CENSUS OF 1961

RAJASTHAN

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

JODHPUR DISTRICT

c. S. GUPTA OF THE. INDIAN ADMINlSTRATIVE SEBVlCE Superintendent of Census Operations, Rajasrha'll PriAted by MaCatlal Z. Gandhi. at Nayan Printing Press. Ahmedaba4-l. FOREWORD

The Census data has always been considered as indispensable for day to day a6t~ini&tration; ~lt is increasingly being considered now as the foundation stone of all regional planning. ,The ptiblicaijo~' 'of this series of District Census Handbooks wherein census statistics is made available fo~~ Sinal1et territorial units is, therefore, a significant occasion for it fills many existing gaps in statistics at the jower levels. . Many _:­ interesting details have been revealed by the Census 1961 and 1 hope persons engaged in 'the administrfl.tion of the State and public in !eneral will appreciate the value and the effort that has gone into the production of such a standard book of reference.

I congratulate the Superintendent of Census Operations, , Shri C. S. Gupta I. A. S. and his colleagues who have done a good job with skill and persevcrence.

B. MEHTA , Chief Secretary 1st March, 1966. to the Government of Rajasthan.

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PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks, to which series the present volume belongs, are the gifts of the Census of India and were first introduced in 1951. The 1961 series of District Census Handbooks are more elaborate than tbeir counter-part in 1951 and present all important census data alongwith such otber basic information as is very relevant for an understanding of the district. A wide variety of information which the Census 1961 collected has already been released in several parts as mentioned elsewhere in this book. The information contained in the present volume will be found useful by the Government, the district administration, persons engaged in regional planning, social workers and scholars in the field of humanities. Unfortunately these Handbooks became available to the users rather late in the decade. This was due to difficulties in printing. The Government Press , to whom this work: was assigned by the State Government, had a heavy back­ log of printing and found it impossible to print an the books in the series itself. Arrangements had therefore to be made to get these printed through a private press. I trust a more expeditious method for printing of such valuable matter in time will be devised in future.

I am grateful to Shri Asok Mitra, Registrar General, India for his guidance in this work from time to time. I am greatly beholden to the State Government for their kindly agreeing, as they also did in 1951, to get this series pu blished at their cost.

Dr. U. B. Mathur, Dy. Superintendent Census: Operations, Rajasthan assisted me in editing this series. Tabulation Officer Shri S. R. Luhadia assiduously worked for compilation of the information presented in the book and has seen' it through the press. Many of tbe facts and figures incorporated in the book were built up after scrutiny of a lot of raw material and by personal contacts. This task was admirably done by Shri Ram Autar Gupta, Statistical Assistant. Without their sincere cooperation and the assistance rendered by various members of the staff, mentioned overleaf, who were associated with this work, it would have been hardly possible to pre~ent the information which is the subject matter of this book. I thank them all.

C. S. GUPTA JAIPUR. Superintendent, 15th AUl{USt. 1966. Census Operations, Rajasthan.

v OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THIS WORK

Sbri WaH Haider Computor Shri R. N. Verma Computor Shri T. C. Patni Compiler Shri B. B. Dave Compiler Shri D. L. Badiwal Compiler Shri M. L. Kumawat Draftsman Shri D. L. Verma Asstt. Draftsman Shri M. M. GoyaJ Proof Reade,. Shri O. P. A vasthy Proof Reader

vi CONTENTS pAGE iii FOREWORD v PREFACE (i) SECTION I

INTRODUCTION (iii)

SECflON II 1

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 3

(i) DISTRICf PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 3

(ij) RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 12

Phalodi Tehsil 12 Osian Tehsil 16 Shergarh Tebsil 22 Jodhpur TehsiI 26 Tehsil 34

(iii) URBAN PRTMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 42

OTHER CENSUS TABLES 47

A-SERIES-GENERAL POPULATION TABLES

NOTE 49

TARLE A-I Area, Houses and Population 51

APPENDlX-I Statement showing 1951 territorial units constituting the present set-up of the district S1

ANNEXURE TO ApPENDlX-I: List of villageli affected in the transfers S3

APPENDIX-II Villages with a population of 5,000 and over and towns with a population under 5,000 56

APPENDIX-III Houseles!! and Institutional Population .0.

vii TABLE A-II Variation in population during sixty years (1901-1961) 56 APPENDIX Statement showing 1951 population according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951. changes in area and the population involved in those changes 57 TABLE A-HI Villages classified by population 58 TABLE A-IV Towns classified by population in 1961 with variation since 1901 ••• 60 APPENDIX Towns in 1951 declassified in 1961 61 B-SERIES-ECONOMIC TABLES NOTE 62 APPENDIX Standard Industrial Classification 67 TABLE B-1 Workers and non-workers classified by sex and broad age-groups 76 TABLE B-III­

PART A Industrial classification of workers and non-workers by educational levels in urban areas only 80 PART B Industrial classification of workers and non-workers by educational levels in rural areas only 82 TABLE B-IV­ PART A Industrial c1assification by sex and cJass of worker of persons at work at household industry 84 PART B Industrial classification by sex and class of worker of persons at work in non-household industry, trade, business, profession or service 86 PART C Industrial classification by sex and divisions, major groups and minor groups of persons at work other than cultivation 88 ApPENDIX TO TABLE B-IV PART C 92 SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE TO TABLE B-IV PART C : Tehsilwise industrial. classification by sex and divisions of persons at work other than cultivation in rural areas only 93 TABLE B-V Occupational classification by sex of persons at work other than cultivation 94 APPENDIX 121

