 43 Alikboza 322 " 1.19 322 2,063 1,120 943 219 205 .. 44 Dingalhat 1.32 190 204 1,237 667 570 25 26 ,. 45 Saptagram 0.51 166 169 1,068 595 473 206 135 .. 46 Dakshin Hazipur 0.38 8 8 43 24 19 47 Chbota Khejuria 0.80 122 122 " 548 314 234 52 38 48 Tegharia 0.44 88 " 88 524 273 251 59 50 49 Bara Khejuria 0.66 168 168 672 " 399 273 68 20 .. 50 Trisbigha 0.50 316 318 1,045 589 456 104 82

* J.t.. No. 30 Jatrasudi is merged with the village Gaharpur J.L. No. 32. Vide notification No. 8346jL R.EF dated 1st June, 1961. But advertise the in A-V. Standard Urban Area Table separate figures of these two villages are shown. Now in P.C.A. amalgamated figures are being shown against village Gaharpur J.L. NO. 32. 115 URBAN AREAS Dn:i ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 j4 15 16 17 18 19 20

820 467 653 19 21 16 10 8 1,002 452 1,204 52 168 393 2 8 7 454 251 338 17 45 17 20,932 10,489 18,490 422 1,879 24 3,937 18

66 57 689 325 494 20 1 99 3

70 33 81 S 3 91 49 229 12 104 61 6 31 30 132 90 71 4 328 161 313 5 16 101 2 7 54 470 234 459 59 12 1 95 5 1,198 667 1,032 33 146 202 3 204 99 168 4 23 -37 16 8 4 1 125 92 114 4 117 29 1 118 20 74 75 459 240 603 79 28 70 57 265 199 252 35 7 161 49 235 11 30 2 88 6 7 10 6 23 3 77 18 37 34 52 18 152 23 2 70 20 3 1 75 40 105 5 8 25 4 6 7 219 77 235 11 27 37 10 28 34 370 150 235 116

TABt.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and LivestoCk, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOOGHLY -Contd.

J.L.9 BhadrakaIi 20 1 10 358 7 10 Raghunathpur " 14 391 1 12 Uttarpara 14 " 123 6 Total Rural Groups 144 2 3 1,127 27 6,769 5S

SUB UNIT VII

MOGRA P.S.

J.L. 29 Refaitpur 18 3 16 't.' 252 1 " *30 Jatrasudi 31 Banpara 16 16 " 32 Gaharpur 1 2 28 " 33 Uttar Hazipur 70 " 4 34 Benipur 156 2 " 38 Sankhanagar 3 243 50 " 40 Amodghata 16 3 20 154 3 " 41 Gajaghanta 2 35 42 Minajpur 2 32 2 " 43 Alikhoza 3 9 238 92 44 Dingalhat 16 3 22 42 " 11 35 ." 45 Saptagrah 13 46 Dakshin Hazipur 2 " 47 Chhota Khejuria 2 1 1 32 2 " 48 Tegharia 1 29 " 49 Bara Khejuria 2 1 158 1 " 50 Trisbigha 8 3 99

J.L. No. 30 Jatrasudi is merged with the village Gaharpur J.L. No. 32. Vide notification No•. 8346/L REF dated 1st JJ!ne. 1961. * But advartise the in A-V. Standard Urban Area Table separate figures of these two Villages are shown. No.w III p.e.A. amalgamated figures are being shown against village Gaharpur J.L. No. 32. 117

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males _ Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

12 68 28 120 11 647 880

1 108 41 77 52 8 1,213 2,083

7 75 2 49 70 9 304 478 570 4 1,718 88 880 8 1,463 196 21,509 34,193

49 2 12 44 14 691 981

2 16 13 15 5 56 118 5 12 2 8 8 4 311 504 1 114 190 8 3 7 22 387 527 9 53 2 15 29 1 572 810 20 244 70 157 26 1,141 1,661 2 34 7 28 3 243 363 2 34 8 12 1 111 187 2 59 99 1 46 3 517 826 4 48 5 29 4 415 535 5 2 26 4 23 1 360 462 1 14 19 18 6 13 1 162 211 3 3 168 228 11 13 8 9 164 268 2 19 14 1 ·26 354 445 118

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District fl.)tandard Urban Area Area in Occupied NO. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOOGHLY - Contd. J.L. 51 Namajgar 0.83 127 143 916 440 476 20 19

52 Chak Bansbaria 1.55 1,018 1,020 3,903 2,293 1,610 451 334

53 Bansbaria 2.75 49 49 249 144 105 76 61 " CHINSURAH P. S.

J.L. 1 Krishnapur- Chandanpur 1.55 150 173 939 502 437 78 42 .. 2Iswarbaha 0.56 168 168 780 401 379 •• 3 Debanandapur 1.40 203 203 1.187 618 569 106 109 .. 4 Manushpur 1.67 165 250 1,367 734 633 10 16 5 Karidanga 0.48 94 94 516 272 244 " 19 15 .. 6 Naldanga 1.84 1,460 1,515. 7,279 4,076 3,203 361 256 7 Keota 3.79 1,306 1,518 5.747 3,281 2,466 " 362 237 .. 11 Narayanpur 0.53 259 276 1,539 782 '757 70 78 12 Kodalia 0.69 183 183 926 " 489 437 28 29 13 Kanagar 0.75 148 148 728 It 380 348 140 171

., 14 Akna 0.70 71 71 267 139 128 21 13 15 Benabharui 1.51 171 176 658 " 339 319 19 13 16 Simla 3.70 833 837 3,209 " 1,684 1,525 329 314 17 Dharmapur 0.93 " 56 86 348 223 125 45 26 18 Kulihanda 2.46 766 769 " 3,415 1,769 1,646 963 888 " 7/22 Khamarpara 1.87 658 672 2,610 1,340 1,270 25 23 POLBA P. S.

J.L. 148 Hosenbad 1.00 67 67 584 337 247 28 3 149 Dhuliara ,3.49 " 189 189 1,128 615 513 114 102 150 Jhanpa 0.74 " 31 37 191 97 94 119

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers ------~------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 17 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20

3 85 18 17 177 119 149 1 '76 120 88 449 707 1,346 271 59 88 35 28 7 98 14 14

220 249 42 46 127 42 37 45 248 214 141 122 54 214 263 12 65 128 5 43 33 298 326 14 23 39 8 5 3 500 246 99 3 22 21 2 2 154 121 2,092 153 65 3 137 25 13 3 2,283 1,243 420 1,522 61 26 4 10 7 1,319 30 532 371 183 7 6 233 151 139 4 189 14 18 1 57 9 11 7 190 80 38 65 34 27 17 21 73 171 1 100 1 67 19 2 138 82 781 118 101 3 107 52 110 95 1,046 699 151 7 3 17 3 17 6 136 68 835 26 37 428 3 1 2 894 421 55 679 440 650 90 40 2 110

49 33 180 42 12 3 16 103 82 29 297 83 108 1 186 203 168 78 29 46 17 28 41 39 32 120

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------_ III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Serv:cing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ---_._------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Indus~ry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOOGHLY-Contd. J.L. 51 Namajgar 4 1 6 1

52 Chak Bansbaria 6 33 1 883 " 4 53 Bansbaria 10 " CHINSURAH P. S.

J.L. 1 Krishnapur- Chandanpur 6'8

2 Iswarbaha 1 48 " 3 Debanandapur 1 " 4 Manushpur 2 2 " 36 5 Karidanga 5 " 8 6 Naldanga 34 15 44 7 217 4

7 Keota 44 63 19 445 6

11 Narayanpur 2 17 2 14

12 Kodalia 3 20

13 Kanagar 1 22 " 1 14 Akna 1 " 15 Benabharui " 3 16 Simla 122 25 6 " 85 1 17 Dharmapur 3 " 11 2 18 Kulihanda 4 1 5 97 14

,.7/22 Khamarpara 10 3 20 8 140 5 POLBA P. S.

J.L. 148 Hosenbad 9 78 41 159 Dhuilara 2 .. 150 Jhanpa 121

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ----_.------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

20 13 20 291 473 4 82 4 23 6 44 2 947 1,534 46 91

3 5 253 395

6 3 6 4 279 379

19 9 10 31 7 355 557 22 162 4 40 2 408 619

10 9 24 3 173 241

16 583 29 798 6 198 63 1,984 3,050 32 1 133 6 692 20 87 5 1,759 2,405 4 15 55 3 45 2 599 750

18 40 52 4 350 433 21 2 3 65 2 191 334 2 1 74 128 1 168 318 1 143 2S 10 79 4 94 40 903 1,407 10 13 55 39 4 72 118 32 112 41 1 77 7 934 1,620 15 105 7 180 2 30 8 690 1,180

27 1 5 157 205 1 318 430

1 51 94 122

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds' house less popu:ation)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOOGHLY-Contd. J.L. 151 Tarabihari 0.90 38 43 337 181 156 20 16

152 Barakpur Noapara 0.61 37 40 356 190 166 " 153 Kalora 1.50 138 138 682 358 324 6 6 " 154 Panchrakhi 1.11 66 68 477 228 249

155 Nandipur 0.49 10 10 52 21 31 21 31

156 Rajhat 3.03 293 293 1,531 783 748 32 33 " 157 Baral Malimpur 0.61 78 91 526 278 248 ...- " 175 Puroshottampur 1.32 66 68 396 223 173 113 85 " 176 Amarpur 1.26 75 83 512 277 235 12 7 " 177 Jagannathpati 0.72 70 98 481 253 228 29 28 " 178 Maheshpur 1.76 94 95 560 288 272 71 69 " 179 Kamdebpur 2.00 145 145 1,011 528 483 42 31 " 180 Sugandha 1.27 80 97 1,372 732 640 35 20 " 190 Eringa 1.18 90 90 600 321 279 91 77 " 191 Jarura 1.82 92 92 1,341 695 646 58 48 " 192 Bhushnara 1.34 21 22 213 109 104 " 193 Amdabad 1.04 50 50 378 177 201 6 2 " 194 Sankarbati .1.18 123 123 858 427 431 2 2 " Total Rural Groups 70.62 13,284 13,977 69,443 37,592 31,851 5,998 5,039

SUB UNIT VIII KALYANI P.S. J.L. 51 Muratipur* 3.06 279 280 1,335 713 622 536 456

52 Birpara* 2.76 88 88 1,308 691 617 659 590 " .. 53 Char Jadubati* 0.98 104 104 498 237 261

"'The village was in Chakdah P.S. in 1961. 123

URBAN AREAS DIX! ABSTRACT

Workers J II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

32 32 94 67 82 5 25 26 2 126 84 80 65 5

200 124 149 5 53 81 5

44 47 99 83 109 11 58 42 10

4 9 2 8 1 2 340 36 113 2 135 29 6 7 435 263 39 98 44 33 119 61 145 58 45 14 8 84 37 103 138 12 58 45 9 33 20 178 118 156 42 53 41 11 26 39 108 73 10 12 162 92 126 15 51 3 48 11 83 58 265 172 208 12 98 2 92 9

25 19 388 293 317 36 111 9 64 3 9 12 145 87 154 26 69 70 24 62 59 53 299 158 293 31 204 27 33 18 44 35 ... 7 1 82 44 86 6 62 2 19 4 236 139 165 4 128 16 17,445 1,385 2,403 33 4,091 1,416 ,272 17,755 10,308 634

411 4 402 3 6 10 176 90 7 1 364 133 329 2 167 1 69 1

35 3 127 55 19 107 54 124

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMA~Y CENSUS

Workers ------~------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manuf.tcturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 HOOGHLY-Colltd. J.L. 151 Tarabibari 2 1

152 Barakpur Noapara 6 " 153 Kalora 154 Pancbrakhi 2 " 155 Nandipur " 156 Rajbat 3 8 5 " 157 Baral Malimpur 2 " 175 Purosbottampur " ,. 176 Amarpur 10 2 177 Jag:lDnathpati 3 52 27

178 Maheshpur 3 6 " 179 Kamdebpur ... i

180 Sugandha 3 46 16 " 190 Eringa 3 4 191 larura 1 1 10 192 Bhushnara " 193 Amdabad " 3 194 Sankarbati 3 " 4 Total Rural Groups 357 25 11 324 4S 3,963 2.79 SUB UNIT VIII

KALYANI P.S.

J.L. 51 Muratipur* ...... i. •• 52 Birpara* " 15 57 Char ladubati " 53

*The village was in Chakdah P.S. in 1961. 125

URBAN· AREAS· DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_--- Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

6 8 15 2 99 151 4 110 166 6 7 209 319

2 5 1 119 238 12 29 13 10 53 5 443 712 2 3 1 133 248 120 173 2 9 14 1 139 223

1 5 4 97 186 7 5 6 1 162 257

6 11 1 320 471 30 21 42 7 415 604

4 1 3 2 167 253

10 5 4 402 615

2 65 103 2 91 195 4 2 8 4 262 427 233 14 1,970 62 2,583 45 1,510 248 20,147 30,466

... 302 618 2 11 2 6 362 615

1 110 206 126

TABLE A·V STANDARD APFEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons------Males Females Males Females --- I 2 3 4 5 6 7 g 9 10

HOOGHLY-Concld. ].L. 54 Majher Char* 2.06 220 225 1,176 624 552 589 521

55 Char Nandanbati* 0.22 5 5 100 53 47 24 " 56 Char Kanchrapara 1.30 54 54 324 172 152 70 51 " 57 Kanchrapara* 1.39 137 142 701 380 321 58 54 " 60 Krishnadebbati* 1.43 213 " 213 925 452 473 l('il 193 63 Dakshin Ghoshpara* 0.65 Uninhabited " 69 Dakshin Bhabanipur* 2.73 199 205 1,013 470 543 165 164 " .. 72 Santrapara* 0.28 76 76 442 226 216 3 4 75 Gopalpur* 1.25 126 470 167 87 " 127 1,428 958 76 Uttarpara* 2.00 155 173 1,053 409 145 " 644 89 78 Chandmari* 51 34 " 3.62 275 275 1,684 889 795 79 Joydebbati* 35 24 " 0.92 50 50 292 188 104 80 Saguna* 1,065 1,159 6,228 3,249 2,979 1,819 1,774 " 5.06 81 Krishnapur* 0.74 62 62 409 204 205 31 38 " 82 Raghunathpur* 0.90 19 19 102 50 52 1 " 83 Kulia* 3.86 17 38 125 86 39 7 3 " 86 Kanpur* 2.49 9 9 45 23 22 " 87 Gayespur* 2.75 173 173 1,002 530 472 " 88 Dogachhia* 2.67 104 108 653 326 327 68 60 " TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS

BIJPUR P.S. J.L.4 ]ayanpur 0.43 181 181 907 459 448 25 25 25 39 5 Palladaba 1.77 164 171 1,105 562 543 " 40 33 9 Balibhata 1.82 224 246 1,615 831 784 " 10 Rampur 0.47 72 72 530 284 246 "

*The village was in Chakdah P.S. in 1961. 121

URBAN AREAS D1~ ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

100 27 338 17 1 250 14 46 53 47 64 55 84 17 4 239 165 168 8 9 17

20 14 284 164 185 17 7 36 5 Uninhabited

291 317 231 151 9 14 10 82 31 119 42 1 66 5 2 667 210 210 8 380 146 337 53 365 119 460 11 281 2 123 4 137 46 130 4 6 3 1,806 939 1,575 72 431 28 377 11 74 69 54 26 96 19 64 12 2 24 2 20 23 5 64 8 14 9 4 7 12 2 7 119 113 252 93 270 2 180 68 2 9 20 63 21 143 3 50 48 1

341 251 195 3 8

241 132 264 6 77 2 70 2

8 3 590 391 305 25 21 3 19 5 203 121 114 2 14 ns

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY 'CENSUS

Workers --~------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Maoufac'uring, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males .Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 'HOOGHLY - Caneld. J.L. 54 Majher Char* 20 3 12 2 S5 Char Nandanbatj* " 53 47 56 . Char Kanchrapara 7 " 1 28 57 Kanchrapara* 8 " 8 60 4 60 Krishnadebbati* 19 2 2 46 63 Dakshin Ghoshpara* Uninhabitated " 69 Dakshin Bhabanipur* " 9 72 Santrapara* '" 3 75 Gopalpur* 4 2 9 76 Uttarpara* 3 .. 11 2 78 Chandmari* " 5 2 12 1 79 J aydebbati* .. 8 80 Saguna* 15 3 " 65 3 256 11 81 Krishnapur* " 7 82 Raghunathpur* 2 83 Kulia* 55 8 " 2 86 Kanpur* 2 " 1 87 Gayespur* 7 " 2 88 Dogachhia* 22 " 5 TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS

BIJPUR P.S.

J.L. 4 Jayanpur 3 1 29 5 Palladaha 10 2 33 9 Balibhara " 2 2 138 2 10 Rampur " 78

*The villase was in Chakdah P.S. in 1961. 129

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

5 29 3 15 286 535

10 10 7 88 152 23 13 29 2 212 313

4 26 2 14 31 7 267 456 Uninhabited

15 7 5 186 151 239 392

1 7 107 215 2 8 78 107 7 748 462 2 8 8 305 51 307 356 7 2 4 28 429 784 111 4 58 100 31 143 2 47 210 13 1,674 2,907 1 4 108 205 26 52 5 2 22 31 11 21 "3 6 4 260 470 5 2 11 183 324

13 42 49 47 264 448

13 14 20 25 1 298 537 2 21 18 82 15 526 759 3 8 11 2 170 244 130

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/D istrict Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FODR PARGANAS--Concld.

J.L. 11 Malancha 1.14 113 113 804 432 372 119 110

" 12 Bisweswarbati 0.42 24 26 189 100 89 16 11 13 Jadunathbati 0.43 " 242 244 1,156 608 548 174 155 " 15 Nanna 0.44 220 220 1,423 741 682 73 63 .. 16 Jetia 1.97 400 421 2,666 1,376 1,290 :Ill 105 " 17 Chakla 0.75 413 493 2,961 1,670 1,291 173 148 " 18 Chindua 3.28 279 280 1,662 883 779 179 182 " 20 Srotribati 0.49 160 162 1,016 551 465 196 156

NAIHATI P. S.

J.L. 6 Dogachhia 2.20 345 - 526 2,228 1,125 1,103 173 184 9 Mamudpur 6.98 877 " 964 4,988 2,565 2,423 1,187 1,070 10 Rajendrapur 1.81 " 193 193 1,500 758 742 164 174 Total Rural GroDp! 67.52 7,337 7,897 45,593 24,110 21,483 7,220 6,621

SUB UNIT IX

HOOGHLY SINGURP.S.

J.L. 29 Noapara 3.22 295 295 1,796 941 855 276 243 BHADRESWAR P. S.

J.L. 1 Khalishani 2.35 1,092 1,160 6,428 3,423 3,005 139 141

2 Belkuli 1.47 171 231 1,164 628 536 102 93

3 Nabagram 1.68 159 159 1,166 614 552 80 74

4 Bejra 1.30 133 133 1,162 697 " 465 5 Swetpur 245 31 " 0.86 163 185 537 292 29 .. 6 Garzi 2.94 218 218 1,486 774 712 228 241 7 Madhabpur 0.44 34 34 213 106 107 5 .. 8 Altara 1.33 ~S8 158 995 542 453 139 86 131

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

277 158 187 5 42 72 55 42 1 3 5 466 356 237 9 8 30 508 385 292 16 15 35 1,074 790 508 27 9 40 6 1 1,086 515 799 8 7 23 518 286 337 1 40 78

1 365 221 235 19 5 1

663 402 443 13 95 79 1

95 118 1,179 630 1,090 46 265 1 390 19 314 282 358 101 129 366 368 13,341 7,574 10,772 638 2,289 41 2,238

19 18 474 233 431 47 172 8 181 39

2,031 1,367 1,613 147 121 132 12

14 11 322 121 302 39 46 130

1 ~ .. 383 126 280 12 83 5' 79 3 394 158 305 4 129 122 1

6 99 48 159 22 44 40 2 9 5 416 258 344 15 145 169 15 4 44 36 52 20 27

5 210 142 2~2 72 86 132

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and- Repairs & Plantations, ------.------Orchards and (;:t) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry <. hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males 'Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Concld.

J .L. 11 Malancha 4 ... 85

,. 12 Bisweswarbati 2 24 13 Jadunathbati 3 1 " 45 15 Nanna 10 15 64 " 2 16 Jetia 11 7 1~2 17 Chakla 19 11 1 " 362 1 18 Chindua 5 " 69 20 Srotribati 7 " 67 NAIHATI P. S.

J.L. 6 Dogachhia 18 11 86 3 9 Mamudpur 5 41 8 " 204 4 10 Rajendrapur 4 " 85 1 Total Rural Groups lS6 17 1 200 17 2,105 82

SUB UNIT IX

HOOGHLY SINGURP. S. J.L. 29 Noapara 4 19 12 BHADRESWAR P.S.

J.L. 1 Khalishani 23 2 65 2 237 14 2 Belkuli 6 " 77 39 .. 3 Nabagram 3 13 2 37 4 Bejra " 3 4 8 5 Swetpur " 5 55 20 .. 6 Garzi 2 5 7 Madhabpur " 8 Altara " 45 133

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females ~ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 14 12 24 245 372

3 1 4 1 58 88 3 46 62 2 40 6 371 539 39 53 60 14 449 666

14 67 3 122 86 18 868 1,263 156 29 2 93 99 3 871 1,283 8 99 38 1 546 778 35 2 57 9 1 54 16 316 446

63 11 80 7 682 1,090 81 2 20 1 16 68 11 1,475 2,377 19 8 12 400 741 163 5 836 15 889 3 1,795 332 13,338 20,845

16 4 23 510 808

21 454 5 270 288 111 1,810 2,858 2 30 5 6 326 497 6 17 20 22 2 334 540 3 3 33 392 461

11 \ ... 4 133 223 3 3 17 430 697 5 54 107 5 23 310 452 134 TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District tfltandard Urban Area Area in Occupied rilo. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOOGHLY-Caneld. J.L. 12 Bhadreswar Included in Urban Area

13 Dhitara 4.10 406 427 2,411 1,251 1,160 283 300 " 14 Bighati 5.22 448 514 3,172 1,672 1,500 " 199 212 18 Gaurangapur 0.93 191 191 1,216 640 576 147 132 " 19 Digra-Mallickhati 2.51 330 330 2,076 1,089 987 50 41 " 20 Khurigachhi 1.43 472 573 2,865 1,718 1,147 " 529 379 SERAMPORB P.S.

J.L. 7 Piarapur 7.71 276 302 1,975 1,002 973 830 775

11 BeJu-Milki 8.12 855 857 3,577 1,858 1,719 975 856

16 Ghoramara 1.44 142 142 " 818 448 370 74 84 17 Pandit Satghora 2.09 224 226 1,235 " 659 576 91 76 18 Simla 2.48 353 358 1,525 788 737 426 391

19 Dakshin Rajyadharpur 3.98 1,021 1,029 4,006 " 2,104 1,902 297 288 20 Madpur 3.41 105 106 350 176 " 174 168 168 21 Bangihati 5.04 467 467 1,353 " 699 654 179 184

23 Bhadua 2.45 224 224 976 542 434 50 42

24 Mirpur 2.70 242 247 979 " 513 466 13 7 25 Bamunari 5.41 556 559 2,286 " 1,226 1,060 181 153 26 Jagannathpur 2.63 250 255 " 995 528 467 8 5 27 Rishra " 15.92 575 579 2,444 1,244 1,200 lIt 83

Total Rural Groups 93.16 9,560 9,959 49,206 26,174 23,032 5,611 5,083 135

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural PersQns (I-IX) Labourers

'------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Included in Urban Area

560 36 26 548 328 53 52 147 3

53 32 826 403 836 63 394 12 199 8

225 90 299 5 26 1 217 3 754 27 28 511 467 14 103 86 2

35 12 664 199 903 59 58 2 129 10

2 4 299 105 450 3 172 121 2

533 179 790 5 218 1 386

1 226 126 212 6 28 2 9 1

465 240 229 4 17 24

1 458 243 339 15 47 2 64 9

7 4 1,356 948 794 56 42 85 5 54 8 105 1 76 4 1 264 156 285 27 62 2 62 12 187 58 208 3 76 2 105 1

136 40 264 11 64 11 162

429 167 568 6 242 2 175 1 264 95 230 5 41 115 1 765 462 507 32 51 1 77 9 :120 143 12,816 6,847 11,764 655 1,601 52 3,133 141 136

TABl,E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------<------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, _------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOOGHLY-Concld. J.L.12 Bhadrewar Included in Urban Area

13 Dhitara 12 13 152 2 " 14 Bighati 11 3 100 33 " 18 Gaurangapur 6 1 18

.. 19 Digra-Mallickhati 20 84 20 Khurigachhi 420 6 " 47 SERAMPORE P. S.

J.L. 7 Piarapur 6 7 87

11 Belu-Milki .. 2 5 81

.. 16 Ghoraamara 130

17 Pandit Satghara 7 " 2 120 2 18 Simla 12 " 2 95 2 19 Dakshin Rajyadharpur 6 " 55 3 239 4 20 Madpur 15 21 Bangihati " 6 2 1 2 102

23 Bhadua " 2 9

24 Mirpur " 20

25 Bamunari 2 72 1

26 Jagnnathpur .. 31

27 Rishra 4 .. 1 199 8

Total Rural Groups 154 4 3 218 9 2,450 132 137

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Included in Urban Area

9 1 76 41 28 71 42 691 1,107

13 51 6 6 59 4 836 1,437

5 27 341 571

3 76 2 29 66 10 622 973 145 33 30 3 71 8 815 1,088

2 27 13 15 552 970 36 32 23 7 3 1,068 1,714 10 1 5 29 2 236 364

4 36 1 430 572 2 17 20 2 77 449 722 1 21 7 61 1 152 35 1,310 1,846 5 149 2 8 71 173

5 14 14 6 414 627 4 18 2 4 334 431 1 9 9 249 455 5 4 31 658 1,054 5 24 2 17

6 1 35 4 298 462

50 13 737 1,168 8 76 1 41 1,165 243 14,410 27.,377 126 1 1,199 34 70s ~8 138

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Are:! Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT X

JAGATDAL P.S.

J.L. 8 Abhirampur 0.66 60 60 384 209 175 34 25 9 Keutia 6.15 387 387 2,546 " 1,343 1,203 221 186 10 Mondalpara 0-88 287 290 " 1,681 870 811 ,. 11 Sthirpara 2.11 444 444 2,285 1,237 1,048 313 262 .. 15 Chak Mulajar 0.85 16 16 91 52 39 17 Bidyadharpur 2.75 666 670 .. 3,453 1,785 1,668 330 308 19 Gar Sh),amnagar 1.08 711 711 3,812 " 2,046 1,766 259 218 20 Kaugachhi 1.83 530 530 3,780 1,826 " 1,954 67 97 22 Raquta 1.79 677 806 3,471 " 1,783 1,688 663 376 23 BasudebpurJ 4.19 286 286 1,978 1,034 944 241 222 24 Hansia 2.36 248 253 2,360 1,215 .. 1,145 753 690 25 Paltapara 1.71 248 248 1,433 754 .. 679 39 40 26 Mathurapur 1.07 130 134 1,307 695 .. 612 192 152 .. 27 Kayrapur 0.38 80 80 581 293 288 .. TITAGARH P. S .

J.L. 1 Babanpur 1.43 467 467 2,845 1,476 1,369 579 524 6 Chak Kanthalia 0.71 132 132 802 412 390

7 Bara Kanthalia 1.20 208 208 1,544 883 661 136 116 8 Mohanpur " 1.45 227 308 2,012 1,007 1,005 297 302 9 Jafarpur " 1.98 495 496 3,741 1,996 1,745 12 14 " 10 Telinipara 7.81 756 756 4,559 2,424 2,135 16 15 .. 11 Chhota Kanthalia 1.06 200 200 1,242 639 603 l39

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

72 21 87 2 35 2 28

35 16 511 239 654 12 316 152 653 522 276 14 33

153 125 474 230 583 67 60 79 2 25 7 17 10 1 789 449 522 9 55 1 250 2 1,165 605 741 26 199 9

143 109 1,164 949 598 87 67 9 895 394 725 82 6 126 1

573 298 430 6 217 127 1

3 5 440 205 456 13 164 7 111 277 124 285 3 8 186 254 103 283 4 134 64 1 177 95 99 54 7

38 37 575 296 505 20 11 236 8 223 97 167 1 73

,416 181 342 21 38 1 86 2

30 32 499 532 451 32 50 154 66 50 1,451 973 739 29 15 3 34 115 116 643 176 1,173 8 406 4 576 4

244 141 248 3 43 89 140 TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban AI:ea and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Uruts Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT X JAGATDAL P. S.

J.L. 8 Abhirampur 12 .. 9 Keutia 147 10 10 MondaJpara 1 94 1

11 Sthirpara 9 3 337 55 " 15 Chak Mulajar 5 " 17 Bidyadharpur 4 132 " 19 Gar Shyamnagar 2 350 7

20 Kaugachhi 3 255 32 " 22 Rahuta 14 7 19 3 206 3

23 Basudebpur 1 3 2 51

24 Hansia 1 73 2 " 25 Paltapara 52 1

26 Mathurapur 34 " 27 Kayrapur 16 " TITAGARH P.S. " J.L. 1 Babanpur 61 9 .. 6 Chak Kanthalia 1 44 .. 7 Bara Kanthalia 114 8 8 Mohanpur to 4 5 92 28 9 Jafarpur .. 2 181 5 10 Telinipara 1 " 2 97 11 Chhota Kanthalia " 48 141

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Fema!es Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

2' 2 5 3 122 173 1 5 8 25 2 689 1,191

7 41 28 72 13 594 797

33 16 3 11 35 6 654 981

1 35 39

2 15 1 17 51 1 1,263 1,659 15 84 3 17 74 6 1,305 1,740

5 80 10 23 163 33 1,228 1,867

55 118 5 59 122 63 1,058 1,606

4 1 2 26 604 938

20 1 86 759 1,132

4 1 34 2 469 676

4 47 2 412 608

2 20 194 288

4 19 37 137 2 971 1,349

1 25 2 20 245 390

3 26 9 66 9 541 640

4 20 22 100 4 556 973

16 145 3 71 274 17 1,257 1,716

22 7 62 1,251 2,127

7 17 12 31 391 600 142 TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

'1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

.TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 12 Ganespur 0.39 69 69 457 237 220 101 98

13 Nilganja " 0.94 150 150 1,360 750 610 4 3 ,. 14 Surjyapur 1.79 153 133 819 427 392 267 249 .. 15 Nabharanda 0.93 62 62 454 222 232 Total Rural Groups 47.50 7,669 7,896 48,997 25,615 23,382 4,524 3,897

SUB UNIT XI

BARASAT P.sJ

J.L.8 Barbaria 3.23 234 235 1,602 839 763 190 196

Panchghara 0,42 164 164 871 " 9 519 352 10 Jagannathpur 0.43 69 69 523 " 254 269 2 1 .. 11 Kokapur 1.48 173 173 1,742 958 784 125 75 .. 12 Rangapur 0.45 316 316 1,617 818 799 265 234 .. 13 Selarhat 0.50 20 20 338 183 155 14 Fateabad 0.74 " 69 69 278 141 137 7 4 15 JaJsukha 0.89 " 32 32 408 224 184 16 Saibana 0.53 21 " 21 141 81 60 17 Jamtagar 0.73 55 55 " 418 230 188 19 11 18 Beru Nanpukhuria 1.53 79 80 " 1,577 913 664 455 273 19 Rudrapur 0.52 65 67 560 " 299 261 280 248 20 Malikapur 0.66 62 " 62 553 281 272 34 33 .. 21 Ahira 0.54 42 42 259 134 125 22 Kapasia 1.44 111 111 750 " 410 340 23 Taldharia 0.56 110 110 " 723 368 355 24 Paniharia 0.83 136 136 " 824 423 401 ,. 27 Kora 2.33 224 224 1,580 789 791 275 284 143

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

131 89 75 9 21

396 198 336 43 19 58 3

3 3 184 79 184 4 47 4 88

92 41 92 2 48 10 586 492 12,323 7,044 10,068 487 1,747 25 2,855 43

104 68 369 140 429 34 132 2 234 3 83 95 151 23 383 50 15 118 3 130 72 140 23 15 65

212 242 243 79 610 116 54 397 40

88 177 278 161 451 60 24 195 3 32 21 65 30 112 1 37 49 37 )2 70 31 23

77 32 107 54 47

48 17 42 17 17 1 74 34 118 10 17 82

2 190 47 578 189 77 476 189 118 32 153 48 99 67 12 158 2 26 132 2 30 2 73 29 42 76 47 91 27 239 37 56 78 122 54 181 52 112

190 108 179 1 2 144 1 240 HQ 383 20 77 216 18 t44

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers _------III IV V State/District Standard Urb:m Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, ----_------Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------_ ------~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS- Contd. J.L. 12 Ganespur 2 ..•. 22 13 Nilganja " 78 37 14 Surjyapur " 18 15 Nabharanda 17 " Total Rural Group 36 11 2 5 38 6 2;536 198

SUB UNIT XI

BARASAT P.S.

J.L. 8 Barbaria 45 29

9 Panchghara 55 10 194 37

10 Jagannathpur 46 23 11 Kokapur 154 76

12 Rangapur 13 47 " 169 13 Selarhat 13

14 'Fateabad 2 2 15 Ialsukha

16 Saibana ... 3 " 17 Jamtagar 10 8 4

18 Beru Nanpukhuria 6 8 " 19 Rudrapur 4 " 20 Malikapur " 21 Ahira

22 Kapasia 99 37 " 23 Taldharia 4 1 .. 24 Paniharia 1 5 .. 27 Kora 2 9 l~ .. , 145

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VfI VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

5 16 162 220

6 25 6 143 2 414 567 14 2 15 243 388

1 7 2 8 1 130 230 342 1,631 165 15,547 161 3 720 29 22,895

5 4 6 3 410 729 136 302

1 5 114 1 7 246 1 1 3 348 668

8 8 6 34 367 739

1 5 1 6 1 71 154 1 7 1 3 71 137 4 2 117 184 5 39 60 5 1 112 178

2 4 5 335 475 2 146 261 123 270 1 61 125

6 171 303 4 8 187 355 io 3 14 244 400

8 13 8 '" 34 406 771 146

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total popu'ation Scheduled rnd Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses bolds . bouse less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 28 Chandanpur 0.46 89 89 520 261 259

30 Katura 0.78 " 75 75 435 225 210 31 Mochpol 0.65 177 177 1,130 575 " 555 249 227 32 Sadarpur 0.85 84 84 595 312 " 283 21 22 33 Anantapur 0.41 57 57 384 204 " 180 22 18 34 Chaturia 0.80 57 57 332 164 168

35 Chak Barbaria 0.54 47 47 321 151 170

36 Chak Chaturia 0.50 210 210 1,300 694 606 127 115

53 Abdalpur 1.03 326 " 326 1010 533 477 60 55 65 Singhapara 0.71 46 46 " 310 151 159 43 37 66 Kachua 0.85 65 " 65 377 196 181 53 44 68 Bagberia 0.60 131 " 131 857 436 421 74 Digberia 1.60 92 " 92 672 342 330 75 Nadibbag " 0.72 78 78 533 280 253 76 Mollapara 0.59 57 " 57 493 259 234 81 Rnmkrishnnpur 0.52 " 360 365 1,906 1,023 883 82 Palpakuria 1.06 120 120 686 346 340 " 95 Sikdespukhuria 1.21 170 181 1,012 523 489 " 15 98 Mandalganti 0.98 1,545 " 213 215 820 725 99 Murali 0.83 178 " 184 881 464 417 10 " 100 Malikapur 0.68 121 121 545 278 267 40 48

" 107 Pirgachha 0.66 285 292 1,515 816. 699 61 31

" 108 Kuberpur 0.76 93 93 623 314 309 2

" 109 Chandigori 0.93 86 86 644 362 282 15 14 147

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

------Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

_------_-- ---~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males .Femlles

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

46 2 126 12 100 93 13 118 45 71 297 122 230 5 5 195 4 9 73 61 48 149 62 187 28 70 22 95 19 46

29 10 83 25 54

54 12 73 46 25 70 11 S 492 295 314 30 17 250 176 318 24 45 2 183 20

72 45 75 30 36 87 36 90 67 22

50 5 227 28 197

48 19 184 22 154 79 22 125 53 62 63 6 6 61 20 128 12 39 10 647 383 464 8 36 49

170 93 138 96 7 15 24 15 200 68 253 15 65 163 360 202 431 30 190 135 12

163 89 244 36 82 51 2

68 15 160 2 60 2 60

8S 54 407 166 481 46 91 88 99 24 117 36 57

157 83 155 13 41 2 63 10 148

TABU A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/Dis:rict Standard Urban Area and Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) aJIied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS -Collfd. 1.L. 28 Chandanpur 4

30 Katura " 31 Mochpol " 15 32 Sadarpur 2 " 6 87 25 33 Anantapur " 3 11 34 Chatmia " 35 Chak Barbaria " 2 36 Chak Chaturia " 4 77 18 53 Abdalpur 4 " 5 42 1 65 Singhapara " 3 66 Kachu'l

68 Bagberia " 74 Digberia " 75 Nadibhag " 4 76 MoIIapara " 7 2 4 81 Ramkrishnapur 7 " 4 84 2 82 Palpakuria " 2 95 Sikdespukhuria " 6 98 Mondalganti " 35 11 99 MuraIi 5 " 58 31 " 100 Malikapur 5 9 " 107 Pirgachha 2 229 44 " 108 Cuberpur 10 " 109 Chandigori 4 149

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females ~ales Females Males Fem~les Males Fem't1es Males Females

29 3.0 3.1 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

9 135 258

2 107 210

1 4 9 345 550

9 3 125 255

14 109 180

2 81 168

78 170 15 47 8 76 12 380 576 2 13 11 13 1 215 453 3 2 76 159

106 181 209 421 3 2 2 158 329

6 155 253 1 6 7 131 222 43. 69 18 154 4 559 875

13 2 17 208 339 12 7 270 474 12 18 40 5 389 695 6 17 4 21 3 220 381 10 14 2 118 265 4 38 8 21 2 335 653 9 3 2 197 309 27 16 4 207 269 150

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied l'lO. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses bolds houseless population)

------Persons Males Fem'lles Males Fem21es

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 112 Sarabaria 0.78 259 266 1,064 687 377 7 10 113 Bara 3.67 189 197 1,925 931 994 " 11 12

It 171 Kayemba 2.57 333 333 2.278 ],161 1,117 101 106

172 Bagband-Saiberia 0.82 114 114 665 355 310 " 2 181 Krishnapur-Madanpur 2.74 234 235 1,304 " 676 628 KHARDAH P.S

J.L. 17 Bandipur 2.06 730 730 4,820 2,542 2,278 111 64

18 Doapere 0.77 157 " 157 1,152 623 529 .. 19 Danga Dighila 1.38 288 329 1,754 956 798 7 2 20 Ruiya 1.98 343 343 2,151 1,090 1,061 247 258 21 Iswaripur 2.57 216 218 1,339 67) 660 14 13 22 BaJagar Singerber 1.45 162 " 162 1,325 694 631 53 43 23 Bhatpara Noapara 1.71 142 142 952 478 474 24 Kama Madhabpur 2.11 175 " 175 1,298 677 621 110 89 25 Bilkanda! 0.53 31 31 238 133 105 26 Mahishpota 1.10 154 154 993 543 450 47 39 27 Bodai 1.37 100 100 750 373 " 377 28 Talbanda " 1.00 381 581 2,718 1,431 1,287 104 102 29 Jugberia " 0.59 104 104 569 326 243 319 235 Muragacbha 1.21 258 259 " 30 1,439 795 644 258 216 31 Teghari 0.77 120 120 704 375 " 329 5 32 Chandpur 0.62 317 317 1,498 791 707 207 188 33 Agapur 0.58 19 19 105 55 50 36 Kodalia 1.29 21 21 175 90 " 85 Total Rural Groups 70.20 10,246 10,342 64,606 34,054 30,552 3,972 3,349 lSI

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 i4 'IS 16 17 18 19 20

170 25 497 7 15 65 2 342 145 453 7 241 6 175 1

1 236 214 494 3 83 269 4 107 31 154 67 47 222 87 374 2 206 2 152

1,651 1,007 968 33 46 3 175 3

170 53 255 6 29 159 6 140 153 343 209 425 68 59 2 40 4

9 8 397 186 448 15 114 4 80 2 274 78 361 10 27 282 145 47 328 3 253 3 66 105 25 191 169 19 182 59 285 248 26 28 52 22 62 2 30

258 160 226 12 116 4 27 2 217 124 187 4 85 1 26 1 52 24 602. 247 718 76 33 9 165 2 123 34 165 2 49 98 405 175 348 19 24 168

123 73 151 3 32 1 54 470 242 322 21 18 60

20 11 23 2 20 2 3S 13 33 1 17 1 12 360 1,017 992 13,317 6,273 16,690 1,091 3,903 49 6,691 152

TABLE A;.V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and ------(a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------.------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males' Femdes

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 112 Sarabaria 408 5

113 Bara 3 9 " - 171 Kayemba 3 28 19 " 172 Bagband·Sa,iberia 7 " 181 Krishnapur-Madanpur 4 " KHARDAH P. S.

J.L. 17 Bandipur 65 131 3

18 Doapere 30 19 Danga Dighila 12 212 57

20 Ruiya 31 62 " 21 Iswaripur 31 10 " 22 Balagar Singerber 3

23 Bhatpara Noapara 24 Kama Madhabpur 7 " 4 25 Bilkanda 31 26 Mahishpota 18 27 Bodai 26 5 112 2 28 Talbanda " 11 29 Jugberia 2 50 3 30 Muragachha 1 " 25 31 Teghaii 4 92 14 32 Chandpur " 33 Agapur " 1 36 Kodalia " Total Rural Groups 51 2 1 292 26 2,710 475 153

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------_._------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

2 7 190 370 :tJ 13 2 10 478 987 2 43 6 41 3 667 1,114

3 6 23 201 310

2 4 6 302 626

105 2 145 5 96 205 16 1,574 2,245

1 16 4 15 368 523

23 24 20 35 5 531 730

9 103 14 35 8 642 1,046 10 6 5 318 650

2 2 366 628 3 287 474

9 10 3 8 392 621 8 8 3 9 71 103 20 2 10 6 16 4 317 438

23 30 4 1 2 186 373 152 51 154 35 40 7 713 1,211 4 1 2 2 161 241

25 42 12 24 16 447 625 15 2 224 326 7 13 5 58 4 469 686 2 66 2 22 1 2 32 48

1 2 57 84 1,095 102 17,364 29,461 490 63 1,056 12 401 2 154

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds- house less. popu:ation) ------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOWRAH SUB UNIT XII

DOMEJUR P. S.

J.L. 21 Amre 0.55 93 97 454 228 226 175 177

22 sankharidaha 1.61 209 501 1,615 895 720 71 85 " SANKRAIL P. S.

J.L. 2 Jala Dhulaguri 3.71 12 12 86 39 47 20 18

3 Sulati 1.20 239 239 1,483 775 708 15 16

4 Sandhipur 0.63 201 201 1,409 755 654 6 53 " 5 Kendua 1.93 864 864 2,979 1,594 1,385 536 624 " 6 Nabghara 0.82 344 344 1,920 1,021 899 357 343

7 Bhagabatipur 368 226 226 1,275 676 599 660 579

8 Ghoraghat 1.39 133 133 774 402 372 339 291

9 Dadpur 0.62 123 123 692 347 345 " 215 223 10 Betiari 0.51 233 233 1,187 603 " 584 512 491 11 Monoharpur 0.51 251 251 1,537 823 " 709 784 682 12 NalpurJ 1.53 536 537 3,068 1,634 1,434 " 485 417 13 Raghudebbati 2.15 889 889 5,683 3,027 2,656 " 799 676 14 Chak Sri Krishna 0.49 282 289 1,717 902 815 21 14

16 Kanyamani 0.77 196 196 1,181 627 554 261 - " 218 17 Ula 1.29 556 556 3,225 1,649 1,576 746 738

18 Osmanpur 1.76 395 401 " 2,373 1,234 1,139 501 479 21 Sankrail Jala 4.17 383 385 " 2,064 1,118 946 214 163 22 Mahishagot 0.41 163 164 " 1,276 611 665 604 651

23 Chaturbhuj Kathi 0.7~ 754 254 525 515 435 441 " 1,040 155

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I - IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

22 5 123 3 19 76 3

212 69 358 2 12 8

13 7 19 12 3

306 139 332 1 107 89

360 89 338 3 197 3 81

800 291 699 2 231 89

242 81 487 8 72 3 115

87 15 353 152 162

1 104 34 184 18 106

170 100 132 14 69

259 99 267 4 18 69

347 131 350 1 86 92

666 464 628 11 70 108

868 228 1,090 5 31 190

454 155 370 7 11 37

210 53 265 16 16 1 72

624 213 741 15 78 4 201

301 52 541 4 23 183

232 87 470 6 34 124

125 31 299 26 155 2 95 15

149 37 234 118 68 156

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufac(uring, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House-

Industry ______bold Industry -J ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOWRAH SUB UNIT XII

DOMEJUR P. S.

J.L. 21 Amre 7 9

.. 22 Sankharidaha 19 276 SANKRAIL P. S.

J.L. 2 JaJa DhuJaguri

3 Sulati 4 " 62 4 Sendhipur " 17 5 Kendua 1 205 " 6 Nabghata 14 " 1 119 1 7 Bh~.gabatipur " 34 8 Ghoraghat " 33 9 Dadpur " 16 10 Betiari 150

" 11 Monoharpur 125

" 12 Nalpur 1 17 326 6

" 13 Raghudebbati 3 36 705 2 14 Chak Sri Krishna 3 2 24 178 1

" 16 Kanyllmani 1 60

" 17 Ula 2 16 377 4

" 18 Osmanpur 292 2

" 21 Sankrail Jala 1 240 2

" 22 Mahishagot 25 2

" 23 Chaturbhuj Kathi 30 157

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers ------_._------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

4 8 105 223

1 25 6 11 537 718

1 2 20 47

1 36 1 32 443 707

1 16 5 21 417 651

7 104 23 39 1 895 1,383

1 77 3 46 43 534 891

2 2 1 323 598

24 2 218 372

3 1 6 23 215 345

2 11 2 5 12 2 336 580

2 11 5 28 478 708 63 5 2 9 30 1 1,006 1,423 64 3 13 45 1.937 2,651 26 59 2 10 22 532 808 12 14 3 1 362 538 30 2 15 22 5 908 1,561 2 23 1 13 5 1 693 1,135 6 28 2 26 11 648 940 2 15 7 5 2 312 639 8 5 5 291 515 158

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. kIn. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds houseless populatIon)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

HOWRAH~ Contd. J.L. 25 Alampur 1.18 264 280 1,683 972 711 234 239

26 Mrijapur 0.87 317 369 2,\18 1,174 1,004 103 118 " 27 Argari 1.80 625 625 3,665 1,960 1,705 161 163 " 28 Jangalpur 0.85 140 140 781 428 353 62 61 " 31 Ramchandrapur 1.42 697 698 4,742 2,483 2,259 282 286 " 33 Hatgachhia 0.61 430 456 3,131 1,663 1468 456 425 " 34 Kamranga 0.45 299 308 1,589 898 691 28 17 " 36 Chak Radhadasi 0.50 273 335 1,173 794 379 45 39 " 37 Panchpara 1.92 1,067 1,082 6,911 3,657 3,254 80 75 " PANCHLA P.S.