FLY LEAF 123 TABLE B-VI Occupational divisions of persons at work other than cultivation classified by sex, broad age-groups and educational levels in urban areas only •.. 124

viii TABLE B-VII­ PART A Persons working principally (i) As cultivators (ii) As agricultural labourers or (iii) At household industry classified by sex and by secondary work (i) At household industry (ii) As cultivator or (iii) As agricultural labourer 128 PART B Industrial classification by sex of persons working in non­ household industry, trade. business, profession or service who are also engaged in household industry 130 ~BLE B-VIII­ PART A Persons unemployed aged 15 and above by sex, broad age­ groups and educational levels in urban areas only 131 PART B Persons unemployed aged 15 and above by sex, and educational levels in rural areas only . 133 Persons not at work cla&sified by sex, broad age-groups and type of activity 134 TABLE B-X Sample households (i) engaged neither in cultivation nor house­ hold industry (ii) engaged eitber in cultivation or household in­ dustry but not in both and (iii) engagod both in cultivation and household industry for all areas 136 Sample households engaged in cultivation classified by interest in land and size of land cultivated in rural and urban areas separately 137 TABLE B-XlT Sample households engaged in cultivation only classified by size of land cultivated and number of family workers .and hired workers in rural and urban areas separately 138 TABLE B-XIII Sample households engaged both in cultivation and household industry showing size of land cultivated classified by principal household industry in rural and urban areas separately 145 TABLE B-XIV- Sample households engaged only in household industry classified by principal household industry in all areas 146 fART A Households classified by major groups of principal household industry and number of persons engaged 146 PART B Households classified by minor groups of principat household industry 147 TABLE B-XV Sample households engaged both in cultivation and household industry classified by size of land in rural and urban areas sepa­ rately 148 TABLE B-XVI Sample principal household industry classified by period of working and total number of workers engaged in homehold industry in all areas ISO APPENDIX 155 TABLE B-XVII Sample households classified by (i) number of male and female members by size of households and (ii) engagement (a) neither in cultivation nor in industry (b) in household industry only and (c) in cultivation suh-classified by size of land cultivated 156

ix C-SERIES-SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES NOTE 158 TABLE C-I Composition of sample households by relationship to head of family classified by size of land cultivated 160 TABLE C-IJ Age and Marital Status 161 TABLE C-III­ PART A Age, Sex and Education in all areas 163 PART B Age, Sex and Education in urban areas only 164 PART C Age, Sex and Education in rural areas only 165 TABLE elV Single year Age returns 167 TABLE cv Mother Tongue 168 TABLE C-VII Religion 17l SUPPLEMENT 171 TABLE C-VIII Classification by literacy and industrial category of workers and non-workers PART A (Among Scheduled Castes) 172 PART B (Among Scheduled Tribes) 173 E-SERIES-HOUSING TABLES

NOTE 174

TABLE E-J Census houses and the uses to which they are put 176

TABLE E-IJ Tenure status of sample census households living in census hOU'le~ used as dwellings 177 TABLE E-IV Distribution of sample households living in census houses used wholly or partly as dwellings by predominant material of wall and predominant material of roof 178 TABLE E-V Sample households classified by number of members and by number of rooms occupied 180 LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ]82 SeT, SC & ST SERfES- SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES NOTE ]86 TABLE SCT-I Industrial claSSlfic.ltion of p_'rsons at work and non-workers by sex. PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 18&

PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 192 FLY LEAF 193 TABLE seT-II· ABe and Marital Sta tUIi PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 194 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 198 TABLE scr-III Education PART A (i) (For Scheduled Castes in urban areas only) 200 PART A (ii) (For Scheduled Tribes in urban areas only) 200 PART B (i) (FOT Scheduled Castes in rural areas only) 201 PART B (ii) (For Scheduled Tribes in rural areas only) 201 TABLE SCT-IV Religion PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 202 PART B (For Scheduled Tribes) 203 TABLE SCT-V Sample households engaged in cultivation classified by interest in land and size of 1and cultiva ted in rural areas only PART A (For Scheduled Castes) 204 PART B (Por Scheduled Tribes) 204 TABl.E SC-J Persons not at work classified by sex, type of activity and educational levels for Scheduled Castes 205 TABLE ST-I Mother Tongue and Bi-lingualism for Scl:eduled Tribes 207 TABLE ST-JI fersons not at work classified by sex aLd type of activity for Echeduled Tribes 203 SECTION III 209 VILLAGE DIRECTORY 211 SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS 231 SECTION IV 247 DISTRICT & TEHSIL MAPS 249

~i Jo411. 1961 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS for Rajasthan State

The Rajasthan 1961 Census Publications, which will have Volume No. XlV in All India Census Series, will be published in the following parts :-

PART I-A General Report

PART I-B Subsidiary Tables

PART II-A General Population Tables (A-Series) and Primary Census Abstract

PART II-B(i) Economic Tables (B-Series, Tables I...;...IV)

PART I1-B(ii) Economic Tables (B-Series, Tables V-IX)

PART II-C(i) Social and Cultural Tables (C-SeriCi)

PART II-C(ii) Migration Tables (D-Series)

PART III Household Economic Tables (B-Series, Tables X-XVIl)

PART IV-A Report on Housing and Establishments

PART IV-B Housing and Establishment Tables (E-Series)

PART V-A Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

PART V-B Ethnographic notes on Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribos

PART VI-A to F Survey of Selected Villages

PART VII-A Survey of Selected Crafts

PART VII-B Notes on Selected Fairs and Festivals

PART VIII-A ·Census Administration Report (Enumeratiop)

PART VIII-B :Census Administration Report (Tabulation)

PART IX-A & B Census Atlas

A separate District Census Handbook prepared by this office is being issued by the Government of Rajasthan for each of the 26 districts.

• Not for IIUe :aii SECl10N I

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

The territory now known as district Jodhpur used to of arid region where sand' dunes are found. There are be a part of the former Jodhpur State. On the merger a few small hillocks scattered in Bilara and Osian of the Jodhpur State into the United States of Greater tehsils. Luni is the only river which flows in the south Rajasthan in the year 1949, a separate district of and south-eastern parts of the district comprising the Jodhpur was formed which continues up-to-date. area of Jodhpur and Bilara tehsils. It rises in the hills south-west of Ajmer City. The tributaries of Luot Location and Formation river viz. Bandi, Lilri, Guhiya and Mitri or Jojri also 2. District Jodhpur lies between 25°45' and 27°36' flow in the district. north latitudes and 71°52' and 73°5CY east longitudes. It is bounded on the north by Bikaner and 6. A lake, known as Balsamand in the north of districts, on the south by Barmer and Pali districts, on Jodhpur City and Kailana tank and Ummed Sagar are the east by Pali and Nagaur districts and on the west notable water reservoirs. Grey brown sandy soil is by . generally found in the district.

3. The area of the district as reported by the Sur­ Climate veyor General of India is 8,772 Sq. miles and according to village papers 8,693.0 Sq. miles or 22,514.8 Sq. Kms. ,. The climate of the district is dry but healthy. The district covers 6.6% of the total area of Rajasthan During summer hot winds blow in the day but nights and stands fourth in rank in area amongst the other are generally cool and pleasant. The district lies in the distriots of the State. , belt having an average minimum temperature ranging between 12SC and 17SC and an average maximum 4. The district is composed of five tehsils viz. temperature ranging between 30.0°C and 32SC. In t~ , Shergarh, Jodhpur, Bilara and Osian. The first year 1961 the maximum temperature recorded at four of these tehsils continue their name and form ever Jodhpur and Phalodi centres was 44.0°C and 46.0°C. since the formation of the district while Osian tehsil While minimum was 3.0°C and 2.0°C respectively. The was constituted during the inter-censal period 1951-61 normal annual rainfall of the district is 24.03 Cms. with 118 villages with an area of 1,135.1 Sq. miles The rainy season lasts from July to September. The transferred from Jodhpur tebsil and 18 villages having normal rainy days in the district are about 18 a year. an area of 413.7 Sq. miles taken out from of this district. During this period two inter-dis­ Geology and Minerals trict transfen of territory were made, one by transferring 33 villages from former Bap tehsil of Jaisalmer district to 8. The district is mostly covered with sand dUnes Phalodi tehsil of this district and second by the transfer aod forms the part of the Great Indian Desert of Tbar. of 47 villages and one town Pokaran from Phalodi Dark sand stases with conglomerates at the base occur tehsil and 17 villages from of this at Bap which are different in appearance than the district to Jaisalmer district to form a new Pokaran Vindhyan sand-stones. tehsil. An inter-tehsil transfer of territories resulted in a gain to Shergarh and Bilara tehsils of 10 and 43 9. There are several san_d stone quarries at Fidusar villages re~pectively transferred to them from Jodhpur near Jodhpur City which provide employment to a large tehsil. Two villages viz. Kolu and Kusblawa were also number of persons. The stone found here is of good transferred from Shergarh tehsil to Phalodi tebsil. quality and is used mostly for the construction of roofs. Topography White clay is found near Pipar town. A good quality of lime-stone is available in . Gypsum is 5. Almost the whole of the district is composed found in the district near Chiri and Motai villages in (iv)

Phalodi tehsil. During the year 1960-61 over six thou­ 13. With the advent of the democratic decentra­ sand tons of gypsum and wbite clay was produced in lisation, 9 Panchayat Samities have been formed, out of the district. which 6 are Community Development Blocks. The Panchayat Samities are guided by the Zila Parishad Forest, Flora and Fauna under the chairmanship of the Pramukh and supervis­ ed by the Collector of the district who is also 10. Only about 4 thousand acres of the total area the District Development Officer. The Rajasthan was under forests in the district according to village Panchayat Samities and Zila Parisbads Act, 19S? papers during 1960-61. The most common tree found in devolves on these Panchayat Samities the complete the district is Khejri (Prosopis spicigera). The other charge of the administration of the Block including 'species found are Siris (Albizzia lebbek), Bar (Ficus the implementation of the Community Development bengalensis) etc. Among the shrubs and grasses mention Programmes. For imparting the technical gUidance to may be made of Ak (Calotropis procera), Phog (Callig­ the villagers, the Government has deputed its representa­ anum polygonoides), Pala (Zizyphus rotundifolia), Bhu­ tives from the various departments to the. Blocks so rut {Cenchrus catharticus) etc. Deer, jackal, antelope and that an alround progress may be achieved. The ultimate desert fox constitute the fauna of the district. There is aim of the Government is to make these Panchavat an office of the Divisional Forest Officer at Jodhpur Samities the sale agency of all developmental actiVities which was established in the year 1950. A Forest Range at the Block level. Office functions under the supervision of the Divisional Forest Officer. 14. There is a Central Jail at Jodbpur and a sub­ Jail at Phalodi. The office of the Superintendent of General Administration Police is located at Jodbpur while four offices of the Deputy Superintendents of Police are run in the district~ 11. For the purposes of administration the district one. ~ach for Jodhpur City, Jodhpur Rural, Range is divided into two sub-divisions and five tehsils as TralDlOg Centre and Pbalodi. 19 Police Stations and 22 mentioned below :- Police out-posts functioned in the district during the year 1960-61. Name of Sub-division Name of Tehsil 1 Jodhpur 1 Jodhpur Lud Use 2 Bilara 3 Sbergarb 15. The classification of the land use in the district during 1960-61 was as follows :_ 2 PhaJodi 1 Phalodi 2 Osian Classification of the land Percent 12. The Collector is the administrative chief of 1 Forests O.} the district who is also the District Magistrate. Each 2 Land put to non-agricultural use Su1Hiivision is under the charge of a Sub-Divisional 3.4 Magistrate who is vested with 1st class magisterial powers 3 Barren and uncultivable land 7.0 while each tehsil is under the charge and supervision of 4 Otber uncultivated land excluding a Tehsildar wbo is vested with 2nd or 3rd class magis­ fallow land 4.7 terial powers as the case may be. Besides the Collector, 5 Culturable waste 3.5 Sub-Divisional Officers and Tehsildars who exercise criminal powers, tbere are courts of District and Sessions 6 Fallow land 37.4 Judge, Civil Judge, Small Causes Judge and Munsif at 7 Net area sown 43.9 Jodhpur. Two courts of Civil and Additional Sessions Judge at Jodbpur and three of Munsif Magistrates are Total 100.0 run in tbe district. (v)