J.L. 17 Ranihati 0.99 176 176 1,880 997 883 266 255

18 Biki Hakola 1.93 1,000 1,133 6,041 3,148 2,893 94 91 " 25 Dhamsa 0.58 347 347 1,968 1,063 905 160 128

26 Kulai 1.10 91 113 1,226 676 550 43 45 " 27 Satgharia 0.61 15 15 90 49 41 " 28 Paniara 1.60 568 " 568 3,457 1,803 1,654 389 412 29 JaJakendua " 1.52 451 499 2,468 1,300 1,168 92 104 30 Beldubi 5,557 2879 " 3.13 754 910 2,678 290 369 31 Belkulai " 1.14 303 519 1,899 992 907 389 350 32 Khayjapur " 0.59 177 291 1,072 529 543 277 312 33 Sahapur " 2.73 714 1,525 4,492 2,313 2,179 72 76 ULUBERIA P.S.

J.L. 85 Ba'hir Gangarampur 1.72 503 503 2,584 1,375 1,209 362 306 88 Jadurberia 1.95 671 " 671 3,671 1,917 1,754 95 105 159

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------_-_------Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Females ------Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

481 154 609 4 73 124 667 379 434 4 21 80

872 391 812 7 47 87 1 -

86 75 169 2 19 116 2

1,140 605 994 2 123

6 7 949 503 746 62 1 17 629 276 354 9 15

36 45 136 53 616 148 10

7 9 1,490 627 1,689 49 29 75 9

526 209 446 30 180

1,413 685 1,412 7 118 1 322 1

490 176 477 5 25 137

245 48 286 1 88

19 3 24 5

459 198 753 117 383

251 26 561 11 41 312 7

1,266 542 1,317 6 130 2 689 3

412 176 439 4 91

230 72 243 3 8 57

791 521 940 3 32 280

273 116 582 10 332

741 387 958 32 109 323 1 160

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMA '<,. Y CENSUS

Workers --~------~--~------.------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarr}ing and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House­ Industry hold Industry ------.------.___--- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOWRAH-Contd. J.L.2S Alampur 8 310

" 26 Mrijapur 21 171 ., 27 Argari 158 306 2 " 28 Jangalpur 27

" 31 Ramchaodrapur 2 587

" 33 Hatgachh:a 2 4 14 5 538 38

" 34 Kamranga 3 1 143

" 36 Chak Radhadasi 1 566 139 " 37 Panchpara 15 5 1,340 26 PANCHLA P.S.

J.L. 17 Ranihati 5 20 129 " 18 Biki Hakola 5 85 501 4 " 25 Dhamsa 21 3 230 2 .. 26 Kulal 7 152

" 27 Satgharia 19 " 28 Paniara 118 " 29 Jalakendua 19 186 4 .. 30 Beldubi 5 17 347 .. 31 Belkulai 3 267 " 32 Khayjapur 148 " 33 Sahapur 10 1 531 ULUBERIA p.S.

J.L. 85 Bahir Gangarampur 145 2 t, 88 Jadurberia 10 29 259 161

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_---_------~------Males Females Males Females Males Femlles Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

11 47 3 25 10 1 363 707

21 45 41 2 34 740 I,COO

11 71 38 93 3 1,148 1,698 3 2 2 259 351

6 132 52 88 1,489 2,258

4 81 28 60 14 917 1,406

24 65 71 22 544 691

2 33 8 4 178 231

17 130 9 38 40 5 1,968 3,205

5 52 1 6 19 .... 551 882

2 195 32 152 1,736 2,886 28 20 15 586 900

2 20 10 6 390 550 25 41

95 7 32 1,050 1,654

3 739 1,157

85 1 1 42 1,562 2,672

6 40 9 19 553 907

10 11 3 4 5 286 540

49 8 30 1,373 2,176

49 1 17 39 6 793 1,199 :Ss 14 129 29 959 1,722 162

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/D;strict Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds . houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 10

HOWRAH-Contd. J.L. 95 Jagatpur 1.16 353 360 2,534 1,373 1,161

96 KhaIisani 2.77 " 1,176 1,289 6,051 3,206 2,845 490 438 98 Suri Khali " 1.35 370 576 2,357 1,235 1,122 289 272 99 Raghudebpur 2.62 " 353 595 3,966 2,080 1,886 1,099 1,020 " 100 Gharbhanga Basudebpur 0.88 163 330 2,230 1178 1,052

" 101 Ghosal Cbak 0.59 132 377 2,370 1,26'1 1,103

" 102 Syamsundar Chak 0.79 291 418 2,510 1,334 1,176 338 238

" 103 Balarampota 0.87 245 401 2,411 1,279 1,132 194 179

" 104 Dasbhanga 1.16 570 695 2,517 1,281 1,236 29 21

" 106 Sijberia 1.34 935 1,205 3,666 2,184 1,482 327 268

" 107 Kotalghata 1.05 99 102 2,643 1,387 1,256 401 348 BAWRIA P. S.

1 Santoshpur 1.14 1,506 1,657 4,616 2,443 2,173 117 87

3 Kazirchara 0.68 209 225 1,720 884 836 37 30 5 Baulkbali 0.50 301 450 2,265 " 1,166 1,099 8 Rameswarnagar 0.80 178 521 2,251 1,342 909 49 13 9 Khajuri 0.76 " 334 541 2,138 1,122 1,016 10 Khaskhamar 0.52 375 478 2,008 1,112 896

Total Rural Groups 78,63 ~4!OS4 ~8!678 1471549 781433 69,116 15,106 14,275 TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT XIII I

MAHESHTALA P. S.

J.L. 2 Tentulkhuli 0040 488 533 2,669 1,519 1,150 333 333

3 Cbandannagar 0.79 997 1,040 5,201 2,826 2,375 132 130 4 JaTkhura " 1.06 6?~ ~?l .3,910 2,278 1,632 53 41 163

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricu Itura I Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

478 219 483 36 138

1,140 533 1,266 135 460 478 257 505 220 84

747 318 859 2 55 223

333 354 452 6 11 65 3

529 183 517 6 6 57 2 795 423 536 36 12 55

639 265 593 11 39 4 60 1

400 187 442 5 21 2 137 3 445 147 1,087 9 11 133 698 383 581 8 24 74

1,122 441 1,000 8 15 74 271 98 340 2 4 54 594 414 452 6 4 24 255 46 684 33 58 16 349 94 460 1 16 117 457 418 547 6 30 61 29,938 13,382 33,945 610 2,900 50 25 7,726 73

836 304 600 45 4 64 6 1,402 817 1,185 25 24 1,225 509 1,028 21 19 71 6 164

TAB[.E A·V STANDARD APPEN PRl\fARY CENSUS

------Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry _------~------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

HOWRAH-Contd. J.L. 95 Jagatpur 9 268

96 Khalisani 3 10 540

98 Suri Khali 2 175 " .. 99 Raghudebpur ... 26 400 .. 100 Gharbhanga Basudebpur 4 319 2

.. 101 Ghosal Chak ...- 417 4

" 102 Syamsundar Chak 18 10 290 6

" 103 Balarampota 8 2 333

.. 104 Dasbhanga 250

.. 106 Sijberia 18 883 9

" 107 Kotalghata 9 2 394 4 BAWRIAP. S.

J.L. 1 Santoshpur 1 679 2 .. 3 Kazirchara 2 4 232 5 Baulkhali 1 3 351 " 3 8 Rameswarnagar 1 18 6 " 570 3 9 Khajuri 15 " 284 10 Khaskhamar 1 1 40 2 " 404 2 Total Rural Groups 77 9 12 729 33 17,189 277

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS SUB UNIT XIII MAHESHTALA P. S.

J.L. 2 Tentulkhuli 29 1 460 33

3 Chandannagar 2 149 786 4

t, 4 Jalkhura 5 414 1 309 9 165

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------~------VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trr.de and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

20 12 890 1,161

53 16 49 1,940 2,845

17 6 730 1,121

4 66 1 26 59 1,221 1,884

16 3 34 1 726 1,046

2 20 7 8 750 1,097

6 66 4 18 71 16 798 1,140

7 86 18 42 4 686 1,121

2 15 3 14 839 1,231

22 19 1,097 1,473

33 9 35 3 806 1,248

12 108 2 64 46 4 1,443 2,165

3 26 8 7 2 544 834

3 36 15 15 2 714 1,093

26 7 4 6 658 876

8 10 10 662 1,015

57 10 4 565 890

226 2,554 73 891 11 1,641 109 44,488 68,506

18 1 8 17 4 919 1,105

11 134 12 21 58 8 1,641 2,350

8 129 46 27 4 1,250 1,611 166

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied 1'10. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 15 Raypur 1.05 496 658 3,293 1,737 1,556 267 255

16 Memanpur 0.92 469 590 3,540 1,917 1,623 20 21 " I 17 Jagtala 0.88 " 1,008 1,153 6,919 3,701 3,218 5 3 18 Chak Krishanagar 0.41 288 328 1,640 867 " 773 19 Daulatpur 1.92 477 567 3,403 1,802 " 1,601 58. 47 .. 20 Rameshwarpur 2.32 491 567 3,406 1,776 1,630 672 613 .. 21 Sibhughli 0.91 141 141 708 369 339 247 226 22 Chata Kalikapur 5.66 1,089 1,453 8,722 4,600 4,122 " 23 24 23 Chak Chata 0.47 144 144 866 433 433 284 " 292 26 Ramnagar 0.54 208 208 1,249 668 581 193 " 188 27 Jagannathpur 0.55 107 107 643 331 312 331 312 " 28 Ganye Gangadharpur 1.47 401 430 2,580 1,326 1,254 1,197 1,116 " 29 Asuti 1.68 493 588 2,941 1,559 1,382 850 777 " 30 Sanpukuria 1.23 188 188 1,132 560 572 396 419 " ., 31 Chandigar 0.90 161 161 809 432 377 170 165 32 Khanberia 2.39 380 397 2,383 1;248 1,135 487 " 445 33 Krishnarampur 0.40 108 108 542 278 264 62 " 65 34 Sonamukhi 1.27 307 398 1,993 1,082 911 " 985 827 35 Naoabad 0.63 70 70 354 185 169 185 169

36 Sankharipota 0.72 119 119- 595 322 273 274 " 243 37 Dari Bagpota 0.47 70 70 354 199 " 155 199 155 38 Sonamukhi 0.60 129 129 647 345 302 325 285 " Krishnagar

39 Bakpota 0.49 190 190 953 506 " 447 306 273 0.89 223 238 1,429 " 40 Kalagachhia 760 669 24 22 167

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and .Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persot;ls (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 1) 16 17 18 19 20

2 696 330 654 6 7 226 1

23 914 495 831 6 5 90 1 1 2,439 1,751 1,325 63 154 2 238 64 306 5 2 63 955 481 751 2 5 250

415 142 773 7 20 521 5

187 93 176 2 12 112

1,421 549 1,799 22 15 212 4

2 250 126 212 13 14 1 26 2 424 217 225 2 35 143 217 87 144 13 5 61 6 637 290 665 27 36 428 18

596 229 592 12 272 8 144 3 280 1 29 246 187 150 190 10 7 129

30 21 520 134 619 20 32 524 20 177 58 137 99

683 218 510 21 2 413 ~o 30 12 80 14 80 14

95 23 156 33 60 ••• J 76 27 59 9 92 16 38 28 13 203 96 159 12 11 56 6

400 206 226 15 12 75 3 ZOZ 7Q 416 8 30P 2 1 168

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN pRIMARY CENSUS

------Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Serv;cing Compenent Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying a'ld Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------'------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femr.les

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS -Contd. J.L. 15 Raypur 2 88 230 1

16 Memanpur 2 139 420

17 Jagtala 50 818 10

18 Chak Krishnanagar " 117 2 104 19 Dalutpur 69 " 278 .. 20 Rameshwarpur 59 1 147 21 Sibhughli " 4 • 46 22 Chata Kalikapur 579 8 883 6 23 Chak Chata 1 " 63 5 82 26 Ramnagar 1 " 21 27 Jagannathpur " 56 28 Ganye Gangadharpur 138 .. 29 Asuti 3 225 4 30 Sanpukuria " 3. 31 Chandigar 12 " 37 32 Khanberia 6 " 46 33 Krishnarampur 7 " 34 Sonamukhi 1 55 " 35 Naoabad

36 Sahkharipota 10 " 37 Dari Bagpota 11 " 38 Sonamukhi 13 3 45 1 Krishnagar

39 Bakpota 1 3 93 5 " .. 40 Kalagachhia 4 6<1 169

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VllI IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

5 30 25 41 4 1,083 1,550

12 76 44 43 -4 1,086 1,617

18 110 5 34 141 46 2,376 3.155

9 10 1 561 768 6 51 58 34 2 1,051 1,599

8 5 13 1 1,003 1,623

2 2 193 337

44 29 37 4 2,801 4,100

6 5 12 8 221 420

16 4 6 443 579

10 7 7 4 187 299

5 26 8 12 19 661 1,227

6 51 20 15 967 1,370 ... 1 1 280 571

4 8 242 367

1 4 2 4 629 1,115

7 20 4 141 264

12 7 21 572 890 105 155

6 2 7 166 240

13 2 2 1 107 139

3 5 2 21 5 186 290

1 21 5 13 1 7 280 432 26 3 6 13 2 344 661 170

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

~ ~ .... ~ ~

State/D:strict Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Pemales Males Females

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS -Contd. BUDGE BUDGE P.S.

J.L. 12 Abhirampur 049 173 258 1,672 912 760 .. 13 Benjanharla Charlal 1.07 264 359 2,i17 1,104 1,073 15 24 .. 20 Chak Nabasan 0.52 325 328 1,603 826 777 21 Nandarampur 0.87 104 104 599 303 296 49 58 .. 22 Balarampur 1.43 394 457 2,542 1,365 1,177 110 75 23 Chingripota 0.91 117 131 1,120 602 518 17 12

24 Atmarampur 0.40 90 100 570 285 285 117 125

1.46 160 231 1,882 1,017 865 to 25 Santoshpur 232 185

26 Betuabati Rajarampur 0.51 94 149 682 374 308 314 257 " 35 Nischintapur 1.87 354 642 3,941 2,021 1,920 18 " 18 36 KaJipur 0.99 279 463 3,008 1,770 1,238 137 134

37 Uttar Ram Chandrapur 1.12 379 432 1,051 536 515 23 25 " 40 Raghunathpur 0.71 218 218 1,378 707 671 14 " 13 41 Rajarampur 0.94 326 326 2,412 1,211 1,201 55 " 48 2.87 511 42 Pujali 697 4,639 2,469 2,170 31 28

43 Rajibpur 1.00 454 456 3,361 1,849 1,512 490 " 468 44 Achipur 0.87 289 289 1,850 959 891 91 82 49.05 14,424 Total Rural Groups 16,866 97,368 51,936 45,432 .791 8,998 SUB UNIT XIV

SONARPUR P.S.

l.L. 33 Chak Harinabhi 0.63 68 68 434 239 195 9 6 ... 68 Raghunathpur 2.71 273 275 1,413 729 684 613 578 - .. 72 PQIghat ~.03 18\ 191 1,028 538 490 81 86 171

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

540 220 362 2 7 187

439 167 486 21 13 2 89 1

403 155 410 7 38 134 4 154 69 115 1 52

573 195 507 1 29 1 136

394 215 236 9 25 3 6 1

194 94 132 7 10 1 52 6

600 265 384 2 47 111 1

249 75 191 3 1 156

1,207 610 943 8 3 217 1 711 548 815 5 4

298 194 215 5 53 3

253 72 274 3 4 66

482 215 380 5 2 17

172 176 683 254 1,129 129 53 7 510 117 234 260 140 607 831 51 7 llQ 9

277 95 369 4 2 1 140 2

490 338 l3,616 1,140 21,910 682 91~ 21 6,483 313

119 37 84 16

183 66 3~2 8 228 3 119 5

.. , 239 57 268 12 84 3 152 9 I

173

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade ana Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females !\11\les Females Males Fem:lIes Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

5 30 3 23 550 758

66 16 10 19 618 1,052

2 23 16 2 416 770

1 4 1 188 295 35 4 24 20 858 1,176 26 4 23 43 4 366 509 14 5 15 153 278 27 20 31 633 863 4 7 183 307 54 14 5 50 4 1,078 1,912 26 12 1 20 955 1,233 6 12 2 321 510 4 20 16 433 668 15 3 6 831 1,196 27- 50 2 26 83 3 1,340 2,041 22 2 13 4 16 4 1,018 1,461 21 7 6 1 590 887 1,24S 91 590 1 146 891 105 30,026 44,750

15 10 24 155 195 2 377 676 2 10 2 7 270 478 174

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied 1'10. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population) ------Persons Males Females Males Females<

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 73 Sarmastapur 109 95 95 549 287 262 133 135

74 Raghabpur 0.40 52 52 363 185 178 " 76 Chauhati 1.44 72 72 3,709 1,931 1,778 87 " 77 Manikpur 0.98 166 215 1,557 764 793 82 77 " 80 Bade Hugli 1.41 254 323 1,425 720 705 3 " 81 Gobindapur 0.76 150 193 1,153 620 533 8 7 " 82 Srirampur 0.57 87 87 538 285 253 76 60 " 83 Baruli 3.09 304 304 2,252 1,206 1,046 794 668 " 84 Baragachhia 2.24 347 366 1,947 995 952 797 762 " 85 Srikusknapur 0.51 33 33 153 77 76 68 55

86 Bamangachhi 201 220 220 1,326 693 633 271 256 " 87 Radhaballabhpur 0.43 88' 90 634 315 319 187 196 " 88 Langalber 0.88 192 192 1,288 675 613 173 147 " 89 Jaynagar 0.57 102 10i 751 372 379 10 11 " 90 Andharia 0.52 93 93 542 270 272 109 102

BARUIPUR P.S.

J.L. 10 Mallikpur 1.34 307 320 1,409 768 641 156 156 11 Hariharpur 1.75 443 543 2;723 1,430 1,293 135 133 " 12 Ganeshpur 0.70 98 100 584 296 288 " 16 Sultaopur 0.92 71 93 411 210 201 " 17 Beralia 0.87 40 40 225 112 113 38 42 " 18 Kapindapur 0.68 133 189 758 389 369 187 190 " 31 Baruipur 10.00 1,273 2,383 9,077 4,690 4,387 1,806 1,625 " 33 Salipur 0.83 245 262 1,076 587 489 52 49 " 175

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Tota! Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

113 32 132 44 81

74 20 67 8 25

1,137 608 790 32 67 123 11

187 293 327 24 101 5 53 4

165 60 393 89 61 1 229 37 382 206 265 7 27 56 3 138 84 109 9 18 30 4 466 208 552 4 81 1 343 2

437 54 538 66 455 15 3 48 2 44 284 90 274 3 51 181 2 144 74 123 8 41 3 42 4 388 250 262 5 114 41 183 183 139 5 20 18 2 83 36 117 2 27 2 57

323 155 333 11 8 93 2 785 418 626 21 39 209 3 78 16 136 4 69 85 6 99 12 J ••• 62

49 5 45 9 19

74 12 176 73 70 1,491 ... 2,741 !,876 54, 352 3 693 12 ... .'i" 334 158 190 9 96 176

TAB[,E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, -----;------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House­ Industry hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd.

J.L. 73 SarmastapUf . ~ . 4

74 Raghabpur 10 8

76 Chauhati 2 4 128 3 103 3 .. 77 Manikpur 45 8 29 80 Bade Hughli 9

81 Gobindapur 31

82 Srirampur 1 5 " 6 83 Baruli 6 38

84 Baragachhia 8

85 Srikushnapur

" 86 Bamangachhia 2 15

.. 87 Radhaballabhpur 10

.. 88 Lanalber 5 26

" 89 Jaynagar 5 2 14

.. 90 Andharia 2 12

BARUIPUR P. S.

J.L. 10 MaJlikpur 1 6 74 2

" 11 Hariharpur 10 144 6

" 12 Ganeshpuf 46 5

16 ·Sultanpur 6

" 17 BeraJia 3 5

i8 Kapindapur 20 2

" 31 Baruipur 4 18 256 4

" 33 Sallipur 2 33 177

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers' & Communications

------_-_--_ ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 2 155 262

5 5 6 118 178

11 138 1 104 110 13 1,141 1,746

2 25 20 52 7 437 769

3 22 1 52 47 17 2 327 616

1 60 20 69 4 355 526

11 15 23 4 176 244

6 21 40 1 17 654 1,042 1 2 6 457 952 2 29 76

8 6 10 419 630

13 6 11 192 311

25 12 38 4 413 608

1 16 19 44 3 233 374

13 5 153 270

12 46 44 49 7 435 630

24 88 35 77 10 804 1,272

8 2 1 160 288

6 3 9 111 201

5 2 2 67 113

1 4 3 3 213 369

29 180 8 126 217 26 2,814 4,333

5 17 10 18 1 397 488 178

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Slate/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------_------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS- Contd. J.L. 34 Dihi Medanmalla 0.96 162 280 994 505 489 115 122

35 Khashmallik 0.79 137 137 649 350 299 7 9 36 Baikunthapur 0.65 167 247 1,081 557 524 " 66 53 37 Biral Dhamnagar " 0.84 182 243 948 470 478 173 179 38 Uttar Kalyanpur 0.60 119 119 658 " 327 331 112 130 181 257 1,001 525 476 " 39 Purnand3:rpur 0.59 359 311 40 Khodarbazar 0.88 372 462 2,124 1,109 1,015

41 Dakshin Kalyanpur 0.57 76 81 975 " 518 457 274 225 42 Madhya Kalyanpur " 0.54 176 176 661 359 302 74 53 43 Dhopagachhi " 1.57 235 380 1,556 789 767 275 241 49 Nihata -" 1.18 186 301 1,069 548 521 501 466 50 Sanpukhuria " 0.47 6 10 127 67 60 58 49 51 Paschim Madhabpur 0,41 66 " 106 489 252 237 66 Sasan 3.23 531 531 3,362 1,750 1,612 906 882

.. 67 Beliaghata 0.70 80 139 488 246 242 197 189

Total Rural Groups 52.34 8,004 10,370 53,507 27,755 25,752 8,990 8,335

SUB UNIT XV

BURDWAN DISTRICT AsausoJ Standard Urban Area 301.92 107,447 116,O71 593,215 339,133 254,082 53,415 44,524 Urb:1Il Components

1 Asansol 10.44 26,893 27,564 155,968 89,083 66,885 3,054 2,446 (Municipality)

2 Outer Burnpur 1}.68 10,511 11,090 56,900 31,945 24,955 2,231 2,031 .. (Non-Municipality)

3 Raniganj 4.79 . 6,902 7,994 40,104 22,534 17,570 2,743 2,314 " (Municipality)

4 KuIti 7.90 5,404 6,034 29,665 16,624 2,644- " (Non-Municipality) 13,041 3,-130 179

URBAN AREAS DIX: ABSTRAcr

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Litera(e and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Perso)1s (I-IX) Labourers

------_ Males Females Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

287 177 246 22 91 10 59 2 227 104 120 9 56 294 115 251 6 33 2 164 2 209 94 236 3 92 1 117 175 89 142 23 86 20 35 1 240 89 229 2 40 138 1 294 104 497 3 155 273 1 282 125 199 7 148 6 26 1

92 27 140 1 70 28

161 44 309 9 193 109 9

116 40 255 195 30 11 9 27 18 8

164 81 108 2 40 33 729 268 779 12 176 4 413 3 18 119 53 114 11 67 68 4,883 120 12,612 6,041 11,973 298 2,949

165,815 8,598 6,937 293 8,468 1,591 12,248 11,008 168,388 78,720

40,320 1,112 335 11 1,121 61 107 80 54,639 29,542

578 171 4 269 50 773 727 18,053 9,147 14.153

590 58 2 95 6 132 141 11,937 6,213 10,643

297 150 7 89 7 3 1 8,372 3,777 7,634 180

TABLE A-V STANDAR:D APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------.------III IV V State/Dis:rict Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and Mining and ------(a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House- Industry ______hold Industry -.J ------_ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

TWENTY FOUR PARGANAS-Contd. J.L. 34 Dihi Medanmalla 4 9

" 35 Khashmallik 1 .. 36 Baikunthapur 18 .. 37 Biral Dhamnagar 9 .. 38 Uttar Kalyanpur 1 2 39 Purnandarpur " 5 .. 40 Khodarbazar 1 5 " 41 Dakshin Kalyanpur 10 " 42 Madhya Kalyanpur 3 17 43 Dhopagachhi " 4 49 Nihata " 8 1 " 50 Sanpukhuria 51 Paschim Madhabpur " 1 17 66 Sasan " 3 12 .56 1 .. 67 Beliaghata 7 2 Total Rural Group 21 3 5 337 12 1,034 19 SUB UNIT XV

BURDWAN Asansol St.ndard Urban Area 1,645 53 37,747 1,848 3,396 150 45,998 943 Urban Components

1 Asansol 293 2 924 29 1,921 47 " (Municipality) 8,809 61

2 Outer Burnpur 314 26 331 " (Non-Municipality) 11 8,797 104

3 Raniganj 108 240 1 ISO " (Municipality) 24 3,259 151

4 Kulti 40 2 233 2 153 10 (Non-Municipality) 4,413 70 181

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

---_------_- Males Females Males Females ------Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

6 14 2 16 47 8 259 467 10 26 13 5 1 230 298

14 5 16 2 306 518 13 1 4 1 234 475 2 4 12 2 185 308 2 14 11 19 296 474 1 34 8 1 20 1 612 1,012

5 6 4 319 450 12 6 4 219 301

3 480 758

4 7 9 11 293 520

40 60 1 7 5 4 144 235

6 57 20 36 4 971 1,600 6 7 4 11 132 231 135 948 22 653 50 1,008 104 15,782 25,354

19,792 724 2,701 162 20,935 357 18,196' 2,477 173,318 245,484

82 9,894 110 852 5 9,387 6,784 704 48,763 65,773

219 1,674 37 878 67 1,474 303 17,792 24,377

57 1,432 142 14 2,610 32 2,549 302 11,891 16,980

365 24 975 10 650 55 566 110 8,990 12,744 182

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 g 9 10

BURDWA - Con/d. J.L. 5 Burnpur (Non-Municipality) 7.77 6,254 6,385 28,924 16,712 12,212 1,003 748

6 Barakar 3.24 2,658 2,674 14,624 8,178 6,446 1,129 1,097 7 Nillmatpur 6.45 2,487 2,885 12,680 7,005 5,675 821 866 4.81 1,370 1,669 8 Disergarh " 10,084 5,438 4:646 1,207 1,144 .. 9 Jemari 4.24 1,744 1,789 6,433 3,966 2,447 702 605 10 Sarakdi-Nadiha .. Senraleigh Town Ship) 5.90 1,149 1,161 5,786 3,268 2,518 408 363

Total Urban Groups 67.22 65,372 69,215 361,168 204,753 156,415 16,423 14,264

Rural Components

KULTI SIDE

KULTI P.S.