Crop Pattern Agricultural Implements

16. Out of the total area under crops during 21. There were about 101.3 thousand plougbs, 42 1960-61, 68.0% was utilised for cereals, 13.4% for pul­ thousand carts, 1.8 thousand persian wheels, 482 'ghanies', ses 4.0% for oil seeds and the rest of the area -was 157 tractors, 77 oil engines, 11 electric pumps and 5 sugar­ utilised for growing other crops. The important crops cane crushers in the district according to the Livestock of the district in order of production are bajra. Kharif Census of 1961. pulses, wheat and barley etc. Agricultural Improvements 17. The district ranked first in the production of Kharif pulses, seventh in sesamum and nineth in bajra 22. During the Second Five Year Plan a sum of amongst the other districts of the State and contributed Rs. 18.45 lakh was spent in the district on agriculture 18.1% of Kharif pulses, 3.5% of sesamum and 6.1 % sector. During this period about 42.7 thousand Mds. of of bajra in the'State during the year 1960-61. improved seeds, over 6 hundred tons of fertilizers, 57.5 'thousand tons of manure and around 4 hundred improved Irrigation agricultural implements were distributed to the farmers under various schemes of the Agriculture Department. 18. Wells are the chief source of IrrIgation in the About 1.8 thousand manure pits were dug and 5.S district. During 1960-61 around 53.9 thousand acres of hundred acres of area was brought under the plough. land was irrigated most of which (62.5%) was located in Bilara tehsil. Of the total irrigated area in the district Irrigation Development during 1960-61, 94.4% was under food crops. 23. During the Second Five Year Plan the work on Animal Husbandry Girinanda scheme was completed over which a sum or about Rs. 8.88 lakb was spent upto the end of March, 19. The total livestock popUlation in the district 1961. During ]960-61 about 7.4 hundred acres of area was around 14.59 lakh heads according to the Livestock was irrigated by this scheme. In all Rs. 6.69 lakh were Census of 1961 as compared to 14.40 lakh in 1956. Out spent on irrigational facilities in the district during the of the total livestock during 1961, 36.5% were cattle, period of the Second Five Year Plan. 33.2% sheep, 23.2% goats, 3.9% buffaloes and the rest comprised of horses, ponies, mules, donkeys. camels and Industries and Labour pigs. The total poultry in the district during 1961 was around 4 thousand of which mostly (97.2%) consisted 24. During the year 1952 there were 16 registered of fowls. factories in the district which increased to 97 by the end of 1961. The largest establishment of the district is the 20. There are veterinary hospitals at Jodhpur, Northern Railway Workshop which provided employment Bilara, Phalddi and Shergarh and dispensaries at Bap, to nearly three thousand persons in the year 1961. Other Osian and Khejarli. Sheep and wool extension centres important establishments of the district are Rajasthan are run at Mandor. Phalodi. Osian, Bilara, Shergarh, State Electricity Board's Power House, Hira Crushing and , Bap and under State Scheme while at Public Works Department's Workshop which provided Osian and Bilara under Community Development Blocks. employment to over eight hundred persons. There are centres for poultry extension, 'Ghee' grading and key village scheme at Jodhpur. A sheep breeding 25. The main small scale and cottage industries of farm at Mandor and an artificIal insemination centre the district are assembling of motor parts, manufacturing at Bilara also function in the district. A sum of Rs. 8.75 of agricultural implements and machineries and iron and lakh was spent over the development of animal husban­ steel products, tying and dyeing of cloth, shoe, soap, dry in the district during the second five year plan. bangles and 'badIa' making and manufactunng of cloth, (vi) on power looms. Jodhpur City is famous for its badIa, Trade and Commerce tie and dye and shoe making industry. Wool production is a growmg industry of the district and over 20 lakh 31. The articles that are exported out of this district Ibs. of wool is produced yearly. consist of 'badIa', 'chundries'. turbans, sboes (jutties), , pattis' (slabs), etc., while the imports include fine cloth, 26. The District Industries Officer posted at Iodhpur grain, medicines and otber articles of general merchandise. City looks after the development of industries in this district. The industries department has also started a 32. Jodhpur City is the main trading centre in the scheme of aiding small scale industries by advancing loans district. Facilities of local markets also exit in certain to the parties. The construction of an ind ustrial shed was villages which have been shown in the Primary Census sanctioned by the Government at Iodhpur during the Abstract elsewhere in this book. year 1960-61. 33. The State Bank of India, The Punjab National 27. There are 'B' class Labour Welfare Centres at Bank Ltd., The State Bank of Bikaner, The State Bank Jodhpur and Fidusar and a 'c' class Centre at Phalodi. of Jaipur, The Bank of Rajasthan Ltd., The Central These Centres provide the facilities of reading room, Bank of India Ltd. and the United Commercial Bank library, recrea tional activities, wrestling, adult education, Ltd., have get their branches at Jodhpur City. gymnasium etc. A sum of Rs. 14.47 lakh was spent on industrial development in the district during the Second 34. There were 69 shops of hemp drugs, 32 of Five Year Plan. country liquor and 13 of Indian made foreign liquor at various places in the district during 1960-61. There were 28. The district has a separate employment exch­ six permanent cinema houses in the district during 1960. ange located at Jodbpur City which registers people who are seeking employment and helps in securing employment Education for tbem. During 1961, the total number of registrations in this employment exchange was 13.1 thousand. 35. During 1956-57 there were 5 Colleges, 19 Highl Higher Secondary Schools, 37 Middle Schools, 16 Junior Trade Unions Basic Schools, 333 Primary Schools, 2 Professional Schools and 11 Schools were for Special Education. The 29. There were 19 trade unions in the district during number increased to 6 Colleges, 28 High/Higher Secondary 1960-61. The oldest trade union is the Electricity Schools, 65 Middle Schools, 50 Junior Basic Schools, Department Employees Union at Jodhpur City which was 549 Primary Schools, 5 Professional Schools and 72 registered in the year 1949, All the other trade unions Schools for Special Education in 1960-61. Besides, one also function at Jodhpur City. Nursery School was also functioning in the district. The total number of scholars in all types of institutions during Power 1960-61 was about 80.7 thousand. A sum of Rs. 159.79 lakh was spent on educational facilities in the district 30. During the Second Five Year Plan under the during the second five year pIau. development of thermal power stations and connected works, a 2500 KW steam turbo-alternator set with an Medical and Public Health oil fired boiler was installed in 1956-57 and two sets each of 200 KW capacity were installed in 1958-59 at 36. During 1950-51, there were 22 allopathic hospi­ Jodhpur. One more set of 500 KW capacity was installed in tals and dispensaries in the district with 907 beds. By 1960. In 1961, Jodhpur City, Phalodi and Bilara towns the end of the year 1960 the number of such institutions and Mandor and Chopasni Nathdwara villages of Jodh­ increased to 25 with 1,085 beds. There are maternity pur tehsil were connected with electricity. A sum of and child welfare centres at Bilara and Phalodi. Two Rs. 115.59 lakb was spent on the development of power such centres also function in Jodhpur City whicb are resources in this district during the second plan period. run by Indian Red Cross Society. Maternity facilities have (vii) also been provided by starting a special ward in Umaid Housing Hos1ital Jodhpur having 131 beds. Family Planning cen­ tres function at Training Centre and Umaid Hospital in 42. Under the Low Income Group Housing a Jodhpur City under Government control and at Bilara, loan of Rs. 4.47 lakh was disbursed in the district Osian. Pipar and Mathaniya villages under Panchayat­ during the year 1955-56. During the second five year Samities. plan a sum of Rs. 17.32 lakh was disbursed to the public under Low Income Group Housing and Rs.8.32 37. Out of 12 small pox vaccination centres in the lakh under Middle Income Group Housing Schemes district, 3 are under Government control and the rest for the construction of houses as a result of which 521 are controlled by the Panchayat Samities. An anti houses were constructed under the L.I.G.H. and 40 malarial unit has also been functioning in the district with under the M.I.G.H. schemes. 11 houses under M.I.G.H. its headquarters at Jodhpur under the National Malaria Scheme were under construction. Eradication Programme. Transport and Communication 38. Paediatric wards have been opened in Mahatma Gandhi and Umaid Hospitals at Jodhpur having 24 43. The district had 895 miles of roads in 1950-51 and 36 beds respectively where dental clinic facilities which increased to 1,020 miles by the end of March, are also avaIlable. An anti-rabic centre and a venereal 1961. 52.9% of the roads in the district were gravelled, dise~ses clinic function in Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, 37.5% painted and metalled and the rest consisted of Jodtlpur. 46 beds are reserved for T.B. patients in Maha­ fair weather and dressed up tracks including one mile tma Gandhi Hospital, Jodhpur. Besides, one tuberculosis of cement concrete during 1960-61. 8 road works were clinic, one public health laboratory also function in the completed and a sum of Rs. 23.50 lakh was spent on district. There is a separate eye ward in Mahatma Gandhi road development works in the district during the Hospital, Jodhpur having 62 beds for eye patients. second plan period.