J.L. 10 Lalbazar 2.01 693 963 4,737 2,492 2,245 554 440 .. 11 Ramnagar 1.67 726 731 4,096 2,387 1,709 513 435 .. 12 Manberia 0.54 730 743 3,559 2,007 1,552 334 258 .. 13 Balitara 0.62 851 859 3,776 2,181 1,595 533 426 15 Petana 0.45 858 895 5,662 3,157 2,505 179 184 " .. 20 Debi 1.35 46 46 265 122 143 38 54 .. 21 Kultara 1.24 250 274 1,856 929 927 276 278 23 Badirchak 1.30 U N I N H A " .. 24 Mahutdi 1.26 118 118 663 340 323 204 200 .. 25 Shipur 0.69 123 123 777 400 377 248 237 28 Gaogutia 3.37 689 693 3,426 1,887 1,539 962 54-I> " 29 Raydi 0.65 103 103 425 2'71 154 12 0 " .. 31 Chungari 0.68 104 104 713 354 359 38 36 32 Mabatadi 1.73 24 25 124 72 52 56 48 " 183

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

27 23 11,435 6,486 7,789 284 3 6 1

20 21 3,937 2,331 3,878 117 80 85 4 146 164 3,405 1,469 3,293 86 112 2 126 14

243 250 2,852 1,411 2,430 346 52 45 29 2,229 30 24 1,827 646 46 51 58 8

67 43 2,223 1,212 1,755 66 81 33 11 1,548 1,474 118,680 62,234 94,124 3,522 1,093 27 1,927 191

89 81 940 361 1,042 30 26 61 4

1 2 1,074 286 1,300 47 117 ,15 68 3

6 2 984 448 984 33 6 10 1

539 99 1,024 26 19 4 1,853 637 1,245 21 25 1 21 3

84 89 11 70 24 32 2 4

363 123 335 36 40 54 24

B I T E

79 84 112 32 107 9 13 31 3 250 96 161 3 32 3 27 8 6 799 165 946 43 143 219 11

8 176 50 186 9 3 14

116 14 174 49 35 65 41

9 41 14 1 184

TAPLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------~------"------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, -----.;------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

BURDWAN-Contd. J.L. 5 Burnpur (Non-Municipality) 1 6 5,945 40 6 Barakar 32 79 " " 189 2 888 13 7 Niamatpur 2 170 209 5 403 4 8 Disergarh " 30 5 1,161 33 48 18 168 6 9 Jemari 178 " " 2 38 2 1,577 24 10 Sarakdi-Nadiha " (Senra!eigh Town Ship) 3 7 6 1 1,327 8

Total Urban Groups 823 11 3,024 68 3,045 120 35,586 481

Rural Components

KULTI SIDE

KULTI P.S.

J.L. 10 Lalbazar 1 568 12 153 3

11 Ramnagar 16 104 5 3 875 14 .. 12 Mnnberia 14 211 9 2 103 5 13 Belitara 702 11 6 102 3 " 15 Petana 16 1 32 9 771 6

20 Debti 4 12 S 4 " 21 Kultara 9 1 40 1 5 83 " 4 23 Budirchak " 24 Mahutdi 6 33 1 4

25 Shipur 16 62

28 Gangutia 5 65 432 " 30 29 Raydi 4 4 " 127 6 .. 31 Chungari 27 13 .. 32 Mahatadi 3 1 12 '" ... U S 185

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------VI VlJ VIII IX ·X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females ~ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

28 424 3 305 13 1,071 227 8,923 11,928 120 3 1,196 12 735 29 474 53 4,300 6,329 101 2 797 10 965 22 408 26 3,712 5,589 79 23 243 16 260 78 344 138 3,008 4,300

10 120 3 139 1 58 6 1,737 2,421

41 3 103 5 24 130 38 1,513 2,452 1,957 75 17,5Z9 235 15,282 407 13,858 1,907 110,629 152,893

12 76 110 10 35 1,450 2,215 12 49 9 14 42 1 1,087 1,662 17 64 4 511 6 46 8 1,023 1,519

14 65 2 79 2 37 4 1,157 1,569 48 169 40 114 8 1,912 2,484 3 9 7 12 52 119

26 16 49 17 1 594 891

4 5 15 233 314 3 3 10 8 239 374 6 34 10 32 1 941 1,496 7 1 3 24 2 85 145 3 8 17 2 8 2 180 310 3 4 2 4 3 3 31 38 186

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/Distr:ct Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied 1-10. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

------Persons Males Females Males Female.ll

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

BURDWAN-Contd. J.L. 33 Boldi 0.82 31 31 146 81 65 81 65

34 Narayanchak 0.67 38 45 259 l30 " 129 11 21 35 Hatinal 2.38 212 274 1,343 676 " 667 171 178 36 Parra 0.89 178 179 763 467 296 " 87 65 37 Jasaidi 1.26 341 341 1,763 946 817 257 217 - ", 40 Shitalpur 1.85 1,452 1,468 5,012 3,028 1,984 929 745 41 Manoharchak 0.41 34 42 " 190 97 93 38 40 .. 42 Chhota Dhemua 1.13 168 179 1,042 541 501 218 225 43 Sodepur 1.66 251 251 1,590 " 817 773 278 271 44 Radhanagar 1,81 617 625 3,225 1,789 " 1,436 504 458 45 Asanbani 0.85 711 818 2,911 1,677 1,234 " 375 310 47 Kalikapur 0.46 15 16 75 41 34 " 41 34 48 Sitarampur 0.64 188 505 3,048 1,801 1,247 " 411 346 49 Belrui 1.19 351 705 3,835 2,140 " 1,695 268 332 50 Lachhipur 1.26 229 493 1,523 " 835 688 221 180 53 Bamindaha 0.78 76 94 579 319 260 35 32 54 Aldihi 2.06 811 866 3,713 2,152 " 1,561 519 432 58 Bejdihi 2.73 814 815 3,094 1,820 " 1,274 595 517 59 Paidi 0.57 28 34 222 115 107 60 73 60 Chinakumari 2.09 1,821 1,822 7,581 4,542 3,039 " 1,236 843 HlRAPUR P.S.

J.L.62 Bharat Chak 0.78 60 61 313 155 158 33 30 63 Jamhiha 0.92 76 82 " 537 271 266 31 30 64 Junut 1.31 126 126 670 " 334 336 146 146 187

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers ------I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

3 2 49 13 49 13

60 55 24 55 4 9

49 54 138 41 324 46 47 2 32 21 19 2 4 2 2 281 116 254 373 145 469 46 114 4 19 1,594 51 21 1 17 2 80 111 1,219 292 54 17 1 31 16 49 46 4 47 230 42 20 2 56 21 68 70 227 340 270 20 11 14 92 93 522 882 22 21 1 181 6 197 184 727 260 942 59 7 16 2 267 265 768 282 3 22 766 16 7 24 3 61 36 686 74 520 993 27 66 6 82 14 86 93 1,188 39 367 29 66 4 23 96 75 193 13 146 3 190 160 82 231 1,131 79 56 3 65 5 183 186 918 163 950 37 29 45 2 614 2 47 23 45 2,620 ·162 54 6 44 8 80 77 2,008 830

8 92 14 59 24 116 24 25 4 23 15 220 227 37 2 2 64 3 118 2 14 9 188

TAB[.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

BURDWAN-Contd. J.L. 33 Boldi

34 Narayancbak 20 12 2

35 Hatinal 72 2 111 2 34 14 .. 36 Parra 1 53 3 9 37 lasaidi 19 2 52 2 7 32 " 40 Shitalpur 17 1,167 25 4 46 " .. 41 Manobarchak 9 1 42 Chhota Dhemua 5 66 2 " 17 4 43 Sodepur 14 129 7 " 45 44 Radhanagar 5 206 4 3 " 234 3 45 Asanbani 10 563 22 " 2 38 5 47 Kalikapur 2 13 " 48 Sitarampur 8 103 5 " 81 49 Belrui 6 138 1 " 65 50 Lachhipur " 11 55 4 1 6 20 53 Bamandiha " 47 10 54 Aldihi 51 7 643 49 3 53 2 58 Bejdihi " 19 702 25 2 29 59 Paidi " 1 26 1 6 60 Chinakumari " 26 1,612 109 32 5 188 3 HARIAPUR P.S.

J.L. 62 Bharat Chak 11 1 4 " 63 Jamhiha 20 2 " 64 Junut 60 3 URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

32 52

1 3 10 2 75 125

13 1 6 9 3 352 621

1 13 19 2 152 12 213 277

3 25 38 11 160 27 477 771

98 24 19 7 181 16 1,434 1,933

1 9 3 43 76

4 8 2 35 10 19 1 311 459

6 14 6 31 11 547 753

13 67 35 117 5 907 1,414 2 51 41 13 212 13 735 1,175

3 3 19 33

7 56 344 5 131 5 1,035 1,231

15 69 429 123 4 1,147 1,668

9 4 89 5 51 4 42 2 468 659

19 48 18 173 259

3 93 5 37 127 8 1,021 1,482

3 47 25 49 10 870 1,237

2 3 4 70 106

13 136 326 14 189 16 1,922 2,877

6 5 96 157

7 3 35 5 155 242

3 8 18 2 216 334 190

TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

BURDWAN - Contd. J.L.65 Namabara 0.78 U N I N 66 Bhaladi 0.76 " 235 235 1,070 628 442 233 236 ASANSOL SIDE

KULTI P. S.

J.L.55 Methani 1.01 426 450 2,044 1,171 873 349 298 56 Kamalpur " 1.11 121 121 657 351 306 135 127 57 Henrilgaria 0.72 " 38 40 240 132 108 108 94 HIRAPUR P. S.

J.L. 26 Ismail 4.85 I N C L U

30 Bangram 1.16 35 35 " 197 107 90 46 34 31 Dihika " 3.66 355 355 1.913 1,066 847 221 170 ,. 32 Syamdihi 2.89 150 152 956 494 462 87 91

33 Kalajhariya 2.53 171 172 1,134 591 543 177 169 " 34 Nabaghanadi 1.64 336 336 1,961 1,047 914 269 259 " 35 Barathol 1.86 96 96 639 324 315 25 33 " 36 Talkunri 2.36 80 80 685 335 350 66 55

37 Dhenua 3.08 159 162 1,180 616 564 115 88 " ,. 53 Chhota DigariJ 0.92 I N C L U

54 Bara Digari 2.11 55 59 355 187 168 176 158 " 55 Shanrmara 0.76 63 73 397 208 189 164 140

56 Lakasata 1.46 226 245 1,381 731 650 463 420

57 Purushottampur 2.32 227 230 1,405 745 660 102 75 " 58 Kuilapur 0.71 68 68 408 223 185 111 88 " 59 Bidyananadapur 1.30 196 208 1,145 588 557 252 248 " 191

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

H A B I T E D

8 9 196 49 253 11 20 13

600 237 569 18 17 1 63 9

169 78 155 4 29 49 2 47 8 47 3 4

D E D I N U R B A N A R E A 21 2 56 8 8 20 6 150 152 467 187 447 24 85 93 12

96 70 137 17 221 44 49 9 4~ 33 155 125 186 35 254 47 86 6 66 14

1 476 233 426 35 7 61

172 169 69 24 129 21 23 28 9 115 - ]24 69 140 2 43 21

188 203 129 13 301 70 115 43 30

D E D I N U R B A N A R E A

39 7 88 3 2 54

69 32 98 4 47

288 56 304 20 49 79 14

124 134 363 147 300 65 91 3 94 58

37 39 64 19 84 12 9 41 12 99 III 160 71 248 46 72 104 4S 192

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------,___------III IV V StatejDistrict Standard Urban Area and Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying . and Repairs & Plantations, ------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry ------hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fem"les

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

BURDWAN-Contd. J.L.65 Namabara U N I ·N H

66 Bhaladi 11 31 2 2 " ASANSOL SIDE

KULTI P.S.

J .L. 55 Methani 4 2 355 3 76 .. 56 Kamalpur 1 30 1 13 57 Henrilaria 21 4 " HIRAPUR P.S.

J.L. 26 Ismail I N C L U

30 Bangram 3 11 " .. 31 Dihika 2 5 47 .. 32 Syamdihi 12 87 33 Kalajhariya 21 33 7 " 34 Nabaghanadi 17 3 " 217 22 .. 35 Barathol 4 28 2 36 Talkunri 6 1 " 8 37 Dhenua 17 2 55 19 " S3 Chhota Digari I N C L U " .. 54 Bara Digari 1 3 1

55 Shanrmara 1 2 8 2S " 56 Lakrasata 6 131 " .. 57 Purushottampur 19 10 2 4S .. 58 Kuilapur 7 1 10 .. S9 Bidyanarunadap 2 14 2 21 193

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Uninhabited

159 8 6 11 375 431

4 32 1 7 11 2 602 855

8 4 21 1 196 302

9 6 85 108

D E D I N U R B A N A R E A 3 11 1 51 82 10 173 1 7 30 3 619 823 1 2 13 9 273 418 17 14 10 10 5 10 337 496 3 19 10 89 13 621 879

27 8 15 2 3 195 294

25 1 1 33 3 195 348 2 2 39 19 28 315 494 D E D I N U R B A N A R E A 2 2 1 4 1 99 165 2 1 2 6 110 189

8 16 6 8 4 427 630

2 20 6 13 2 445 595

3 3 S S 139 173

9 2 1(i

TABLE A·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds houseless popUlation)

------_ Persons Males Females Males Femalei

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BURDWAN DISTRICT -Contd. J. L. 60 Patmohona 2.05 525 527 2,520 1,786 734 337 176 . " 61 Aluthiya 0.71 220 226 1,305 675 630 267 213 67 Chapradi 3.29 239 239 1,212 653 559 70 " 65 ASANSOL P.S.

J.L. 4 Gopalpur 1.50 61 93 385 203 182 45 72

5 Narasamuda 1.52 145 170 1,236 645 591 341 324 " .. 6 Kumarpur 0.88 92 92 535 282 253 51 55 ,. 7 Gobindapur 1.65 133 133 840 419 421 102 103 8 ShitaIa 1.82 198 199 1,162 591 571 340 326 " 9 PaIasdiha 1.24 105 106 511 270 241 120 101 " 10 Bansarakdi 0.78 122 122 606 287 319 14 35 " 11 Mabujuri 0.78 93 93 540 286 254 116 105 " 13 Garparira 1.72 70 70 1,778 956 822 503 471 " 14 Uttar Dhadka 0.91 235 239 1,179 643 536 220 " 189 16 Kalla 2.60 173 249 3,406 1,887 1,519 571 442 " 17 Satpukhuria 1.81 404 386 127 94 " 142 143 790 19 Banbishnupur 0.65 " 138 138 770 380 390 164 171 20 Nischinta 3.98 2,474 1,237 1237 477 " 398 432 494 .. 21 Keshabganja 0.60 40 40 189 99 90 22 Chak Keshabganja 0.70 20 20 191 105 86 73 " 58 25 Mohishila 5.44 378 2,912 1,511 1,401 385 356 " 378 38 Kataldihi 4.21 " 125 125 1,773 921 852 33 30 " 39 Kalipahari 2.47 100 100 3,055 1,841 1,214 257 196 " 40 Ghoshil<; 2.64 460 471 3,723 2,309 1,414 961 680 195

URBAN AREAS Dll': ABSTRACf

------Workers I II Schedl}led Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------_ ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

198 189 249 43 1,494 40 1 28 1

289 50 275 20 93 65 10

328 133 225 13 77 35 6

58 49 78 24 109 3 3 21

7 8 323 125 316 38 27 1 56 36 110 52 117 13 35 1 27 8

192 45 183 37 41 58 31 21 35 245 53 310 10 59 1 140 '6

20 36 35 59 138 53 53 16 39 35

20 21 99 55 129 22 17 39 20 88 30 142 5 7 10

104 104 374 130 413 54 29 2 91 37 34 39 314 145 309 26 17 95 21

223 203 905 391 920 197 115 2 188 23 . 121 164 154 9 240 92 114 13 16 71

54 53 160 45 147 40 30 17 37 501 163 537 36 128 5 117 20

99 90 81 49 66 3 15 46 28 69 32 29 50 2 19 27 151 531 124 649 152 58 179 1 90 14

398 452 257 86 440 46 26 5 113 8 224 215 680 212 934 97 ·67 10 19 2 571 266 250 114 1,352 128 20 67 9 196

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 BURDWAN DlSTRICT-Contd. J.L.60 Patmohona- 4 1,407 39 11

.. 61 Aluthiya 3 58 3 2 1 10 1 67 Chapradi 6 12 2 23

ASANSOL P.S.

J,L. 4 Gopalpur 1 19 23 .. 5 Narasamuda 28 2 7 104 1 6 Kumarpur 4 5 21 " .. 7 Gobindapur 12 1 6 23 .. 8 Shitala 13 9 18 .. 9 Palasdiha 9 1 2 1 16 .. 10 Bansarakdi 8 7 16 17 .. 11 Mahujuri 9 1 2 8 19 13 Garparira 2 48 " 146 11 .. 14 Uttar Dhadka 2 112 2 22 16 Kalla 2 125 40 " 2 2S .. 17 Satpukhuria 80 7 1 10 .. 19 Banbishnupur 85 3 8 .. 20 Nischinta 13 3 183 6 2 20 .. 21 Keshabganja 22 Chak Keshabganja " .. 25 Mohishila 2 94 2 5 3 129 35 .. 38 Kataldihi 109 19 4 45 .. 39 Kalipahari 9 311 63 18 279 9 .. 40 Ghoshik 6 1,169 97 2 21 5 ]97

URBAN2.AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

23 8 12 292 694

1 19 2 7 17 400 610

3 4 16 11 40 3 428 546

2 3 13 24 3 94 179

3 63 12 14 329 553

4 2 1 12 7 3 165 240

S 1 11 3 8 1 19 236 384

3 18 3 40 10 281 561

1 2 7 9 132 188

2 3 10 10 158 297

12 6 15 54 3 144 249

1 27 4 21 48 543 768

7 18 14 21 3 334 S10 4 42 1 24 393 131 967 1.322 9 3 7 164 294 2 5 233 350 22 24 5 23 2 700 1,201 18 41

36 57 1 101 4 31 14 2 862 1,343

2 4 81 8 14 46 2 481 806 18 5 106 3 92 15 4 907 1,117 12 6 26 3 14 2 17 4 957 1,286 198

TABLE A-V.. STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. krn. Residential House- (including institutional) Castes Houses holds houseless populat~on)

------Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BURDWAN DlSTRICT-Contd. J.L. 41 Damra 3.45 400 410 2,878 1,577 1,301 452 392 .. 46 Ragllunathbati 0.86 96 96 898 457 441 124 124 47 Ramjibanpur 0.90 91 92 343 197 146 43 15 " 48 Barachak 1.05 101 148 802 463 339 57 60 " 49 Phatepur 0.76 102 155 767 401 366 257 249 " 50 Bara Dhemo 3.39 785 1,567 3,640 2,263 1,377 702 615 " 51 Jagatdi 0.49 79 79 466 231 235 153 151 " 52 Bartaria 1.71 220 220 969 525 414- 174 170 " JAMURIA P.S.

J .L. 28 Ninga 3.86 1,866 2,244 6,176 4,143 2,033 753 347

1.16 187 267 1,354 759 595 ,t' 29 Chanda 228 186 .. 30 Bagra 3.40 1,312 1,375 6,511 4,278 2,233 912 534 .. 31 Banali 5.84 644 661 3,850 2,010 1,840 768 730 RANIGANJ P S.

J.L. 1 Saora 2.19 111 111 702 372 330 168 144 2 Ratibati 1.38 565 568 3,281 2,222 1,059 " 662 471 .. 3 Chapui 1.18 792 815 3,196 1,992 1,204 960 555 4 Kumardiha 0.82 184 184 785 492 293 138 " 94 .. 5 Chelad 3.93 621 621 3,106 2,000 1,106 484 292 .. 6 Tirat 3.95 371 371 1,600 837 763 139 124 7 Chalbalpua 2.22 662 677 2,704 1,848 856 418 355

9 Belebathan 2.95 458 458 2,080 1,197 883 " 439 289 10 Harabhanga 2.63 127 127 560 318 242 13 10 " 11 Damalia 2.13 102 102 505 267 238 187 179 " 199

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACI'

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate am). Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------_ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

293 319 592 179 742 53 9 68 6 25 28 257 87 203 26 56 4 43 14

98 95 28 4 122 15 4 37 13

170 150 134 30 204 1 30 1 29 186 66 185 3 45 1 101 2 123 122 792 160 1,140 121 127 39 98 52

66 74 84 23 115 15 34 42 12

1 224 91 235 11 13 69 7

34 17 1,332 416 2,789 97 17 46 S

52 68 261 68 433 47 39 1 43 13

339 288 1,255 286 2,763 166 85 1 82 19

198 191 764 268 842 141 126 11 286 110

199 49 162 38 45

47 50 904 221 1,515 67 11 26

42 36 566 187 1,124 70 12 38 3

11 4 180 48 360 10 34 1 47 3 250 200 390 66 1,340 31 262 6 102 6 139 125 157 45 334 25 128 72 2 154 155 372 77 1,362 110 13 34 1 326 295 233 39 598 4 29 129 3

106 81 54 157 45 11

92 58 139 3 40 86 3 200

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House------Industry ------hold IndustrY Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

J.L.41 Damra 552 34 2 22 2

46 Raghunathbati 15 31 7 41 " 47 Ramjibanpur 74 2 2 " 48 Barachak 24 13 " 49 Phatepur 8 " 11 50 Bara Dhemo 10 781 24 5 29 2 " 51 Jagatdi 3 1 24 3 " .. 52 Bartaria 7 7 88

JAMURIA P.S.

J.L. 28 Ninga 2,457 84 18 20 .. 29 Chanda 23 2 91 24 9 48 2 .. 30 Bagra 3 2,293 136 3 14t'l 31 Banali 17 236 15 5 55 " RANIGANJ P.S.

J.L. 1 Saora 67 7

2 Ratibati 1,366 64 16 " 3 Chapui 1,011 62 3 21 " 4 Kumardiha 242 6 " 5 Chelad 933 18 1 11 " 6 Tirat 14 42 6 4 16 " 7 Chalbalpur 3 1,129 108 34 " 9 Belebathan 348 2 71 " .. 10 Harabhanga 67 1 8 .. 11 Damalia ... .., 201

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 .37 38

9 58 5 16 4 6 1 835 1,248

9 1 7 254 415 4 1 75 131 44 60 4 259 338

4 7 9 216 363 2 46 15 1 27 3 1,123 1,256

6 4 1 116 220 13 2 26 1 .3 9 290 433

7 105 8 111 8 1,354 1,936 .3 103 .3 24 50 1 326 548 1 96 3 1 51 9 1,515 2.067 8 54 12 43 4 1,168 1.699

5 210 330 23 9 64 3 707 992

29 2 3 1 7 1 868 1,134 5 12 20 132 283 1 8 2 20 1 660 1.075

7 2 36 12 15 2 503 738

7 26 44 1 72 486 746

13 5 599 879 3 16 6 161 242

1 1 11 128 235 202

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/Distr:ct Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less popu!ation)

------Persons Males Females ---Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

J.L. 12 Narankuri 1.15 233 242 1,312 642 67(} 287 297

.. 13 Egara 3.72 693 693 3,326 1,709 1,617 1,090 1,039 .. 14 Amkula 3.01 1,016 1,661 7,590 4,879 2,711 600 372 .. 15 Murgathaul 2.18 626 642 2,458 1,640 818 171 172

16 Nimcha 3.85 1,019 1,019 4,592 2,744 1,848 1,332 1,028 " .. 17 Sirasol 8;52 3,217 3,236 13,874 8,791 5,083 1,728 1,393 .. 18 Amrasota 3.06 403 403 856 470 386 98 96 .. 19 Chak Janadhara 0.38 Uninhabited

20 Banshra 3.01 337 534 1,916 1,260 656 326 227 " .. 21 Sonachora 1.12 10 10 34 25 9 2 1 22 Mangalpur 4.88 130 161 625 402 223 91 71 " .. 23 Ronai 2.14 288 290 1,644 790 854 136 145

., 2S Sahebganj 1.66 196 276 2.432 1,298 1,134 428 397

26 Raghunath Chak 0.87 855 1,064 4,294 2,584 1,710 974 650 " 27 Ballavpur 1.66 125 125 5,180 2,981 2,199 625 536 " .. 28 Kumarbazar 1.28 Included In Urban Area .. 29 Chak Brindabanpur 0.62 65 65 309 148 161 82 76 30 Baktarnagar 4.21 666 751 3,230 1,756 1,474 468 484 " 31 Napur 5.33 238 430 2,316 1,232 1,084 305 311 " JAMURIA P.S.

J.L.33 Satgram 3.88 890 895 4,514 2,873 1,641 853 597

36,987 30,260 Total Rural:<;rou~s 234,79 42,075 46,856 232,047 134,380 97,667 .. 203

URBAN AREAS DIX! ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

12 12 233 100 303 32 2 65 5

79 56 723 331 730 66 204 5 222 27

491 264 1,838 819 3.797 77 427 21 77 2

116 87 423 140 1,099 111 54 16 19 19

342 291 343 134 1,416 168 45 2 163 3

1,210 75t 2,884 878 4,997 429 214 9 213 38

86 78 96 17 252 9 35 73 S

Uninhabited

162 154 396 100 923 77 23 47

1 4 15 2 20

1 125 17 281 5 38 27

1 223 64 403 16 100 66 2

32 20 552 208 598 25 9 37 2 1,546 113 25 1 1 1,039 291 28

1,795 735 1,474 82 58 20 2 Included In Urban Area

35 8 67 2 54 69 111 848 51 123 2 49 2 60 65 799 302 508 4 164 2 57 82 71 805 451

1,801 161 8S 1 146 74 230 93 960 377 73,691 5,076 5,844 266 6,541 1,400 10,700 9,534 49,708 16,486 204

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock. Forestry, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and Mining and (a) (b) allied activities Quarrying Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ---.------...... Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

BUROW AN DlSTRICT-Co1td. J.L. 12 Narankuri 9 1 22 8 2 141 15

13 Egara " 97 19 6 142 7 " 14 Amkula 3,276 53 .. 15 Murgathual 953 76 2 .. 16 Nimcha 1 1,039 117 1 8 .. 17 Sirasol 111 8 3,296 168 13 325 35 .. 18 Amrasota 2 1 3 2 19 .. 19 Chak Janadhara Uninhabited .. 20 Banshra 21 707 69 68 6

21 Sonachora ... " .. 22 Mangalpur 8 1 197 3 23 Ronai 1 3 1 49 1 " 25 Sahebganj 5 24 1 32 335 10 " .. 26 Raghunath Chak 1 8 1 15 1,017 69 27 Ballavpur 7 7 4 1,232 56 " .. 28 Kumarbazar Included In Urbiln Area .. 29 Chak Brindabanpur 30 Baktarnagar 14 66 17 13 430 15 " 31 Napur 11 256 2 " JAMURIA P.S.

J,L. 33 Satgram 3 1,464 73 1 17 4

Total Rural Groups 822 42 34,723 1,780 351 30 10,412 462 20S

URBAN AREAS DIX ABStRACT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

----'------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

7 17 5 12 2 20 2 339 638

14 29 7 16 979 1,551

1 16 1 1,082 2,634

14 25 32 541 707

21 124 43 14 3 1,328 1,680

68 4 275 9 218 67 264 91 3,794 4,654

3 49 38 3 23 218 377

Uninhabited

23 15 19 337 579

1l 9 5 9

4 2 5 121 218

17 3 156 6 10 3 387 838 700 10 24 58 4 64 8 1,109

42 9 101 3 264 13 45 18 1,038 1,597

12 7 68 2 20 46 15 1,507 2,117

Included In Urban Area

36 33 37 126

7 31 4 52 10 61 1 908 1,423 19 724 1,080

55 7 1,072 1,480 5 17 8 62,689 92,591 744 87 3,406 122 4,510 317 4,338 570 206

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less population)

----- Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 10

BURDWAN DlSTRICT- Burdwan Standard Urban Area 48.60 27,648 34,849 152,652 84,264 68,388 6,310 5,775

Urban Components

1. Burdwan (Municipality) 22.66 25,931 33,025 143,318 79,321 63,997 5,119 4,698

Total Urban Groups 22.66 25,931 33,025 143,318 79,321 63,997 5,119 4,698

Rural Components

BURDWAN P.S.

J.L.27 Birutikri 1.48 77 79 508 272 236 87 93

" 41 Goda 4.55 163 183 1,024 530 494 .. 43 Krisbnapur 0.57 156 163 1,044 533 511 7'lo 65

44 Jotgoda 0.53 96 96 495 249 246 16 13 " ,. 70 Nari 4.83 258 259 1,421 759 662 115 111 .. 71 Kalyanpur 0.60 63 63 340 163 177 38 47 72 Nandara 0.66 " 101 101 648 336 312 73 58 73 Dangachba 0.72 20 21 125 69 56 " 53 51 74 Bamchandaipur 321 386 414 1,441 763 678 " 328 323 75 Ichhlabad 2.64 Included in Urban Area " 76 Kamainatsal 1.05 Included in Urban Area " .. 77 Alisa 0.68 39 39 235 130 105 45 33 .. 78 Gopalnagar 0.64 177 192 895 503 392 78 68 76 Becharhat 3.78 181 214 1,158 636 522 286 215

Total RuralGroup 25.94 1,717 1,824 9,334 4,943 4,391 1,191 1,077 207

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female~

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

1,268 1,132 48,981 29,977 37,775 3,320 1,693 95 3,145 798

688 605 47,151 29,036 35,235 2,801 1,202 90 1,982 325

688 605 47,151 29,036 35,235 2,801 1,202 90 1,982 325

14 16 120 42 129 9 49 42 9

98 85 163 70 259 39 69 135 38

59 48 146 83 263 28 50 157 28

49 52 65 27 121 10 14 63 10

52 54 469 254 389 41 71 156 3S

58 45 69 68 95 42 15 62 41

48 50 172 96 195 97 25 2 109 94

11 5 26 10 37 11 16

56 59 167 56 392 119 96 3 190 106

Included in Urban Area

Included in Urban Area

29 25 22 4 67 24 9 56 23

18 12 230 133 255 22 26 47 12

88 76 181 88 338 88 56 130 77

580 527 1,830 941 2,540 519 491 5 1,163 473 208

TABLE t\.·V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

------Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ----~------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House· ------Industry ------hold Industry Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

BURDWAN DISTRICT-Contd. Burdwan Standard Urban Area 755 26 29 2 1,910 129 4,265 271

Urban Components

1. Burdwan (Municipality) 560 19 29 2 1.869 128 4,046 258

Total Urban Groups 569 19 29 2 1,869 lZ!l 4,046 258

Rural Components

BURDWAN P.S.

J.L. 27 Birutikri 18 4

41 Goda 5 1 23 " 43 Krishnapur 12

• 44 Jotgoda 5 3 15

70 Nari 18 17 30 " .. 71 Kalyanpur 3 2 .. 72 Nandara 17 4 1 5

73 Dangachha 6 2 .. 74 Bamchandaipur 23 2 1 13 4 .. 75 Ichhlabad Included in Urban Area 76 Kamainatsal Included in Urban Area

.. 77 Alisa 1 78 Gopalnagar 94 4 6 12 .. 19 Becharhat 6 9 100 9 Total Rural Groups 195 7 41 1 219 13 209

URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRAT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 "38

1,182 29 7,810 152 6,066 163 10,920 1,655 46,489 65,068

1,158 29 7,684 147 5,977 163 10,728 1,640 44,086 61,196

1,158 29 7,684 147 5,977 163 10,728 1,640 44,086 61,196

4 12 143 227

2 9 16 271 455 27 3 3 11 270 483

5 9 6 128 236

6 22 6 63 6 370 621

4 8 68 135

2 7 5 21 141 215

1 1 32 56

5 37 2 10 17 2 371 559 Included in Urban Area

Included in Urban Area

1 63 81

16 36 18 6 248 370

1 14 2 3 19 298 434

24 126 5 89 ~ .. 19:1 15 2,403 3,872 2JO

TABLE A-V STANDARD APp,EN PRIMARY ENS US

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population. Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and. Castes Houses holds houseless population) ----- Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.

BURDW AN DISTRICT Contd. Durgapur Standard Urban Area 180.64 48,005 50,862 218,353 123,245 95,108 14,184 12,293

Urban Components

1. Durgapur (Notified Area) t 154.20 45,934 48,680 206,638 117,135 89,~03 12,266 10,476 Total Urban Components 154.20 45,934 48,680 206,638 117,135 89,503 12,266 10,476 Rural Components

ONDAL P.S.

J .L. 52 Andal 8.34 565 578 3,374 1,746 1,628 542 503 55 Duchururia 1.29 244 245 1,512 " 828 68.4 252 227 56 Shrirampur 4.44 594 " 594 2,733 1,462 1,271 557 510 DURGAPUR P.S.

J.L. 83F Kaliganj 1.99 92 101 581 296 285 49 43 95/83F Sankarpur 1.03 106 " 116 580 278 302 62 64 .. 96F Tetikhala 0.58 Uninhabited KAKSA P,S,

J.L. 58 Bamunara 5.00 212 279 1,518 768 750 281 299 3.77 " 91/54 Arra 258 269 1,417 732 685 175 171 Total Rural Groups 26.44 2,071 2,182 11,715 6,110 5,605 1,918 1,817 BANKURA DISTRICT Bankura Standard Urban Area 3~.74 15!113 15~828' 90,140 47,~33 42,907 9,780 9.513 Urban Components

1. Bankura (Municipality) 18.13 13,319 13,860 79,129 41,594 37,535 7,949 7,720 Total Urban Groups 18.13 13,319 13,860 79,129 41,594 37,535 7,949 7,720

tDue to inclusion of some more villages while declaring·it is Notified Area. For details see Appendix II to Table A-IV, Census of India 1971, Series 22-West Ben~al, Part II-A -Genl?ra! fopulation Tables. 211

URBAN AREAS DIX! ABSTRACT

Workers

I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20

1,683 1,302 77,989 43,397 63,264 3,391 1,798 87 2,959 725

1,481 1,101 75,031 42,275 60,644 3,226 1,437 80 2,432 624

1,481 1,101 75,031 42,275 60,644 3,226 1,437 80 2,432 624

1,099 373 729 88 103 2 142 84

2 356 133 386 7 12 28 588 8 25 1 635 ]42 35 6

145 56 117 7 50 3 20 112 124 2 25 135 72 2 Uninhabited

296 158 347 52 58 109 107 2 94 8

93 92 292 148 329 88 136 t,lll 2,620 165 361 202· 201 2,958 7 527 101

14,585 21,041 1,691 135 108 26,479 866 184 1,505 93

18,395 90 73 24,042 13,512 1,357 375 4 897 54 18,395 90 73 24,042 13,512 1,357 375 4 897 54 212

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufccturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, -----~------Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Indusfry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

BURDWAN DISTRICT Contd. Durgapur Standard Urban Area 765 29 233 1 955 70 34,879 669

Urban Components

1. Durgapur (Notified Area) t 688 27 109 1 903 66 34,142 659

Total Urban Components 688 27 109 1 903 66 34,142 659

Rural Components

ONDAL P.S.

J.L. 52 Andal 14 6 18 192 55 Duchururia 22 1 " 29 22 124 56 Shrirampur 1 85 " 263 DURGAPUR P.S.

J.L. 83F Kaliganj 2 13 .. 95/83F Sankarpur 26 96F Tetikhala " Uninhabited KAKSA P.S.

J.L. 58 Bamunara 23 1 2 10 4 63 9 91/54 Arra " 16 56 Total Rural Groups 77 2 124 52 4 737 10

BANKURA DISTRICT Bankura Standard Urban Area 256 12 26 2,487 118 2,833 103

Urban Components

1. Bankura (Municipality) 122 8 25 2,332 116 2,643 93

Total Urban Groups 122 8 25 2,332 116 2,643 93

tDue to inclusion of some more villages while dec laring it is Notified Area. For details see Appendix II to Table A-IV, Census of India 1971, Series 22-West Bengal, Part II-A-General Population Tables. 213

ORBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

2,665 96 5,327 100 2,846 132 10,837 1,482 59,981 91,717

2,625 90 5,174 94 2,647 130 10,487 1,455 56,491 86,277

2,625 90 5,174 94 2,647 130 10,487 1,455 56,491 86,277

5 47 41 161 2 1,017 1,540

9 57 2 54 1 29 2 442 677

22 17 78 62 874 1,263

3 26 4 179 278

1 154 300 Uninhabited

Uninhabited

2 5 23 4 19 1 53 18 421 698

6 7 18 403 684

40 6 153 6 199 2 350 27 3,490 5,440

552 31 4,166 74 2,863 113 5,487 963 26,192 41,216

492 22 4,008 66 2,611 ·103 4,890 891 23,199 36,178

492 22 4,008 66 2,611 103 4,890 891 23,199 36,178 214

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARlY CENSUS

Sta te/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds house less popu~ation)

--- Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BANKURA DISTRICT-Contd. Rural Components

BANKURA P.S.

J.L. 202 Ekteswar 1.88 213 238 1,473 764 709 183 175 .. 203 Sankarbati 0.83 51 54 299 159 140 44 47 .. ~06 Syamdaspur 0.73 141 153 679 342 337 146 157 .. 207 Bhadul 1.38 127 127 693 350 343 .123 114 .. 219 Sanbanda 0.84 238 238 1,480 769 711 :218 203 .. 222 Sall?ani 1.30 265 287 1,708 871 837 262 219 .. 224 Asna 1.30 67 106 605 315 290 58 40 .. 225 Panchbaga 0.76 34 36 198 104 94 35 39 .. 226 Badra 1.82 138 141 775 400 375 130 133 .. 229 Junbede 1.65 226 227 1,284 627 657 336 364 .. 232 Kesekol 1.01 229 233 1,168 594 574 293 295 233 Mithila 1.11 125 128 649 344 305 3 7 " Total Rural Group 14.61 1,854 1,968 n,Ol1 5,639 5,372 1,831 1,793 MIDNAPORE DISTRICT Kbaragpur Standard Urban Area 55.46 33,162 34,213 173,220 93,326 79,894 5,011 4,540 Urban Components .. 1 Kharagpur Cityt 33.38 31,118 32,011 161,257 87,124 74,133 4,447 3,996 Total Urban Groups 33.38 31,118 32,018 1,61,257 87,124 74,133 4,447 3,996 Rural Components KHARAGPUR P. S.

J.L. 87 Dewanmara 1.40 26 26 128 63 65 Bentchati

89 Sadatpur 1.52 92 93 490 246 244 51 " 56 131 Malancha 0,91 100 101 410 207 203 "

t Rharagpur City included Kharagpur (~unicjpality), Kharagpur (~0!1-~unicjpality), Indian Institute of Technology Area (Non· Municipality) and Kharagpur Railway Settlement (Non-Mnmclpahty). 215

URBAN AREAS DlX ABSTRACT

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

394 197 322 11 75 105 9 68 42 64 2 8 34 2

7 4 60 16 162 21 48 5 14 9 188 170 136 7 5 53 2 365 212 311 29 40 2 39 1 352 112 530 14 211 63 8 177 59 135 5 46 4 2 51 19 45 11 9 19 10 8 220 71 168 48 309 177 34 5 4 195 92 175 122 290 63 29 7 9 218 49 13 6 174 5 22 2 1 149 39 1 70 4 2,646 45 35 2,437 1,073 334 491 180 608 39

40,832 2,530 982 22 2,683 2,444 61,377 35,648 2,735 667

33,795 37,892 2,088 542 15 1,672 1,546 1,344 58,302 302 33,795 37,892 2,088 542 15 1,672 1,546 1,344 58,302 392

2 33 I 14 6 22 49 32 15 13

25 143 69 22 64 43 59 54 28 44 15 38 36 87 66 216

TABl.E A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY ENSUS

Workers

III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 BANKURA DlSTRICT-Contd. Rural Components BANKURA P.S.

J.L. 202 Ekteswar 3 4 17

203 Sankarbati 8

206 Syarndaspur .5 9 22 " 2 .. 207 Bhadul 6 .. 210 Sanbanda 9 3 63 2 .. 222 Salbani 86 45 20 2 224 Asna 8 26 2

225 Panchbaga " 226 Badra 1 3 9 " 229 lunbede 36 36

.. 232 Kesekol 19 3 7 1 7 2 233 Mithila 3 22

134 4 1 155 Total Rnral Groups 2 190 10

MIDNAPORE Kbaragpur Standard DISTRICT 97 2 4 448 Urban Area 70 5,566 66 Urban Components 1 Kharagpur Cityt 93 2 4 390 :31 5,405 " 64 Total Urban Groups 93 2 4 390 31 5,405 64

Rurol Components

KHARAGPUR P.S.

J.L. 87 Dewanmara Bentchati

89 Sadatpur 42 39 2

131 Malancha 1 " t Kharagpur City included Kharagpur (Municipality), Kharagpur (~

ORBAN AREAS mx: ABSTRACT

Workers

VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications,

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 31 14 72 442 698 1 3 1 9 95 138

9 3 14 44 11 9 180 316 3 7 16 2 46 2 214 336 13 5 23 2 48 4 72 12 458 682 3 19 23 2 60 2 341 823 4 9 14 22 3 180 285 5 11 9 59 94 1 7 8 72 232 375 10 2 1 5 64 318 480 13 1 23 4 56 1 132 44 304 511 2 15 12 28 170 300 60 9 158 8 252 10 597 72 2,993 5,038

359 16 3,792 99 20,433 648 6,416 940 52,494 77,364

332 16 3,687 98 19,847 640 5,920 920 49,232 72,045

332 16 3,687 98 19,847 640 5,920 920 49,232 72,045

3 1 2 30 51

3 13 7 2 103 175

4 21 3 163 203 2]8

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY ENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. Residential House- (including institutional and Castes Houses holds . houseless populati~n)

Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 , 6 7 8 9 10 MIDNAPORE DlSTRICT-Conld. J.L. 132 Chandipur 0.27 200 200 996 532 464 69 58 " 133 Gobindapur 0.11 2 2 14 6 8 13S Dhekia " 0.83 445 476 2,489 1,258 1,231 117 118 140 Khidirpur " 1.25 157 241 1,078 552 526 158 158 145 Talbagicha urf 1.49 253 270 1,843 989 854 4 2 " Kuchlatari 146 Andharkuli 3.75 " 68 68 343 179 164 " 148 Hiradlhi 0.87 80 85 393 213 180 ., 149 Keshia Sol 0.78 87 90 437 208 229 41 36 .. 187 Ghagra 0.60 40 40 196 100 96 .. 207 Walipur 1.40 104 104 788 449 339 75 66 0.67 " 208 Jharia Uninhabited .. 209 Daimang Chak 0.29 Uninhabited " 211 Ruisanda 1.59 Uninhabited " 241 Am1ataria 0.72 97 97 595 302 293 35 36 242 Gharbarpur " 0.11 25 25 115 60 SS 243 Amchhata 0.39 21 " 21 154 7S 79 13 8 " 245 Kashba 0.61 156 161 881 436 445 246 Soladahar 1,26 50 50 262 136 126 4 308 Madanmohan 1.26 " 41 52 351 191 160 4 S Total Rural Groups 22,08 2,044 2,202 11,963 6,202 5,761 571 544

Midnapore Standard Urban Area 24.39 12,408 14,536 81,201 44,333 36,868 1,993 1,822 Urban Components

1 Midnapore " (Municipality) 10.36 10,419 12,483 71,326 39,044 32,282 1,283 1.143 Total Urban Groups 10.36 10,419 12,483 71,326 39,044 32,282 1,283 1,143 219

URBAN AREAS DIX! ABSTRACl

Workers I II Scheduled Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

6 3 289 187 181 4 7 47 5 6 2 72 68 838 568 533 37 14 113 25 26 16 313 194 250 15 35 4 98 7 149 179 611 317 492 99 63 2 88 93

5 8 50 8 82 4 1 68 4 UO 99 48 10 147 105 28 100 105 112 135 38 9 108 50 7 74 49 100 96 3 51 33 26 25 33 107 74 170 74 300 4 61 95 Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited

115 108 120 84 156 70 1 58 14 10 37 26 29 10 10 16 16 30 22 45 10 20 98 126 262 203 192 48 71 6 62 1 60 44 56 41 94 52 90 7 31 7 44Z 440 7 1,063 365 1,137 1,100 3,075 1,853 2,940