39. By the end of March, 1961, there were 31 44. There were over 2.1 thousand motor vehicles Government Ayurvedic and Unani Hospitals and Dispen­ on road during 1950-51 which increased to around 4.0 saries in the district as compared to only 14 such thousand in 1961. The district is connected by the institutions functioning during the year 1950-51. metre-gauge line of the Northern Railway. A main line connects Jodhpur City with Junction via Luni. 40. The number of outdoor and indoor patients Another main line joins this City with Merta Road treated in the Government allopathic medical institutions Junction passing through Pipar. From Pipar a branch of the district in the year 1960 were 902 thousand and line of about 41 Kms. also runs up to Bilara. Besides, 27 thousand respectively including tbe patients treated another branch line vi?:. Jodhpur-Pokaran passes through in T.B. clinic also. Rs. 9.46 lakhs and Rs. 1.18 lakhs Osian and Phalodi stations of this district. The total were spent on MedIcal and Public Health and Ayurvedic length of the railway line in the district during 1961 facilities in the district respectively during the second was about 351 Kilometres. There is an aerodrome near plan period. Jodhpur City. A flying college imparts training to the Commissioned Officers of the Indian Air Force. There is Drinking Water Facilities a Dak Bungalow at Jodhpur and Rest Houses at Phalodi and Shergarh in the district. All the Important 41. An urban water supply scheme for Jodhpur places of the district are connected with bus routes. City was completed during the year 1960-61 over which There were 104 Post Offices, 13 Telegraph Offices, 4 Rs. 12.81 lakhs were spent during the first two five Public Call Offices and one Telephone Exchange in the year plans. Water supply schemes for rural areas were district during 1960-61. under progress for Shergarh, Satheen (Bilara tehsil), Local Bodies and Co-operation Dhoonara (Jodhpur tehsll), Kheechand (Phalodi tehsil> in the district during the second five year plan. 45. There are Municipal Boards in the district at (viii)