18,356 1,807 505 . 12 1,407 428 1,804 1,517 2,6,752 16,32,8

1,393 5 697 777 468 24,856 15,555 15.628 304 176 5 697 777 468 24,856 15,555 15,628 1,393. 304 176 220

TABI,E A-V ST,'\NDARD APPEN PRIMARY El\SJjS

Workers III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, Orchards and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 MIDNAPORE DISTRICT-Contd. J.L. 132 Chandipur 8 .. 133 Gobindapur 135 Dhekia " 15

I, 140 Khidirpur 2 13 2

to 145 Talbagicha urf 2 1 109 Kuchlatari

I, 146 Andharkuli 148 Hiradihi " 149 Kesbi a Sol " 187 Gbagra " 207 Walipur " 2 208 Jb:uia Uninhabited " 209 Daimang Chak Uninhabited " 211 Ruisanda " Uninhabited 241 Amlataria 1 3 242 Gharbarpur " 1 243 Amchhata " 3 245 Kashba " 16 246 Soladahar " 308 Madanmohan " Total Rural Groups 4 58 39 161 2

Midnapore Standard Urban Area 308 12 5 668 73 2,400 37 Urban Components

tt 1 Midnapore (Municipality) 274 7 452 5 1,922 27

Total Urban Groups 274 7 452 5 1,922 '1.7 221

URBAN AREAS Drx: ABSTRAT

Workers VI VII VIII IX X Construction Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers & Communications

------_._--_------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

58 61 2 351 460

1 4 8 2 31 268 6 89 6 725 1,194 3 67 32 2 302 511

15 54 43 117 4 4~7 755 9 1 2 97 160

19 66 75 1 27 100 179

49 63

3 13 126 4 149 335 Uninhabited

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

8 16 146 292 3 5 31 55 3 8 30 79 4 27 25 244 445

74 126 2 10 3 101 153 27 105 1 586 8 496 20 3,262 5,319

379 21 3,640 66 1,969 26 7,045 1,]32 26,007 35,061

312 17 3,476 63 1,844 18 6,347 1,075 23,416 30,889 312 17 3,476 63 1,844 18 6,347 1,075 23,416 30,889 222

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

State/District Standard Urban Area Area in Occupied No. of Total population Scheduled and Component Units sq. km. ·Residential House- (including institutional-and Castes Houses holds houseless population)

Persons Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MADINAPORE DISTRICT-Contd. Rural Components IMIDNAPORE P. S. J.L. 150 Rangamati 2.02 208 261 1,298 706 592 5 6 151 Tantigere 2.40 878 878 3,796 2,139 1,657 278 224 " 167 Khas Jangal 2.50 333 333 1665 849 816 297 294 " .. 190 Talkui 1.38 87 87 485 275 210 44 60 191 Abasgar 0.35 59 59 362 200 162 " 193 Jamnnabali " Basantapur 0.60 38 38 173 89 84 49 53 194 Babar Barua 0.74 16 16 90 50 40 " 200 Hosenbad 1.23 203 203 1,138 553 585 10 6 " " 201 Narayanpur 0.11 Unininhabited " 205 Keshabpur 1.65 59 62 302 151 151 16 21 " 219 Narendrapur }.05 108 116 566 277 289 11 15 Total Rural Group 14.03 1,989 2,053 9,875 5,289 4,586 710 679 PURULIA DISTRICT Purulia Standard Urban Area* 33.98 8,758 11,383 62,695 32,912 29,783 6,374 6,166 Urban Components 1 Purulia (Municipality) 13.93 7,950 10,561 57,708 30A00 27,308 5,342 5,253 Total Urban Groups 13.93 7,950 10,561 57,708 30,400 27,308 5,342 5,253 Rural Components J.L. 260 Raghabpur 6.17 421 421 2,374 1,204 1,170 658 638 .. 274 Palanja 3.39 75 75 439 229 210 172 69

It 284 Ketika 4.79 35 35 193 99 94 13 11 290 Balguma 1.33 49 49 342 163 179 1 " 293 Manguria 4.37 228 242 1,639 817 822 189 194 " Total Rural Groups* 2,005 808 822 4,987 2,512 2,475 1,032 913

*The total of workers and Non-workers will not agree with the total P.opul~tio.n a~ the distribuf.ion of Cate~ory.wise workers and Non-workers of three villages Under Rural Component of Puruha Dlstnct IS merged With other Villages which are olltside S. U. A. 223

URBAN AREAS D~ ABSTRACT

Workers I II $chedyJeo Tribes Literate and Educated Total Workers Cyltivators Agricultural Persons (I-IX) Labourers

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

2 2 271 123 367 94 11 127 79 345 348 872 372 1,109 66 9 179 19 196 207 259 129 399 95 60 2 150 52 58 43 97 39 138 26 27 1 6 62 35 101 4 10

10 10 23 8 53 7 12 1 6 13 13 18 3 26 4 5 20 4 103 106 192 70 273 29 45 37 14 Uninhabited

83 84 36 9 83 23 14 1 61 22 217 236 66 15 149 66 8 2 124 62 1,027 1,049 1,896 803 2,968 414 201 7 710 252

466 427 19,113 11,045 13,631 1,055 345 14 893 29

368 333 18,135 10,724 13,098 1,030 229 9 706 22 368 333 18,135 10,724 13,098 1,030 229 9 706 22

45 45 341 68 91 22 Category-wise worker figures are merged with those of other villages 28 5 5 1 49 34 68 4 23 4 48 48 469 192 465 21 93 4 183 7 98 94 978 521 533 25 116 5 187 7 224

TABLE A-V STANDARD APPEN PRIMARY CENSUS

Workers ------III IV V State/District Standard Urban Area Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Component Units Fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Repairs & Plantations, ------__ OrchardS and (a) (b) allied activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ------Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 MIDNAPORE DISTRICT-Contd. , Rural Components MlDNAPORE P. S. J.L. 150 Rangamati 4 2 17 2 [9 1 151 Tantigere " 7 2 27 414 9 .. 167 Khas Jangal 7 2 41 31 15 190 Talkui 4 " 54 25 191 Abasgar 39 3 " 193 JamnnabaJi " Basantaput 28 6 1

" 194 Bahar Barua 200 Hosenbad 10 3 2 24 " 201 Naryanpur Uninhabited " 205 Keshabpur 3 " 219 Narendrapur 5 2 2 " Total Rural Groups 34 5 5 216 68 478 10 PURULIA DISTRICT Purulia Standard

Urban~Groups* 361 8 26 1 917 62 1,472 59 Urban Components 1 purulia (Municipality) 361 8 26 914 58 1,457 59 Total Urban Groups 361 8 26 1 914 58 1,457 59 Rural Components J.L. 260 Raghabpur 274 Palanja Categories wise worker-figures are merged with tliose of other villages " t, 284 Ketika 290 Balguma 293 Manguria 3 4 14 " Total Rural Groups* 3 4 15

*The total of workers and Non-workers will not agree with the total population as the distribution of Category-wise workers and Non-workers of three villages Under Rural Component of Purulia District is merged with other villages which are outside S. U. A. 225 URBAN AREAS DIX ABSTRACI'

------Workers VI VII VIII IX X CQnstrqctjon Trad~ and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services Non-Workers I$l. Communications

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Mates Females

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

1 22 1 7 1 157 10 339 498 4 78 2 50 1 339 34 1,030 1,591 1 37 15 4 72 4 450 721 3 44 137 184 3 5 40 3 99 158

3 2 36 77 1 24 36 57 4 15 44 2 39 6 280 556 Unhabited 1 1 1 68 128 2 t·· 2 3 3 128 223 ~7 4 Hi4 3 1~5 8 698 57 2,591 4,172

~~ 14 3,583 80 2,051 42 3,661 746 17,749 27,254

317 14 3,557 80 2.018 42 3,513 737 17,302 26,278

~17 14 3,557 80 2,018 4~ 3,513 737 17,302 26,278

Category-wise worker figures are merged with those of otber villages

1 2 3 34 3 95 175 4 24 30 114 6 352 801 5 26 33 148 9 447 976

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SILIGURI STANDARD URBAN AREA

FURLONGS 8 6 4 2 0 2 MIL~S

o E w STANOA~O U~&AN ARIA DCVNOARY ... OIST"ICT IOUNDARV ... _-- POL.ICE STATION BOUNDARY .. MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY ...... -"'-0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDAR" ...... ------... JURISDICTION LiSt NUMBER •.• :1 RAILWAVS (BROAD GAUGE) ... M M _ N- !>.$. NAXAlBAA.I. P - P. S. PHANSIDEWA. RAILWAVS (METRE GAUGE I NARROW GAUGE) I I I l?:i t I I , N.H R- P.S. RAJGANJ. NATIONAL HIGHWAVS ... S.H. $- P.S. SILIGURI. STATE HIGHWAVS ... ROADS (METALLED) OTHER ROADS AIVEI'tS.

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FURI.ONGS • • ·4 l 0

'NOEK

S TANDAIlD UR~N IIREA JiIOUN1)ARY POLICE 5TATIOIII SOUNQARY ••

MUNICIPAl llOI!lfDAllv,", ••• ... ---0- _~o Vll.I.M~ 8PlJNPllIIY '" '" .JURISOICTION 1.1ii1 NUIII~R ••• RAII.WAVS (llll6Ao GAllGl:) STATE HlGI

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COaCH BEH AR STANDARD URBAN AREA FURLONGS

N

NB:_OlD J.l.NOS. ARE GIVEN IN THE BRACKETS.

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RAYGANJ STANDARD URBAN AREA

fURLONGS • • • • 0 2 MILES ~.=l=====I======E=I

N ~'106

INDEX STANDARD URBAN AR.EA BOUNDARY ... --- -MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY ••• . .. ---0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDARY JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• 154 RAILWAYS (METRE GAUGE) NATIONAL HIGHWAYS STATE HIGHWAYS ••• s.H. ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS.

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MALDA-ENGLISH BAZAR STANDARD URBAN AREA

FURLONGS 8 6 4 , 0 2 MILES

N

rn Z G'I 73 INDEX STANDARD URBAN AR£A BOUNDARY ... POLICE STATION BOUNDARY •• ---

MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY •.. . .• ---0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDARV JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• 2 RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) I§ NATIONAL HIGHWAVS N.H. ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS.

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BAHARAMPUR STANDARD URBAN AREA

p.S. FURLONGS •••• 0 2 MII.ES

N

iQ.~' v. P.S. '- '" KANDI .A. t \ .9

INDEX STANDARD l.RBAN AREA .e<:lIJ'jDARY ... _..... - pOLlet STATION BOUNOAlIv •. MUNICIPAL &OUNDA~Y •• , '" ---0---0 NON-MUNICIPAL eOUNDA.R'" ...... ---+--- VILLAGE eOUNOARV '" JUIlISOICTlON LIST NUMBER ... RAILWAVS (BROAD GAUGE) NATIONAL HIGHWAYS NH

&TATE HIGHwAY$.~. ROADS (METALLED) .. RIVERS.

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KRISHNAGAR- NABADWIP STANDARD URBAN AREA

fURLONGS • • • l 0 2 MILES INDEX STANDARO URelo.N ARE.A SOIJ"DARY., ... _--- ~STRICT BOUNDARy POLICE STATION BOUNDARY •• MUNICIPAL. BOUNOARV ... VILt.AGE BOUNDARy, •. JURISmCTION LIST NUMBER .•. > RAIt.WAVS (BROAD GAUG£) .,. M K- KRISHNAGAR P.S. RAILWAYS ().AETRE GAUGE I NARROW GAUGE) I I I /I!, , 'I H-NABADWIP P.5. NATIONAL HIGHWA't'S N.H P - PURBA5THALI P.s.(Ot euROWAN) ROAOS (uETALLEO) s. AI RIVEIlS. '" 8 ,. D Iv K R I .I> p. s. 5 H N A Ii .. II

1-1, a 136/ r,j.. - /29 / 30 IJ '#I \ •.tf P. S. N

241

RANAGHAT STANDARD URBAN AREA FURLONGS • • • 2 0 2 MILES l=3=~I===:=====9======I

N

INDEX

STANDARD URBAN AREA BOUNDARY POLICE STATION, BOUNDARy •• MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY.,. VILLAGE BOUNDARY JURISDICTION LIST NUMflER ... 2 RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) ril • NATIONAL HIGHWAYS N.H. STATE HIGHWAYS .. , S.H ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS,

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SANTIPUR STANDARD URBAN AREA

FURLONGS • • • > 0 2 MI~~S

I J(

INDEX STANDARD URBAN AREA I!.OUNDARY ... ---- DISTRIC T BOUNDAR., •.• POLICE 5 T A TlON BOUNDARY ••

MUNICIPAL aOUNOARY ... roo ---0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDARY ••• JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• RAILWAYS (SROAD GAUGE) NATIONAL NIGHWAVS N.H. ROADS (METAlLED) RJVEIlS.

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ASHOKNAGAR-HABRA STANDARD URBAN AREA FURLONGS • , • 2 0 2 MIL.ES ~===E~===i=~==1

INDEX STANDARO URBAN ~REA BOUNDARY ... _-_.,. POliCE STATION BOUNDARY ••

MUNICIPAL. BOUNDARY ... .~. ---0- - -0 NON-MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY ...... ---+--- VillAGE BOUNDARY ... JURISDICTION liST NUMBER ... RA"'LWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) NATIONAl HIGHWAYS N.H. RO;iDS (METAllED) '"

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BASIRHAT STANDARD URBAN A REA

FURLONGS 8 e 4 2 II 2 MILE S P.S. BAOURIA

INDEX

ST.ANDARD URBAN AREA BOUNDARY", ... __ _ jNTE~NATIONAl BOUNDARY _._.- pOLIce STATION 8'OUNDARY

MUNICtPAL BOUNDAR Y ", --- ().- - - 0 VILLAGE BOUNDARY JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER 2- RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) ... •.. =-~i*IIIII':::II_-=-' STAT! HIGHWAYS '" CIII_ ..sr.' __a

ROAOS(METAI.L£ C) '" ", ,i! =====

RIVERS ". iii .iI ,,, "f '" I" (j I,

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LIST OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS

I. Kalyani(Notified Area) 38. Nabagrom Colony, 2. Gayespur Government Colony 39. Makhlo. 3. Kataganj & Gakulpur Govt. Colony 40. Bolly. 4. Deulpora 41. Jogadishpur. 5. Madrail·Fingopara 42. Chakapara

~. Narayanpur 43. Kalora. 7. Panpur 44. Mahiari , 8. Gurdaho 45. Nibro. 9. Ichhapur Defence Estate 46. Ban~ra. 10. Patulia 47. Sarenga. II. Kerulia 48. Manikpur 12. Nobapally 49. 50nkrail 13. Madhyomgram 50. Masilo 14. Bisarpara 51. Andul. 15. Bandra, 52. Bonupur. 16. Sultanpur. 53. Dhuilyo 17. Garui 54. podoro. 18. Dum Dum Aerodrome Area 55. Panchla .. 19. Arjunpur. 56. Burikhali 20. Jyangra 57. Bauria. 21, Krishnapur 58. Fort Gloster. 22. Kasba : 59. Uluberio 23. Garfa. 60. Bonitabala. 24. Jadabpur. 61. Chengail. 25. santoshpur. 26. Raja pur. 27. Bademasar. 28. Purba Putiari 29. Chakdaha. 30. Bansdroni. 31. Kamdahari. 32. Panchur. 33, Jagannathgarh 34. Krishnagar 35. Batanogar 36. Nangi 37. Uttar Raypur "--"2=2---'-.Ka~sb-a------. --- -59: 'UiUber-i'a

23, GerfQ, 60, Banita~ala, 24, Jadabpur, 61. Chengail. 25. Santoshpur, , 26. Rajapur. n Bademasar, 28. Purba Putiari 29. Chakdaha. 30. Bansdroni. 31. Kamdahari. 32. Panchur, 33. .Jagannathgarh 34. Krishnagar 35 Batanagar 36, Nang! 37. Uttar Raypur \ \ ) \ .;~ \ \ \ \

NATIONAL HIGHWAY N - STATE. HIGHWAY --0- RAILWAYS _::;::::::. CANALS r''''J' , \~;~.J , MOUZA BOUNDARIES NON.MUNICIPAL URBAN UNIT BOUNDARIES MUNICIPAL &CORPORATION BOUNDARIES

P. S.BOUNDARIES S,OOI) 10000 '~~oOfU -- SUA.BOUNDARY

CALCUTTA STANDARD URBAN AREA

253

ASANSOL STANDARD URBAN AREA

IUltLONGS •• 4 a 0 , ......

N

P.s. 8 A It "s .. '" ,

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ft-;:~VI$MIUU~ •• , .-. __ _ o st.t! 8OUNDlJlY.. .., ,.. •.. a DIS" RICT 801mDAA'I _. A CIOLoelE STATI01' 8QUNCAQ ...... IAlNICIPAL 8OUN!IAaw •. NO'"""VNIClPAI. BOUNDAAv . VIlLM>EIIOI.I!rCOA1I'f' u .. ..IfJfH5D1CflONU5T IIlIMBEA ..• ,.ALWAY!'; (BROAD G&lJG.E) '..•• -L_ A ~TIOIIU.L,"IGO<_~'" ROAPS~ETALLt:D) ••, _ RIVERS. • •• iII.'. NEW J.L.NOS.AR£ 51iOWH IN THE &RACKETS

255

BURDWAN STANDARD URBAN AREA FURLONGS •••• 0 2 MilES

BURDWAN (M)

INDEX STANDARD URBAH AREA BOUNDARY ... --- POLICE STATION BOUNDARY ... MUNICIPAL eOUNDARY _.. . .. ---0- __ 0 P.S. RAINA VillAGE BOUNDARY JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• :. RAilWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) ••• M

RAILWAYS (METRE GAUGE I NARROW GAUGE) 11119 '111 NATIONAL WIGHWAVS N.H ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS •

... , © GOVERNMENT OF INDIA COPYRIGHT, 1975.

257

DURGAPUR STANDARD UR8AN AREA

2 'URL~GS 'S"5E' "'._°"""...,,""".... """"""51 MILES D p p. S. U II o A K L

OF _ P. S. FAR1DPUR

INDEX STANDARD URBAN AREA BOUNDARY l)I.STRtcT eOUNOAAY •• , ~. POLleE ST/l.TlON BOUNDARY.o NON-M-UNICIPAL eOUNOAR V '" ... ---+--- V~LA(;-E aOUNOAAv '" JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• 2 AAtLWA'l'S (8~OAO GAUGE) M NATIOHA\. ttIGH'6WtS ..... ROADS ("EfALLID) RIVERS.

@ GOVEftr-.!MEHT OF INOlA COPYRIGHT, 197~

259

BANKURA STANDARD URBAN AREA 2 MILES FURLONGS 8 4; 4 , 0

N

lNDEX

'STANDARD URBAN AREA BOUNDARY POLICE STATION BOUNDARY •• ---- MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY ••• ---0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDARY JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER •• , ... __ &:12 __ RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) •••

RAILWAYS (METRE GAUGE / NARROW GAUGE) I I I I ~ I I I I STATE HIGHWAYS ... S.H. ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS.

@ GOVERNMENT OF INDIA COPYRIGHT, 197.5.

261

'"I KHARAGPUR STANDARD URBAN AREA FURLONGS a e • 2 0 2 MIlES

N

INDEX liTANDARO URt!AN AREA IIO\INOARY ... POLICE STATION BOUNDARY •• --- VILLAGE BO\IN1)ARV N.8;- KHARAGPUR CITY INCLUDED KHARAGPUR(M}, JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• KHARAGPUR (N.M.). INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNO­ RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) lOGY AREA (N.M.) AND KHARAGPUR RAILWAY NATIONAL HIGHWAVS N.H. SETTLEMENT (N.M.). STATE HIGHWAYS ••. S.H. ROADS (METALLED) RiVeRS.

© GOVERNMENT OF INDIA COPYRIGHT, 197~.

263

MIDNAPUR STANDARD URBAN AREA fURLONGS 8 6.' ~ 0 2 MilES

INDEX

STANDARD UIlBAN AREA, BOUNDARY ... POLICE STATION BOUNDARY •• ---

, MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY •.. . .. ---0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDARY

JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• 2 RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE) fit STATE HIGHWAYS ••• S.H. ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS.

® GOVERNMENT OF INDIA COPYRIGHT, 1975.

265

PURULIA STANDARD URBAN AREA

2 MILES

N

303

304 INDEX

STANDARD URBAN AREA BOUNDARY ... ~--- MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY ...... ---0---0 VILLAGE BOUNDARY JURISDICTION LIST NUMBER ••• RAILWAYS (BROAD GAUGE)

RAILWAYS (METRE GAUGE / NARROW GAUGE) I I I II~ I I I NATIONAL HIGHWAYS N.H. STATE HIGHWAVS ... S.H. ROADS (METALLED) RIVERS.

® GOVERNMENT OF INDIA COPYRIGHT, 197~ 0

lIST OF AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF GOVERNMENT OF I~DIA PUBLICATIONS AS ON 25-11-76

Sl. Name of the Party Category of SI. No. Agents No. Name of the Party Catesoryof Agents

1 2 3 2 3

AGRA 24. Universal Book Co., 20, M. G. RoM (Reg.) 25. University Book Agency (of Lahore) 1. National Book House, Jeoni Mandi (Reg.) Elgin Road (Reg.) 2. Wedhwa & Co. 45, Civil Lines (Reg.) 26. Bharat Law House, 15 Mahatma Gandhi 3. Barwari Lul1.lin, Publishers, Moli Katra (Rest.) Marg. (Rest.) 4. Asa Ram Baldev Dass & Sons, Bagh 27. Chamdralock. Praxashan, 73, Darbhenga Muzaffarpur (Rest.) Colony (ResL) S. Jeevan Boot: De·pot, Raja Mandi (Rest.) 211. Ram Narllio Lal Ben: Prasad, 2/A. Katra Rand (Rest.) AHMADABAD 29. Sis. A.H. Wheeler & Co., Pvt. Ltd., City Book Shop (Rest.) 6. Balgovind Booksellers, Gandhi Road (Rest.) 30. New Boak House, 32 Tashkant Road 7. Chandra Kant Chiman La] Vora, 57-2, (Reg.) 31. Law Publishers, Sardar Pa,e] Marg. Gandhi Road, P. B. NO. 163 (Reg.) :Rest.) 8. New Order Book Co.. Gandhi Road, AURANGABAD Ellis DTillge (Reg.) 9. Sastll Kitab Ghar, Near Relief Talkies 32. Mara!hwada Book Distribut::lrs, •.• (Rest.] Patthar Kava Relief Road (Reg.) [0. Gujarat Law House, Near Municipal AMBALA CANTT. Swimming Bath (Rest.) 11. Mahajan Bros., Super Market Basement 33. English Book Depot '" (Reg.) Ashram Road, Navrangpura. (ReSL) 12. Himanshu Book Co., to Mission Market AMRITSAR Nr. Gujarat Collage (Rest.) 13. Academic Book Centre, Bisket Gali (Rest.) 34. Amar Nath & Sons, Near P.O. Majith 14. Dinesh Book House, Madalpur (Rest.) Mandi (Reg.) 35. law Book Agency, G. T. Road Putli­ AHMEDNAGAR garh (Reg.) 36. The Book Lovers, Retreat. Hall Bazar (Reg.) 15. V. T. Jorwekar Prop. Rama General St{)[es Navi Path . .. (Rest.) ANAND AJMER 37. Vijaya Stores, Stalbn Road. . .. (Rest.) 16. Book Land, 663, Maoar Gate (Reg.) BALLA..BGARH 17. Rajputana Book House, Station Road (Reg.) 38. Om Trade Well, C'nehagaoD Gate .. , (Rest.) ALIGARH BADEOGHAR 1&. Friend's Book House, Muslim Unhersity Markel (Reg.) 39. Bhakat Brothers, S.-a. Roy Read . .. (Rest.) 19. New Kitao Ghar, MilJ Market (Rest.) 20. Sltalig Ram & Sons, 12, Madar Gaie (Rest.) BANGALORE ALLAHABAD 40. Banga!orc Ptg. & PubJisltin;!l Co., I>~t. Ltd., B8, Mysore Road, P.O.B. No. 1807 (Reg.) 21. Kitabistan, l7-A, Kamla Nehru Road (Reg.) 41. International Book House P. Ltd., 4F, 22. Law Book Co., Sarder Patel Marg, M.G. Road (Reg.) P.B.4 (Reg.) 42. M.P.P. House, 87 Ist Cross Gandhiagac '.' (Reg.) 23. Ram Narain La! B~Jli Madllo, 2/>., Kalra 43. Bala.lee Book Co., No.2, East Tank Bank Road (Reg.) Road, Ramakrishanapura (Rest.) 268

1 2 3 2 3

44. S.S. Book Emporium, U8, Mount Joy BIJAPUR Road, Hanumant Nagar (Reg.) 45. Standard Book Depot, Avenue Road (Reg.) 63. Sh. D V. Deshpane, Recognised Law 46. Vichara Sahitya Ltd., Balepet (Reg.) Booksellers prop: Vinod Book Depot, 47. Atma Stores, 5th Cross Malleswaram (Rest.) Near Shiralshet i Chowk . .. (Rest.) 48. Coming Man, Residency Road (Rest.) BELGHARIA BANSDRONI 64. Granthloka, 5/1, Ambica Mukherjee 49. SIs Manoj Book Comer, B-20, Niranjan Road, 24-Parganas, W.B. . .. (Rest.) Pally, 24-Parganas. . .. (Reg.) BIKANER BAREILLY 65. Bhadaoi Bros, Goga Gate (Rest.) 50. Agarwal Bros., Bara Bazar (Reg) 66. Gadodia Pustak Bhandar, Fed Bazar (Rest.) 51. Pathak Pustak Bhawan, Ram Narain Park (Rest) BOMBAY

BARODA 67. Charles Lambert & Co., 101 M.G. Road (Reg.) 68. Cooperators Book Depot., 5/32, Ahmed 52. New Medical Book House, 540, Maden­ Sailor Building Dadar (Reg.) zampa Road (Rest.) 69. Current Book Hoese, Maruti Lane, 53. Chandrakant Mohan Lal Shah Gaini Raghunath Dadaji Street (Reg.) Ambegaokers Wada, Raopura (Rest.) 70. Current Technical Literature Co., P. Ltd., India House, Ist Floor (Reg.) BHAGALPUR 71. C. lamnadas & Co., Booksellers, 146-C, Pc incess Street 54. Paper Stationery Stores, D.N. Sing Road .. ' (Reg.) (Reg.) 72. International Book House Ltd., 9 Ash BARODA Lane, M.G. Road (Reg.) 73. Kothari Book Depot, King Edward 55. Baroda Productivity Council (Book Div.) (Rest.) Road (Reg.) 56. Hemdip Agencies, Madanzampa Road (Rest.) 74. Lakhani Book Depot, Girgaum (Reg.) 75. Minerva Book shop, 10, Kailash Dar. ANANTAPUR shan, 3rd floor Nava Chowk (Reg.) 76. N.M. Tripathi P. Ltd., Princess Street 57. Sri Vani Stores, Kamala Nagar •. , (Rest.) (Reg.) 77. Lok Vhangmaya Griha Pv. Ltd., 190/B, BHOPAL Khetwadi Main Road (Reg.) 78. World Literature, Pyare Singh Chug 58. Lyall Book Depot, Moh. Did. Bldg. House Agra Rd. (Rest.) Sultania Rd. . •. (Reg.) 79. 69-A, International SubscrJption Agency, 59. Bhopal S3bitya Sadan, Publishers, Book­ Police Court Lane, Bombay-l (Rest.) sellers & Stationers, 37, Lalwani Press 80. Swastik Sales Co., S:.:ientific & Technical Road .,. (Rest.) Booksellers P .B. 6007 (Rest.) 81. M & J. Services, 2-A, Bahri Building (Reg.) BHUBANEWHWAR 82. Popular Book Depot, Lamington Road (Reg.) 83. Sunderdas Gian Chand,601, Girgaum 60. Prabhat K. Mahapatra, Bhubaneshwar Road, Near Princess Street (Reg.) Marg. . .. (Reg.) 84. Thackor & Co., Rampart Row (Reg.) 85. All India Book Supply Co.,342, Kalbedevi BHAVANAGAR Road (Reg.) 86. Amaiga Mated Press, 41, Haman Street (Rest.) 61. Shah Parsotam Dass Gigabhai, M.G. 87. Asian Trading Co., 310, the Mirabalee Road • " (Rest.) P.M. 1505 (Rest.) 88. Secretary, Salestax Pra,tioner Associa­ BOLPUR tion Room No.8. Pal ton Road (Rest.) 89. Usha Book Depot, 585, Chira Bazar (Rest.) 62. Bolpur Pustakalaya, Rabindra Sarani, 90. Sis Taxation Jlublications, B/22, Sea Gull P.O. Bolpur, Birbhum (W.B.) • .. (Rest.) Apartment, 4-A, Bhula Bhai Desai Road (Rest.) 269

1 2 3 2 3

91. Indian Book House Sabseription Agency CHANDIGARH Dr, D.N.Rd. (Rest.) 92. Dhan Lal Brothers, S. Gandhi Road (Reg) 125. Jain Law Agency Shop No.5, Sector 93. International Publications, P.B. 7170, 22D (Reg.) Kurla (Rest.) 126. Mehta Bro3, 1933, Sector 22B (Reg.) 94. International Book Links' Marine Lines (Rest.) 127. Rama News Agency. Booksellers, Sec- 95. Bhayani BookDepot, 150, Princess Street (Reg. ) tor 22 (Reg.) S6. National Book Centre, Tardeo Air-Condi- 128. Universal Book Store, Sector 17-D (Reg.) tion Market (Rest.) 129. English Book shop 34, Sector 22-D (Rest.) 97. Universal Book Corpn. Dhobi Talao (Rest.) 130. Jain General House, Sector No. 70-72 (2), Sec., 17-D 98. Subscribers Subscription Services, India (Reg.) 190, Bazzar Gate Street (Rest.) 131. Jain & Co., 1165, Sector 18-C (Reg.) 132. Manik Book shop, 70·72,5, Sec .. I7-D (Res!.) 133. Naveen Book Agency, 80·82, Sec. 17-D (Rest.) CALCUTTA 134. Chandigarh Law House, 1002, Sec. 22-B (Rest.)

99. Current Literature Co., 208 M.G. Road (Rest.) CALICUT 100. Dass Gupta & Co. Ltd., 54/2, College Street (Reg.) 135. Touring Book Stall, Court Road . .. (Rest.) 101. Firma K.L. Mukhopadhya, 6/1A, CUTTACK Banchharma Akrur Lane (Reg. ) 102. Oxford Book Stationery Co., 17 Park 136. Cuttack Law Times, Cuttack '" (Reg.) Street (Reg.) 137. D.P. Soor & Sons, Manglabad (Rest.) 103. R. Chambrary & Co , Ltd., Kant House, 138. New Students Stores . .. (Rest.) P-33, Mission Row Extension (Reg.) 104. S.C. Sarkar & Sons P. Ltd., I.C. College (Reg.) COIMBATORE 105. S.K. Lahiri & Co. Ltd., College street (Reg) 106. W. Newman & Co. Ltd., 3 Old Court 139. Marry Martin, 9/79, Gokhale Street (Reg.) House Street (Reg.) 140. Dina Mani stores, 8/1, Old Post Office 107. Indian Book Dist. Co. C-52, M.G. Rd. (Rest.) Road (Rest.) 141. Continental Agencies, 4-A, Sakthi Vihar (Rest.) 108. K.K. Roy, 55, Gariahat Road, P.B. 142. Radha mani Stores, 60-A, Raja Street (Rest.) No. 10210 (Rest.) 109. Manimala, 123,~Bow Bazar Street (Reg.) DEHRADUN 110. Modem Book Depot, 78, Chowringhee 143. Bishan Singh & Mahendra Pal Singh, Centres (Reg.) 318, Chukhuwala (Reg.) 111. New Script, 172/3, Rash Behari Avenue (Reg.) 144. Jugal Kishore & Co., Rajpur Road (Reg.) 112. Mukherjee Library, 1, Gopi Mohan 145. National News Agency, Paltan Bazar Datta Lane (Rest.) (Reg.) 113. S. Bhattacharya & Co. 49, Dharamtalla 146. Sant Singh & Sons, 28, Rama Market (Rest.) Street (Rest.) 147. Universal Book House, 39A, Rajpur 114. Scientific Book Agency, 103, Netaji Road (Rest.) Subhash Road (Rest.) 148. Natraj Publishers, 52, Rajpur Road (Reg.) 115. P.D. Updhyay, 16, Munshi Sardaruddin Lane (Reg.) DELHI 116. Univers~l Book Dist, 8/2, Hastings Street (Rest.) 117. N.M. Roy Chowdhury Co. P. Ltd., 72, 149. Atma Ram & Sons, Kashmere Gate (Reg.) 150. Bahri Bros. 243, Lajpat Raj Market M.G. Rd. (Rest.) (Reg.) ..- 151. Bawa Harkishan Dass Bedi (Vijaya 1l8. Manisha Granthalaya P. Ltd., 4/3-B, General Agency Delhi Ahata Kedara Bankim Chatterjee Street (Rest.) Chamallian Road (Reg.) 119. Sushanta Kr, De, 32/C, Gopal Boral 152. BOQkwells, 85, Sant Narankari Colony, Street (Rest.) P.B.1565,DelhH10009. (Reg.) 120. K.P. Bagchi, 286, B.B. Ganghli Street (Reg. ) 153. Dhanwant Medical & Law Book House, 121. Overseas Publications, 14, Hare Street (Rest.) 1522 Lajpat Rai Market (Reg.) 154. Federal Law Depot, Kashmere Gate (Reg.) 122. A.G. Law Book Stall, 5/1-B, Gope Lane (Rest.) 155. Imperial Publishing Co., 3 Faiz Bazar, 123. Das Book Agency, 4, Soth Bagan Road (Rest.) Daryaganj (Reg.) 124. Book Corporation, I-Mangoe Lane, 156. Indian Army Book Depot., 3, Ansari Calcutta (Rest) Road, Daryaganj. (Reg.) 210 ------1 2 3 1 2 3

157. J.M. Jaina & Bros. Mori Gate (Reg.) 19·t Delhi Law House, Tis Hazari Court. 158. Kitab Mahal (Wholesale Division) P. Civil Wings (Rest.) Ltd., 28, Faiz Bazar (Reg.) 195. Capital Law House, Viseas Nagar. 159. K.L. Seth, Suppliers of Law Commercial Shahdra (Rest.) & Technical Book, Shantinagar, Ganesh­ pura (Reg.) DHANBAD 160. Metropolition Book Co., 1, Faiz Bazar (Reg.) 161. Publication Centre, Subzi Mandi, Opp. 196. New Sketch Press, Post Box 26. '" (Rest.) Birla Mills (Reg.) DHARWAR 162. Sat Narain & Sons, 2, Shivaji Stadium Jain Mandir Road, New Delhi (Reg.) 197. Bharat Book Depot & Prakashan, 163. Universal Book & Stationery Co., 16, Subhas Road (Rest.) Netaji Subhas Marg. (Reg.) 198. Akalwadi Book Depot, Vijay Road (Rest.) 164. Universal Book Traders, 80, Gokhle Market (Reg.) ERNAKULAM 165. Youngman & Co., Nai Sarak (Reg. ) 166. Amar Hind Book Depot, Nai Sarak (Rest.) 199. Pai & Co., Broldway · •• (Rest.) 167. All India Educational Supply Co., Sri­ Ram Euildings, Jawahar Nagar (Rest.) ERODE 168 B. Nath & Bros, 3808, Charkawalan 200. Kumaran Book Depot. (Chowri Bazar) (Rest.) . " (Rest.) 169. General Book Depot, 1691, Naf Sarak (Reg. ) FEROZEPUR CANTT. 170. Hindi Sahitya Sansar, 1543, Nui Sarak (Rest.) 171. Law Lirerature House, 2646, Balimaran (Rest.) 201. English Book Depot, 78, Jhoke Road. · .. (Reg.) 172. Munshi Ram Manohar Lal, Oriental Booksellers & Publishers, P.B. No. 1165, GAUHATI Nai Sarak .•. (Rest.) 202. United Publishers. Pan Bazar~ Main 173. Premier Book Co., Printers, Publishers Road (Rest.) and Booksellers, Nai Sarak (Reg. ) 203 Ashok Publishing House, Murlidhar 174. Overseas Book Agency, 3810, David Sharma Road (Rest) Street, Darya Ganj-ll0006 (Reg. ) 175: Amir Book Depot, Nai Sarak (Rest.) GAYA 176. Rajpal & Sons, Kashmeri Gate (Rest.) 177. Saini Law Publisring Co., Daryaganj (Reg. ) 204. Sahitya Sadan, Gautam Budha Marg. (Reg. ) 178. Mali Lal Banarsi Dass, Bangalow Road, 205. Bookmans, Nafmatia Garrage, Swarajpuri Jawahar Nagar (Reg. ) Road (Rest.) Sangam Book Depot. Main Market. 179. GOA Gupta Colony, (Reg. ) 180. Summer Bros. P.O. Birla Lines (Rest.) 206. Singhal's Book House, p.O. B.N. 70, 181. University Book House, 15 U.B. Banga­ Near the Church .• (Rest.) low Road, Jawahar Nagar (Rest.) GURGAON 182. Om Law Book House, Civil Court Compound (Reg. ) 207. Prabhu Book Service, Nili Subzi Mandi · .• (Rest.) 183. Ashoka Book Agency. 2/29. Roop Nagar (Reg. ) 184. Educational Book Agency (India) 5-D, GUNTUR (Rest.) Kamala Nagar 208. Book Lovers P. Ltd., Aruudelpet, Chow­ 185. D.K. Book Organisation, 74-D, Anand rasta • ., (Reg.) Nagar (Reg. ) 186. Hindustan Book Agencies (India), 17-Ua GWALIOR Kawjar Nagar (Rest.) 187. Eagle Book Service, Ganeshpura ( Rest.) 209. Loyal Book Depot, Patankar Bazar Lashkar 188. Krishna Law House, Tis Hazari (Reg. ) (Reg.) 210. Titer Bros., Sarafe 189. Raj Book Agency, ~-99, Shivpuri . (Reg. ) (Rest.) 190. Indian DocumentatIOn ServIce, Ansan 211. Anand Pustak Sadan, 32, Prem Nagar (Reg.) Road (Rest.) 212. M.C. Daftari, Prop. M.B. Jain & Bros. 191. Kaushik Stationery, Padam Nagar (Rest.) BOOksellers, Saraga, Lashkar (Rest.) 192. Standard Book Sellers, 402, Kueha 213. Grover Law House, Nr. High Court Gali (Rest.) (Reg.) (Chandni Chowk) Balaqi, Dariba Kalan 214. Kitab Ghar, High Court Road. (Rest.) 193. Modern Book Centre, Municipal F.No. 8, 215. Adarash Pustak Sadan, 5/26, Bhau Ka (Rest.) Bangalow Marg, Delhi. Bazar (Reg.) 1 2 3 1 2 3

GHAZIABAD JAIPUR

216. Jayana Book Agency, Outside S.D. Inter 242 India Book House, Fatehputika Darwaza (Rest.) College G. T, Road (Rest.) 243. Dominion Law Depot, Shah Bldg., S.M. 217. S. Gupta, 342, Ram Nagar (Reg.) Highway P.B. No. 23 (Rest.) 244. Pitaliva Pustak Bhandar. Mishra Rajajika HYDERABAD Rasta (Rest.) 245. University Book House, Choura Rasta (Rest.) 218. The Swaraj Book Depot, Lakdikapur (Reg. ) 219. Bhashu P rakash:m 22.5.69 Gharkaman (Rest.) JAMMUTAWI 220. Book Syndicate, Devka Mahal, Opp: Central Bank .•. _ (Reg.) 246. Rainas News Agency, Dak Bunglow '" (Reg)

DEORrA JAMSHEDPUR 247. Amar Kitab Ghar, Diagonal Road, P.B. 221. Madanlal Radhakrishna, Deoria (ll.p.) . " (Rest.) No. 78 (Reg.) HYDERABAD 248. Gupta Stores, Dha Kidith (Reg.) 249. Sanyal Bros., Booksellers & News Agents, 222. Labour Law Publications, 873, Sultan 26, M~in Road (Rest.) Bazar (Reg. ) 250. Sokhey Trading Co., Diagonal Rord (Rest.) 223. Asia Law House Opp. High Court (Reg.) 224. Book Links Corporation, Naravaya­ JAMNAGAR nagoda (Reg.) 251. Swadeshi Vastu Bhandar, Ratnabai Masjid Road •.. (Reg.) HARDWAR JEYPORE 225. Seva KUnj, Kanshal Bhawan Bra Hampuri . .. (Rest.) 252. Bhagbathi Pustak Bhandar, Main Road (Rest.) HATHRAS JHANSI 252. Universal Law House, 186, Chandar 226. Jain Book Depot, Rohtak Wala Nohra, Shekhar Azad .. , (Rest.) Agra Road (Rest.) 227. Shri Ram Prakash Sharma, Hatras. (Rest.) JODHPUR 254. Chppra Bros.; Tripolia Bazar (Reg.) HUBLl 255. Dwarka Das Rathi, Wholesale Books and 228. Pervaje's Book House, Station Road . .. (Reg.) News Agents (Reg.) 256. Kitab Char, Sojati Gate (Reg.) INDORE 257. Rajasthan Law House, High Court Road (Rest.) 229. Wadhwa & Co., 27, Mahatma Gandhi Road (Reg.) JABALHUR 230. Madhya Pradesh Book Centre, 41, 258. Modern Book House. 286 Jawaharganj (Reg.) Ahilyapura (Rest.) 259. Popular Law House, Nr. Omti P.O. 231 Modern Book House, Shiv Vilas Palace (Reg. ) (Rest.) 260. Paras Book Depot, 129, Cantt. (Rest.) 232. Swarup Bros, Khajuri Bazar (Reg. ) 233. Vinay Pustak Bhandar (Reg. ) JULLUNDUR CITY

JAIPUR CITY 261. Hazoorina Bros., Main Gate (Rest.) 262. University Publishers, Railway Road (Rest.) 234. Bharat Law House, Booksellers & 263. Low Book Depot., Adda Basti. G.T. Publishers OpP. Prem Prakash Cinema (Reg.) Road (Rest.) 235. Popular Book Depot, Chaura Rasta (Reg.) 236. Vani Mandir Swami Mansing Highway (Reg.) JHUNJHUNH (RA) 237. Raj Book & Subs. Agency, 16 Nehru 264. Shashi Kumar Sharat Chandra (Reg.) Bazar (Rest.) 238. Krishna Book Depot, Chaura Rasta (ResL) KANPUR 239. Best Book Co., S.M.S. Highway (Rest.) 240. Kishore Book Depot, Sardar Patel Marg (Reg.) 265. Advani & Co., P. Box 100, The Mall (Reg.) 241. Rastogi Brithers, Tripatia Bazar, Jaipur (Rest.) 266, Sahitya Niketan, Sharadhanand Park (Reg.) 272

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267. Universal Book Stall. The Mall (Reg.) 291. The Rex Trading Co., P.B. 5049, III, 268. Gandhi Shanti Pratislhan Kendra, Civil Podar:ar Koli Street. (Rest.) Lines (Rest.) 292. Mohan PathippagBm & Book Depot. 3, 269. Law Book Emporium, 16{60, Civ] Lines (Rest.) PYecrafts Triplicane. (Rest.) 293. Swamy Publishers, P. B. No.2468 (Rest.) KAPSAN 294. Naresh Co., 3, Dr. Rangachari Ro., Mylapore (Rest.) 270. Parkashan Parasaran, 1/90, Namdhar 295. Sangam Publishers, 11, S.c. Street (Rest.) Niwas Azad Marg. . .. (Reg) MANIPUR KHURDA · .. (Rest.) 271. Kitab Mahal, Kurda (Obtt. Puri) . .• (Rest) 296. P.C. Jain & Co., lmphal MANGALORE KOLHAPUR 297. K. Bhoja Rao & Co., Kodial Bail · .. (Rest.) 272. Maharashtra Granth Bhandar. Mahad­ war Road . '. (Rest.) MADURAl

KUMTA 298. Ezhil Enterprises, 116, Palace Road · " (Rest.) 273. S.V. Kamat. Booksellers & Stationers MEERUT (S. Kanura) . " (Reg,) 299. Loyal Book Depot, Cbhipi Tank (Reg.) KURSEONG 300. Prakash Educational Stores, Subhas (Reg.) 274. Ashoke Brothers, Darjeeling • .. (Rest.) Bazar 301. Bharat Educational Stores (Regd.)Chhipi (Reg. ) LUCKNOW Tank 302. Nand Traders, Tuagi Market (Rest.) 275. Balkrishna Book Co., B-12-A, Nirala Nagar (Reg.) MORADABAD (Reg.) 276. British Book Depot, 84 Hazaratganj . .. (Rest.) 277. Eastern Book Co., 34, Lalbagh Road (Reg.) 303. Rama Book Depot, Station Road 278. Ram Advani Hazaratsganj P.H. 154 (Reg.) MHOWCANT 279. Acquarium Supply Co.,213, Faizabad Road (Rest.) 304. Oxford Book Depot, Main Street. . ., (Rest.) 280. Civil & Military Educational Stores, 106/B, Sadar Bazar (Rest.) MUZAFFAR NAGAR

LUDHIANA 305. B.S. Jain & Co., 71 Abupura (Reg.) (Reg.) ~ 306. Gargya & Co., 139, O. New Market (Rest.) 280. Lyall Book Depot, Chaura Bazar 281. Kohindra Bros., Katchori Road (Rest.) MUZAFFARPUR 282. Nanda Stationery Bhandar, Pustak (Reg.) 307. Scientific & Educational Supply Syndi- Bazar 283. The Pharmacy News, Pindi Street (Rfst.) cate •. , (Rest.)