Jodhpur, Phalodi and Pipar. The main sources of Sodal Welfare revenue of municipalities are rent of shops, octroi, vehicle tax, house tax and the grants provided by the 49. An office of the State Social Welfare Depart­ Government. There is a Zila Parishad comprising of ment functions at Pali under the supervision of a 9 Panchayat Samities and 247 Gram Panchayats in the Social Welfare Officer who looks after the welfare district. activities connected with the uplift of the backward classes in this district. This office also acts as a liaison 46. There is a Central Co-operative Bank and between prisoners and their relatives. various types of Co-operative societies in the district. In June, 1961, as many as 828 societies of various 50. There are Government Hostels, for boys at categories including a Central Co-operative Bank with Jodhpur and at Pipar for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled a total membership of around 54 thousand were func­ Tribes having a strength of 60 and 25 respectively. tioning in the district. The working capital of these The former hostel at Jodhpur was started in the year societies was around Rs. 3.0 crores and the share 1951 while the latter located at Pipar was established capital was Rs. 43.3 lakh. A loan of about Rs. 1.6 in 1961. The Government provides all sorts of crores was advanced and loans of about Rs. 88.4 lakh facilities including boarding, lodging and others like were recovered. The deposits and borrowings during providing furniture, books etc., in these hostels. A the period was around Rs. 46.0 lakh and Rs. 2.0 hostel for girls (Scheduled Castes) was also started at crores respectively while the total liabilities amounted Jodhpur in 1959 with the strength of 25. to Rs. 3.1 crores. In aU 427 societies were functioning 51. During 1960-61, there were training-cum_ at profit; 145 at loss and 256 societies were function­ production centres in the district at Jodhpur, one in ing on no profit no loss basis. During the Ilecond five tailoring trade for Scheduled Castes and another in year plan a sum of Rs. 9.68 lakh was spent on Co-opera­ lihoe making for Scheduled Tribes each with a strength tion in the district. of 15 trainees to whom a stipened of Rs. 15 per Community Development menSum was provided. One more centre runs at Phalodi where training in the tailoring trade is provided to the persons belonging to Scheduled Castes. 47. The Community Development Programme was started in the district during 1954-55 by establishing 52. The Government has started two 'Sanskar a block at Bilara. This was followed by the establish­ Kendras' at Jodhpur City for the development of cultural ment of a block at Osian in 1956-57. in and religious activities of the Scheduled Castes. Besideli, a 1957-58, Jodhpur in 1958-59, Balesar in 1959-60 and beggers home with the sanctioned strength of 50 inmates, Luni in 1961-62. Thus by the end of the year 1961 an orphange with a strength of 25 and a district shelter there were 6 blocks (including one pre-extension block) home for females were also functioning in the district. in the district. 53. For rehabilitating the Scheduled Castes and 48. During the year 1961, about 7 thousand Mds. Scheduled Tribes subsidy is granted at the rate of Rs.750 of fertilizers, 26 thousand Mds. of seeds and around per family for constructmg one pucca room provided the one thousand agricultural implements were distributed family is also prepared to incur an equal amount to the farmers and over 300 agricultural demonstrations in the form of material and labour. Under this scheme a were held in the various Panchayat Samities of the number of houses were constructed during the second district. 34 wells were constructed for drinking and plan for the rehabilitation of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled another 133 for irrigation purposes. Over 200 adult Tribes and Gadolia Luhars. Besides, the department literacy centres were opened and about 2.3 thousand also provided grant-in-aid to the municipalities for persons were made literate. 60 Youth Clubs and 12 light and water facilities. A sum of Rs. 9.51 lakh was Mahila Samities were started and 16 reading rooms spent for social welfare and welfare of backward classes and libraries were opened. in the district during the second five year plan. (ix)

Fairs and Festivals (v) Nou-Sati·ka-Mela 54. The important fairs held in the district are This fair is held at Banganga in Bilara tehsil. It as follows:- takes place on Chaitra Badi Amawashya (March-April) e\'ery year. The estimated congregation in the fair is (i) Veerpuri Fair 5,000. It is said that nine women had once become sati at this place and the fair is organised in their A fair is held at vilJage Mandor (Jodhpur tehsjJ) memory. People participating in the fair usually take in a beautiful garden in the memory of the celebrated bath in the Banganga river. The villagers form groups heroes of Rajasthan. The images of these heroes are and enjoy by singing songs and dance to the beat of installed in a gallery. It is held on the penultimate drums. Bilara is the nearest railway station and bus stand Monday of Shravana (July-Aug.) every year. About 60,000 for the fair. persons of all communities participate in the fair. The people congregating in the fair usually do not make (vi) Chamunda Mata-ka-Mela any offerings to the statues of the heroes. They, however, put offerings before the images of Ganesh, Bhairon. The fair of Chamunda Mata is held at the temple Chamunda and Kankali in form of cash, coconuts and in Jodhpur Fort on Ashvina Sudi 9 (Sept.-Oct.) every sweets. The place where the fair is held, is situated at year. About 20,000 people specially Rajputs congregate a distance of 10 Kms. from Jodhpur on Jodhpur-Nagaur in the fair who worship the goddess and offer coconuts, road. To approach the site of the fair, bus, taxies, sweets and cash in her honour. auto-rickshaws and tongas are available. Cycles and bul­ lock-carts are also used to reach the site by people residing (vii) Rata Bhakar Wala-ka-Mela in the neighbouring areas. The village is also connected by railway. The site of the fair is electrified. The place A fair is held at a distance of 2 miles from village is considered a good picnic spot. Balesar Satan in Shergarh tehsil in the honour of a saint-Ialandharnath. It takes place on Bhadrapada Sudi (ii) Nag Panchami-ka-Mela 2 (Aug.-Sept.) every year when about 6,GOO people participate.. Jodhpur is the nearest railway station and It is also held at village Mandor in Jodhpur tehsil Balesar is the nearest bus stand for the fair. on Bhadrapada Badi 5 (Aug-Sept) every year. About one lakh people belonging to all communities participate in 55. The main festivals among Hindus are Holi, the fair. The image of snake is worshipped in the fair. Deewali, Raksha-Bandhan, Dashera, Makar Sakranti and Ganesh Chaturthi while Muslims observe Moharrum. (iii) Dashera Fair Idulfitre, Idul Zuha and Barawafat.

Deshera Fair is organised on Ashvina Sudi 10 Places of Historical and Arcbaeological Importance (Sept.-Oct.) every year near Ravan-ka-Chabutra, about 2 miles west of Jodhpur City. Over one lakh people 56. Following places are of great interest in the belonging to all communities participate in the fair. district:-

(iv) Sheetla Mata-ka-Mela Jodhpur

A fair is held at Kaga in Jodhpur City in honour Jodhpur, the third largest City of Rajasthan, has of the Sheetla Mata. It is held on Chaitra Badi 8-9 a population around 2.25 lakh which constitutes 84.7% (March-April) every year. Nearly 40.000 peopJe assemble of the district's urban population. It was founded by in the fair and pay homage to the image of Sheetla Rao Jodha, the head of Rathor Clan of Rajputs, in Mata. The nearest railway station for the fair is 1458. It is surrounded by a strong wall which is built Mahamandir. of large blocks of stone reinforced by buttresses, towers (X)

and ramparts. The important gates of the City are Maharaja Jaswant Singh. The smaller cenotaphs of other Nagori Gate, Sojati Gate, Merta Gate and Jalori Gate. rulers and nobles are in the east of this line of The High Court of Rajasthan is located at Jodhpur ,monuments. The 'shrine of 330 million gods' is of City. The outstanding feature of the City is a fortress special interest which contains, painted figures of divinities castle standing in great magnificence on an isolated and heroes. In the 'Hall of Heroes· is a group of rocky eminence about 122 m. (400 ft) above the City. sixteen colossal figures carved out of a single rock. These It is scarped on every side specially on its southern were carved out during the reign of Maharaja Abhai side. Within the walls are old royal palaces where Singh. Besides, there are two 'Makbaras' (mosques) of priceless jewels and a collection of arms and manuscripts which one is of Patban Gutam Kalandar Khan and the can be seen. This. fort is famous for its massive other of.Gama Gaji. Both of these reflect the culture constructIon work. The fort provides a splendid view of the Mughal period. Mandor is not only an important of tbe entire City nestling around it. The important historical place put is full of natural scenery. In rainy gates of the fort are Jai Pol, Loha Pol and Fateh Pol. season the place becomes more attractive. The main buildings in the fort are the royal palaces decorated with beautifully carved panels, latticed windows Balsamand of delicate design and pierced screens of red sandstone. Amongst these palaces, Moli Mahal and Phool Mabat, About six miles to the north. between Jodhpur bui1t by Maharaja Sur Singh and Maharaja Abhaisingh City and Mandor, is a small lake Balsamand with a respectively have fine decorations in colour on the well laid out garden and a palace on its embankment. ceilings, pillers aod walls. Singhgarh Chowk built by This is a great attraction to the visitors. Maharaja Takhat Singh and Fateh Mahal built by Maharaja Ajit Singh are also worth seeing. In the Kai/alfa Sileb Khana are tbe old weapons and arms used by the tben rulers. Among otber fine buildings and temples in To the west of the Jodhpur City there is a big tbe City are tbe Talhati-ka-Mahal and Raj Mahal tank known as Kailana. It is considered as a good situated on the bank of Gulab Sagar. The temple of picnic spot specially in rainy season. Ganga Shyam has a lovely spire. Mabamandir, situated at a distance of about 2 Kms. (l.5 miles), is a big Sardar Museum temple with a colourful interior and a roof supported by a hundred pillers. Umaid Bhavan. crownlOg the The Sardar Museum in the Willingdon Garden Chitar hill, is a magnificent building of striking beauty. near the High Court buildiQg is a worth-visiting place It was constructed by Maharaja Umaid Singh. There in the City. It has a variety of exhibits including speci­ is a beautiful park and a fine gate. The Bhavan is mens of the local arts and crafts and also inscriptional well equipped with aU sorts of facilities inclUding a big slabs, coins and sculptures from Kiradu, Os ian. hall and a swimming pool. BhinmaJ, Nagaur etc.