MADRAS MYSORE 284. Account Test Institute, P.O. 760, 308. H. Vankataramiah & Sons, Krishnaga­ (Reg.) Egmoregore (Reg.) gendra Circle 309. People Book House, Opp: lagan Mohan 285. C. Subbiah Chelty & Co., 62, Big (Reg.) (Reg,) Palace Street, Triplicane 310. Geeta Book House, New State Circle (Reg.) 286. K. Krishnamurty, Post Box 384 (Reg.) 287. P. Vardhachary & Co., 8 Linghi Chetty MANDSAUR (Reg.) Street . .. (Reg.) 288. C. SitaramaD & Co., 33, Royapettach 311. Nahata Bros., Book~ellers & Stationers High Rd. [Reg.) 289. M. Saehechalam & Co., 14. Sankurama MUSSOURI Chetty Street (Res!.) 290. Madras Book Ageacy, 42, Tirumangalam 312. Hind Traders, N.A.A. Centre. Dick . " (Rest.) Road (Res~.) Road 273

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NAGPUR 341. The Secy: Fedration of Association of ~::~ Industry of India, 23-B/2, Rohtak 313. Western Book Depot, Residency Road ..• (Reg.) (Rest.) 314. The Executive Secretary, Miner~l Indus­ 342. Educational & Comercial Agencies try Association Mineral House, Near All 5/151, Subhas Nagar ' (Rest.) India Radio Square. . .. (Rest.) 343. Delhi Book Company, M/12, Connaught Circus (Rest.) NAINITAL 344. Navrang, R.B-7, Inderpuri (Rest.) 345. Commercial Contacts (India) Subhas 315. Con sal Book Depot, Bara Bazar • .. (Reg.) Nagar (Rest.) NADIAD 346. A. Khosla & Co., Anand Niketan (Rest) 347. Books India Corporation, New Rohatk 316. R.S. DesaI, Station Road . .. (ResL) Road (Reg.) 348. S. Chand & Co., Pvt. Ltd., Ram Nagar (Rest.) NEW DELHI 349, Globe Publications, C-33, Nizamudin (Reg.) 317. Amrit Book Co., Connaught Circus East (Rest.) (Reg.) 318. Bhawani & Sons, 8F, Connaught Circus 350. Scientific Instruments Stores, A 355, New 319. Central News Agency, 23/90, Connaught Rajendra Nagar (Reg.) (Rest.) Circus 351. Jain Map & Book Agency, Karol Bagh (Reg.) 320. English Book Stores, 7-L, Connaught (Reg) 352. Hukam Chand & Sons, 3226, Ranjit Circus P.B. No.328 Nagar (ReSt.) 321. Jain Book Agency, C/9, Prem House, 353. Star Publ'cations Pvt. Ltd., 4J5-B, Asaf (Reg.) Connaught Place Ali Ro~d (Rest.) 322. Jayana Book Depot, P.B. No. 2505. 354. Indian Publications Trading Corporation, (Reg.) Karol Bagh A-7, Nizamuddin East (Rest.) 323. Luxmi Book Store. 72, Janpath, P.O. 355. Aheel Trading Corporation, 5/5777, Sant (Reg.) Box 553 Nari Dass Marg (Reg. ) 324. Nehra Bros. 50-G, l(alkaji, New 356. Supreme Trading Corporation, Harrison (Reg.) Delhi-19 Chamber (Rest) 325. Navyug Traders, Desh Bandhu Gupta 357. Jain Brothers, New Delhi (Rest.) Road, Dev Nagar (Reg.) 326. New Book Depot, Latest Books, Periodi­ PALGHAT cals Sty: P.B. 96 Connaught Place (Reg.) 327. Oxford Book & Stationery Co., Scindia 358. Educational Suplies Depot, Su'tanpet . " (Rest.) House (Reg.) 328. Peoples Publishing House (P) Ltd., Rani PATNA Jhansi Rd. (Reg.) 329. Ram krishna & Sons (of Lahore) 16/B, 359. Luxmi Trading Co., Padri Ki Haveli (Reg.) Connaught Palce (Reg.) 360. J.N. Agarwal & Co., Padri Ki Haveli (Reg.) 330. R.K. Publishers, 23, Beadonpura. Karol 361. Moti Lal Banarsi Dass & Co., Padri Ki Bagh (Reg.) Haveli (Reg.) 331. Sharma Bros., 17, New Market, Moti 362. Today & Tomorrow, Ashok Rajpath (Rest.) Nagar (Reg.) 363. Books & Books. Ashok Rajpath (Rest.) 332. The Secretary, Indian Met. Society Lodi Road (Reg.) POONA 333. Suneja Book Centre, 24/90, Connaught 364. Decan Book Stall, Deccan Cyamkhana Palce (Reg.) (Reg.) 334. united Book Agency, 29/1557, Naiwaia, 365. Imperial Book Depot., 266. M.G. Road (Reg.) Karol Bagh (Reg.) 366. Saraswat, 1321/1, J.M. Road, Opp. 335. Hind Book House, 82, Janpath (Reg.) Modern High School, Bombay Poona 336. Lakshmi Book Depot, 57, Ragarpura, Road (Reg.) Karol Bagh (Rest.) 367. International Book Service, Deccan 337. N.C. Kansil & Co., 40, Model Basti, P.O. Ghym Khana (Reg.) Karol Bagh, New Delhi. (Rest.) 368. Raka Book Agency, Opp: Nathu's Chawl 338. Ravindra Book Agency, 4B/50, Double Near Appa Balwant Chowk ' (Reg. ) Storey Lajpat Nagar (Reg.) 369. Varma Book Centre, 649, Narayan Path (Rest.) 339. Sant Ram Booksellers, 16, New Munici­ 370. Secy: Bharati Itihasa Samshodhalla Man­ pal Market Lodi Colony (Rest.) dir 1321, Sadashiv Path. (Rest.) 340. Subhas Book Depot, Shop No.HI, Cen­ 371. Vidya Commerce;House, 379-A, Shanwar tral Market, Srinivaspuri (Rest.) Path (Rest.) 274

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PRAYAG SURAT 372. Om Publisking House, 842, Daraganj (Rest.) 395. Shd Gajanan Pustakalaya; Tower Road (Keg.) 396. Gujarat Sub~. Agency, Jawahar La! PONDICHBRRY Nehru Marg, Atwa Lines (Rest.) 373. Honesty Book House, 9, Rue Dupli~ . " (Re~t.) 397. B.P. Traders, Ghasia Building (Rest.) SOLAN PUDUKKOTTAI '398. Jain Magazine Agency, Ward 4/218 Raj­ 374. Meenakashi Pattippagam, 4142, East garh Road (Reg.) Main Street ... (Rest.) 37S. P.N. Swami nathan & Co., Bazar Street, TIRUPATI Main Road (Reg. ) 399. Ravindra Book Centre, Balaji Colony (Rest.) TUTICORIN PUNALUR 400. K. Thiagarajan, 51, French Chapm Road (Rest.) 376. M.I. Abraham, (Kerala) (Rest.) 401. A!asan Eook Centre, 462, V.E. Road, (Rest.) RAJKOT TRICHINOPOLLY 377. Mohal Lal Dossbhai Shah Booksellers 402. S. Krishnaswami & (So., 35 Subh:lsh & Subs, & Advt. Agent (Reg. ) Chandra Bose Road.- ... (Reg.) 378. Bhupatrai Parasram Shah & Bros. RB. TRIPURA Street. I (Rest.) 403. G R. Dutta & Co., Scientific Equipments 379. Vinay Book Depot, Govt. Qr. No.1 Suppliers. (Rest.. ) behind S.B.I. (Rest.) TlRUCHIRAPPALL Y RAIPUR 404. Sri Vidya (Rest.) 380. Pustak Pra':isthan, Sati Bazar (Rest.) SHILLONG 405. Allied Pub~icatioDs, 13, Oak Lands .. , (Rest.) RAJAHMUNDRY 381. Pachayat Aids, 10-1-40, Fort Gate (R~st.) TRIVANDRUM .roo. Intemational Book Depot, Main Road (Rest.) (Rest.) R"A:NCHI 407, Reddiar Press & Book Depot, P.B. No 4 (Rest.) 382. Crown Book Depot, Upper Bazar (Reg.) 408. Bhagya Enterprises, M.G. Road Sree DevhBook Honse,' Glrenthitta, Tri­ 409. (Rest.) R'()HTAK v~ndrum 383. Na1ional Book House, Civil Road (Rest.) TEZPlJR 4'-0. Joyti Prakashan Bhawan. T~pur, Assan (Rest.) ROORKEE UDAIPUR 384. Yashpal & Brothers, Station Road. (Rest.) 4'11. Book Centre, Maharana Bhopal College. (Rest.) REWARI 412v Jagdish & Co" (R-est.) (Rest.) 385. Tika Ram Singh Let UJJAIN 413( Ram~ Bros., 41, Mallipura (Rest.) SANGRUR Punj:J b' Educational Emporium'Dburigate (Rest.) ULHASN~GAR 386. (Rest.) Gandhi Marg Darshan Pustakalaya. 414.. Raj Book Service, 387. (Rest.) Sangrur (p.b.) VAR~NASI 41"5': Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series office, SAUGAR (Reg.) 388. Yadav Book Stall, publishers & Book- Gopal MandirLane, P.B. No.8 sellers .•.- (Rest.) 416. Kohinoor Stores, University, Road Lanka (Reg. ) 417. Viswavidlyafaya Prakasfian; Chowk (Rest.) SECONDER:A:.BAD 418. Globe Book Centre, P.O. Hindus Univer­ 389. Hindustan Diary Publishers, Market (Ralt.) (Reg.) sity Street 419. Chaukhamba Visva Bharat!, Cbowk (Rest.) 390. Minerva Book Centre, 8/78, New Alwal (Rest.) VIJAYAWADA 420. Visalaandhra Publishing House (Rest.) SIMLA (Rest.) 391. Minerva Book House, 46, Tlie Mall VIZt:.GAPA:r AM 421. Gup:a Bros:; (BOOKS) Vizia ·Building, Main SlLIGURF R6ad (Rest.) 392. N.B. Modern Agencies, HiB Court Road (Rest.) 4'22. The Secretary, Andhra University Gene­ ral Co., Opp. Stores. ·(Rest.) VELLO"RE SIVA*.AXSI (Rest.) 393. Ganesh Stores, South Car Street 423~. A. Venkalasubban, Law Book sellers (Reg.) WARDH~ (Reg.) SHOLAPUR (Relt.) 42'1-. Swatajeya Bhandar, Ra'thi Mllrket 394. Gananan Book Stores, Main Road 275 =- 1 2 3 1 2 3

1. Govt. of India Kitab Mahal, Unit No.21, 30. The Registrar of Companies, Assam, Manipur and Emporia Building Bada Kllarak Singh Tripura. Shillong. Marg, New De:hi (Phone ...... 343708) 3}. The Registrar of Companies, Bihar Journal Road. 2. Govt. of India Book, Depot, S, K.S Roy Road. Calcutta (Phone No.23-3818). Patna~l. 3. Sales Counter, Publication Branch, For Local 32. -do- 162, Brigade Road, Bangalore. Udyog Bhawan, New DeJhi, Sales.. 33. -do-- Everest, 100 Marine Drive, Bombay. Phone No.372081 34. -do-- Gujarat State Samachar Bldg. 4. Sales Couoter, Publication Branch, Ahmedal ad. C.B.R. Buildiog. New DeihL 35. -<10- GwaJior (M.P.) 5. Govt. or India Book Depot, _Ground Floor, New C.O.O. Building, Marrine 36. -do- H. No. 3-5-837. Hyder Guda. Lines, Bombay-20. Hyderab"ld. 37. -do- Kerala, 70 Feet Road, Ernakubm. S & R. AGENTS 38. -do- M.G. Road. West Cotto Building, P.O. Box 334, Kanpur. 1. The Assis~ant Director, Extension' Centre, Bhuli Road, 39. -do- Naryani Bldg. Bracburne Road. Dhanbad. Calcutta. 2. Tl;1e Asstt. Director. Extenslon Centre, Santnagar -(10- Hyderabad-18. 40. Orissa, Cultack Chandi, Cuftack. 41. -do-- Pondicherry. 3. The Asstt. Director, Govt. of India, S.I.S. I Moistry of C & I, Extension Centre, Kapileshwar Road, Bel-, 42. -do- Punjab & Himachal Pradesh. Link gaum. Road, Jullundur City. -do- 4. The Asstt. Director, Extension Centre, Krishna Dlstt, 43. Rajasthan & Ajmer, Sb. Kumta (A.I.) Prasad, House, '1st Floor. 'C' Scheme Ashok Marg, Jaipur. 5. The Asstt. Director, FootweJr. Extension Centre, Polo 44. --do- Suligbt Insurance Bldg. Ajmeri Ground No,l, Jodhpur. Gate, Extension, New Delhi. 6. The Asstt. Director. Industrial Extension Centre, 45. The Registrar of Trade Unions, Kanpur. Nadiad (Guj.). 46. Soochna Sahita Depot, (State Book Depot) Lucknow. 1. The D"yvelopment, Commissioner, Smalr Scale Indus­ tries, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi. 47. Supdt. Bhupendra State Press, Paliala. 48. Supdt. Govt. Press & Book Depot. Nagpur. 8, The ny. Director, Incbarge, S.l.S.1. C/O Chief Civil Admn. Goa. Panjin 49. Supdt. Govt. Press Mount Road. Madras. 9. The Director, GOyt. Press Hyderabad. 50. Supdt. Govt. State, Stores. and Pubs. P.O. Gulzar­ bagh, Pataa. 10. The Direttor, Indian Bureau of Mines. Govt. of India, Ministry o'fsteel Mines & Fuel, Nagpur. 51. Supat. Govt. Printing and Stationery Depot. Rajas­ 11. The Director, S.LSI. Industrial Extension Centre. than. Jaipur City. Udhoe-Surat. 52. Supdt. Govt. Printing and Stationery. Rajkot. 12. Tne Employment Officer, Employment Exchange, 53. Supdt. Govt. Printing aod Stationery, Punjah, Chandi­ Dhar, Madhya Pradesh. garh. 13. The Employment ... Officer, Employment Exchange, 54. Supdt. Govt. State Emporium, V.P. Rewa. Gopa! Bhavan, Morena 55. Dy. Controller. Printing & Stationery Office Himachal 14. The Employment Officer. Employment Exchange, Pradesh, Simla. Jhabuo. 56: Supdt. Printing and Stationery, Allahabad. Uttar 15. The Head Clerk. Govt. Book Depot, Ahmedabad. Pradesh. 16. The Head Clerk, Photzincographic Press, 5 Finance 57. Stfpdt. Printing and Stationery, Madhya Pradesh, Road, Poona. Gwa li or. 17. The Officer-in-charge, Assam, Govt. B.D. Gauhati. 58. Supdt. Printing and Stationery. Charni Road, Rombay. 18. The o.I.le Extension Centre, Club Road. Muzaffarpur. 59. Supdt., State Govt. Press, Bhopal. 19. -do- Extension Centre, Industrial Estate. Kokar, 60. The Asstt. Director. Publidty & Information, Vidhan Ra'nchi. Sandha, Bangalore-l. 20. -do- State Information Centre, Hyderabad. 61- Supdt .• Govt. Press, Trivandrum. 21. -do- S.t.S.I. Extension Centre, Maida. 62. Asstt: IIiiformation Officer, Press Information Bureau, 22. -<10- S.l.S.!. Habra, Tabaluria, 24 Parganas. Information Centre. Srinagar. 23. -do- University Employment Bureau, Lucknow. 63. Chief Controller of Imports & Exports. Panjim, Goa. 24. -do-- S.LS.I. Chrontanning Extension Centre, 64. Employment Officer, Employment Exchance (Near Bus tangra, '53/1. North Topsia Road. Calcutta-46. Stop) Sidlli (M.P.) 65 The Director, Regional Meterological Centre, Alipur, 25. The 0.1./8, S.I.S.O. Extension Centre (FootWear). Calcutta. CalcUtta-2. 66. The Asstt: Director, Slate Information Centre. Hubli. 26. The O.I./S, S.LS.I .• Model Carpentry Workshop, Puyali 67. The Director of Supplies and Disposal Deptt: of Nagar. P.O. Burnapur, 24 Parganas. Supply, 10, Mount Road, Madras-2. 27. Publication Division, Sales Depot, North Block, New 68. Director General of Supplies and Disposa}s, N.I.C. Delhi, Bldg.• New Delhi. 28. The PresS-Officer. Orissa Sectt, Cuttack. 69. The Controller of Jmports and Exports, Rajkot. 29. The Registrar 01' Companies, Andhra Bank Bldg., 6 70. The Inspector, Dock Safety, MfI&F Madras Harbour, Ling1ii Chetty S'tre~t, P,B. 1,530,_ Madras. Matiras. 276

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71. The Inspecting Asstt: Commissioner or Income Tax, 113. Controller of Aerodrumes Delhi. Kerala, Ernakulam. 114. Controller of Aerodrumes, Calcutta, 72. The Under Secretary, Rajya Sahha Sectt: Parliament House, New Delhi. 115. Controller of Aerodrumes, Bombay. 73. Controller of Imports & Exports, 7 Porllans Park, 116. Controller of Aerodrums, Madras. Visakhapatnam. 117. The Registrar, Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana. 74. The Senior Inspector, Dock Safety, Botwwalla Cham­ 118. The Land & Development Officer, Ministry of Health bers, Sir. P.M. Road, Bombay. and Family Planning, W H.&D. Nirman Bhawan, New 75. Controller of Imports & Exports, I.B.14-P, Pondi­ Delhi. cherry. 119. Acting Secretary, Official Language (Log) Commi­ 76. Dy. Director Incharge, S.1.S.I., Sahakar Bhawan, ssion, Ministry of Law, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Trikon Bagiclla, Rajkot. Delhi. 77. The Publicity and Liason Officer, Forest Research Ins­ 120. Registrar General, India, 2/A, Mansingh Road, New titute, and Colleges, Near Forest, P.O. Dehradun. Delhi-ll_ 78. The Asstt. Controller of Imports and Exports, Govt. of 121. The Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, India, Ministry of Commerce, New Kandla. Khusro Manzil, Hyderabad-4. 79. The Deputy Director (S.D), Esplanade'East, Calcutta. 122. The Director of Assam, G.S. Road Ulubari, SO. The Director of Govt. of India, S.l.S.l., Ministry of Census Operations, Gauhati-7, I & S, Industrial Areas-B, Ludhiana. 123. --do-- Bihar, Boring Canal Ro::d, 81. The Govt. Epigraphist for India. Patna, 82. The Asstt. Director, I/C, S.1.S.1., Extension Centre, 124. -do- Gujarat, Ellis Bridge, Ahemda­ Varanasi. bad-6. 83. The Director of Supplies, Swarup Nagar, Kanpur. 12S. --do- Haryana, Kothi No.1, Sector- 84. The Asstt. Director (Admn.) Office of the Directorate 10 A, Chandigarh. of Supplies & Disposal, Bombay. 126. -do- Himachal Pradesh, Boswel, 85. The Chief Controller of I & E, Ministry of Interna­ Simla-5. tional Trade, Madras. 127. -do- Jammu & Kashmir, 19 Karan 86. The Dy. Controller of Customs, Custom House, Visa­ Nagar, Srinagar. khapatnam. 128. -do-- Kerala, Kowdiar Avenue 87. The Principal Officer, Marcantile Marino, Deptt, Cal­ Road, Tri-vandrum-3. cutta. 129. ,-do-- Madhya Pradesh, Civil Lince, 88. The Director, S.1.S.1., Karan Nagar, Srinagar. Bhopal-2. 89. The Director, I/C, S.I.S.I., 107, Industria] Estate, Kan­ 130. -do- Maharashtra, Sportt Road, pur. Bombay-l (BR). 90. The Director of Inspection, New Marine Lines, Bom­ 131. --do-- Manipur, Imphal. bay-I. 132. -do- Meghalaya, Nangri Hills, 91. The Dy. Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, T.D. shillong-3. Road, Ernakulam. 133. -do- Mysore, Basappa Cross Road, 92. The Asstt. Director, Govt. Stationery Book Depot, Shanti Nagar, Bangalore-l Aurangabad. 134. --do- Nagaland, Kohima, 93. The Asstt. Director, IIC, S.1.S.1., Clup Road, Hubli. 13S. -do-- Orissa, Chandni Chowk, 94. The Employment Officer, Talchor. Cuttack-I, 9S. The Diector of Inspection, Directorate G&S, Disposal 1, Ganesh Chandra Avenue, Calcutta. B6. --do- Punjab, No. 72, Sector-5, 96. The Collector of Customs, New Custom House, Bom­ Chandigarh. bay, 137_ -do- Rajasthan, Rambag Palace, 97. The Controller of Imports & Exports, Bangalore. Jajpur.. 98. The Admn. Officer, Tariff Commissioner, 101, Queen's 138. --do-- Tamii Nadu, 10, Poes Garden, Road, Bombay. Madras-86. 99. The Commissioner of Income Tax, Patiala. 139. -do- Tripura, Durga Bari, West 100. The Director, Ministry of I & Supply, (Deptt: of Indu­ Compound, Agartala. stry) Cuttack. 101. The Dy. Director of Public Relations State Informa­ 140. --do-- Uttar Pradesh, 6 Park Road, tion Centre, Patna. Lucknow. 102. The Officer-in-charge, State Information Centre. 141. -do- West Bengal, 20 British Indian Madras. Street, 10th fioor, Calcutta-I. 103. The Asstt. Director, S.I.S.M.1. Road, Jaipur. 142. --do-- Andaman and Nicobar Isla­ 104. The Collector of Customs, Madras. nds, Port Blair, lOS. National Building Organisation, Nirman Bhawan, New 143_ -do- Chandigarh, Kothi No.1012, Delhi. Sector--8 -C, Chandigarh. 106. The Controller of Communication, Bombay Region, 144. -do- Dadra and 'Nagar Haveli Panajil Bombay. 145. -do-- Delhi, 2 Under Hill Road, 107. The Karnatak University, Dharwar. Delhi-6. 108. The Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar. 109. The Director of Industries & Commerce, Bangalore-1 ]46. -do- Goa, Daman & Diu, Dr.A 110. The Principal Publications Qfficer Sending Commission Borkaa Road, Panaji. for Scientific & Tech. Terminology, UGC Building, 147. -do- L.M. & A.Islands, Kavaratti. New Delhi. 148. -do- Tamil INadu & Pondicherry, 111. The Officer IIC, Information Centre, Swai Ram Singh Madras, 10, Poes Garden, Road, Jaipur .., . Madras. H2. Th~ Dir~ctor G~neral of CIVIl AVlatIon, New Delhi. 149. -do- Union, Territory, Chandigarh, 277

150. The Director of Social Science Documentation Centre, 165. The Asstt. Collector of Central Excise, Int. Division, New Delhi. Indore. 151. The District Employment Officer, Distt. Employment 166. The Director of H.A.U. Book Shop, Nehru Library Exchange, Malapuram. (Kerala St). Bldg, H.A.U., Hassar. (Haryana). . 152. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs.). Custom & Central Excise, 167. The Asstt. Collector, Central Excise & Customs, Shillong. Dhubri. 153. The Asstt. Collector of Central Excise, I.D.C.T.Div. 168. The Asstt. Collector, Central Excise, Cuttack (Orissa). Visakhapatnam. 169. The Asstt. Collector, Central Excise, Varanasi (U.P.). 154. The Hqrs. Asstt. Collector, Central Excise, Hyderabad. 170. The Asstt. Collector, Central Excise & Customs, Rour­ 155. The public Relations Officer, Collectorate of Customs, kela. New Custom House, Bombay-!. 171. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs.), Central Excise, New Ex­ 156. The Divisional Officer, Collectorate of Central Excise, cise Bldg., Churchgate, Botnb:ly·400020. Integrated Division, JabaJpur. 172. The Ass!t. Collector (Hqrs.), Central Excise, Bhubane­ 157. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs.), Collectorate of Central swar (Orissa). Excise, Madhya Pradesh & Vidarbha, Nagpur--440001. 173. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs,) Central E~cise, Allahab<;td. 158. The Hqrs. Asstt. Collector of Central Excise, Guntur 174. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs.) Customs & Central EXCise, (A.P.). Coch"n-ll. 159. The Asstt. Collector of Central Excise, Ernakulam, 1. 175. The Dy. CoUector of Central Excise, Coimbatore-18. Division ERNAKULAM, Cochin-ll. 176. The Ass't. Collector, Central Excise Division, Sitapur. 160. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs.), Collector of Centr.1 Ex­ cise, Nungambakkam High Road, Madras-34. 177. The Asstt. Collector of Central Excise & Customs, Sambalpur. 161. The Asstt. Collectorate of Central Excise, Divisional Office, Ujjain. 178. The Asstt. Collector (Hqrs), Central Excise, Kanpur. 162. The Divisional Officer, Central Excise, Division Office, 179. The Asstt. Collector, Central Customs & Excise, Jorhat. Amravati. 180. The Asstt. Collector, (Hqrs.), ~entral Excise, Patna, 163. The Asst!. Collector, Central Excise Division, Bhopd C/O collectorate of Central EXCise & Customs, Patna, (M.P.) 181. The Asstt. Collector of Customs, Custom House, New 164. The Asstt. Collector, Central Excise, M.O.D.L, New Kandia, New KandJa. Delhi. LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF GOVT. OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS AS ON 2S.lL.76 (RAILWAY BOOKSTALL HOLDERS)

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