Mandor Jaswant Thada

Mandor, the old capital of Marwar State is situated Near the Jodhpur Fort there is a beautiful marble about 8 Kms. (5 miles) from Jodhpur City. There are building on the hill. It was constructed in the memory the dewals or cenotaphs of the former rulers of Jodhpur of Maharaja Jaswant Singh. The reflection of this buil­ in the gardens. All these monuments, decorated with ding in the tank nearby presents a nne spectacle sculptures and crowned with spires, reflect the epoch of specially by the moonlight. Marwar's glory. Among these cenotaphs the largest building of Maharaja Ajit Singh stands in a line running Osian from south to north with the other main cenotaphs of Raja MaJdeo, Raja Sur Singh, Raja Gaj Singh and Osian village is situated at a distance of about (xi)

58 Kms. (36 miles) to the north-west of Jodhpur the People for it was combined with Jaisalmer district City. It is famous for its sixteen Brahmanical and Jain for this purpose. temples, most of which are now in ruins. 59. During the second general eJections in the 57. Besides the places mentioned above, the Public year 1957, the number of assembly constituencies was Park, Zoological Garden, Public Library and the Stadium 6 but one of them was made a double member consti­ are other places worth a visit. Among the religious tuency. The total voting population was around 349.4 places mention may be made of Urnaji, Bedi Ganga, thousand. 40.7% voters (50.6% of men and 30.3% of Tanah Peer, Shri Vaijnathji, Banganga and Gangani. women) exercised their right of franchise. The highest percentage of polling was 48.2 in Bilara co nstituency Electoral Participation and Preferences and the lowest was in Phalodi constituency where 29.9% votes were polled. 5 seats were captured by the Cong­ 58. During the first general elections in the year ress and two seats by the Ram Rajya Parishad. The 1952 there were 7 constituencies in the district, with a district was not allotted any separate seat for the House voting population of about 348.6 thousand persons and of the People as Phalodi and Shergarh tehsils and parts 7 seats in the State Vidhan Sabha. 46.5 percent voters of Osian tehsil were combined with Barmer and Jaisal­ enrcised their right of franchise. The highest percentage mer districts to form a Parliamentary Constituency. of polhng was 55.6 recorded in Bilara constituency while Another Parliamentary Constituency was formed by the lowest was in Jodhpur City 'B' constituency where combining Jodhpur and Bilara tehsils and parts of only 36.1% votes were polled. All the seats were captu­ Osian tehsil of this district with Merta tehsil of Nagaur red by the candidates who were independents. No district and Jaitaran and Raipur tehsils and parts of separate seat was allotted to the district in the House of Sojat tehsil of .

SECTION II

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT &: OTHER CENSUS TABLES

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract furnishes the population here for want of space. This information, however, is figures for 1961 Census and is presented in three parts available in the office of the Superintfmdent, Census viz. District, Rural and Urban Primary Census Abstracts. Operations, Rajasthan. The data for non-municipal areas These abstracts contain the data in respect of area, attached to a town has been shown just after number of occupied residential houses and households, the wards while for special charges the figures have' total population and its breakup by sex, literacy, generally been included in the respective wards. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. workers and non-workers. The workers have further been classified 5. A special column (2a) in the Rural Primary Census into following nine industrial categories:- Abstract has been provided for showing some of the basic amenities which existed in the villages. These I As Cultivator, amenities have been shown by means of symbols as under:.. IT As Agricultural Labourer, III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards P-Primary School and allied activities, M-Middle School IV At Household Industry, H -HighlHigher Secondary School V In Manufacturing other than Household C-College Industry, D-Dispensary VI In Construction, Has-Hospital Tmw-Trained Midwife VII In Trade and Commerce I VIn In Transport, Storage and Communications and V-Veterinary Hospital/Dispensary IX In Other Services. Pw-Pucca well Kw-Kutcha well 2. The District Primary Census Abstract furnishes Tk-Tank the data fot' the district total, rural and urban areas, B-Baori (stepped well) each rural tehsil and for each town separately. The Rly-Railway Station Rural Primary Census Abstract presents the data for Po-Post Office the villages while Urban Primary Census Abgtract furni­ To-Telegraph Office shes information for the municipal wards of all the towns Lm-Local Market in the district. 6. Village marked with an asterisk (*) indicates the 3. A Revenue Mauza (including its hamlets) is treated location of a Gram Panchayat. as a village while a town is a place having either a Munici­ pality or Cantonment or satisfying the following factors:- 7. The area figures shown in column (3) of the Rural Primary Census Abstract are collected from the Revenue (a) having a minimum population of 5,000 and Authorities while this column of the Urban Primary (b) having three-fourth of its male aduhi population Census Abstract has been left blank as area figures for the engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, or wards are not available. (c) having a density of approximately 1,000 persons per sq. mile. 8. Column (4) of the Abstract includes houses used as dwellings or partly as dwellings. Hamlets falling into the revenue areas of the towns but not administered by the municipality are treated as 9. Column (5) shows the number of households. A the non-municipal area of the town. The villages in the "household" has been defined as a group of persons who Rural Primary Census Abstract are presented tehsilwise commonly live together in the same house and take their and within a tehsil in order of their Census location code meals from a common kitchen. A servant, friend or a. numbers. guest (related or unrelated) residing and eating with the household during the census period has been treated 8& 4. In the Urban Primary Census Abstract, the data has a member of t,he household. On the other hand, a son been presented for each municipal ward of the towns. or a daughter residing in a hostel is not treated as a. 'l'he bJockwise figures for towns could not be presented member of the household. 6

10. Columns (6) to (8) of the Abstraot show the total unless they also work in cultiva.tion, industry, trade, prof­ population and its sex.wise breakup. This also inoludes ession, business or commerce. A publio or sooial service houseless and institutional population. Houseless person worker who is engaged in publio service aotively or has heen defined as (i) a person who might be a politioal worker who is a.otively engaged in furthering doing domestio servioe or some other work with one the political activity of his party is regarded as a worker. or more households but who does not reside in any house and sleeps in the corridors, verandahs or passages The population classified as workers here is the econo­ in buildings or on the streets; (ii) wandering or nomadic mically active population including family workers tribes found to be staying in temporary huts, etc. or resi­ but not including unemployed persons. ding without any such huts just on the open ground; and (iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadhu, fakir, eto. who 14. Columns (17) to (34) furnishes the sex-wise is found in the foot-paths, streets, in places like parks, distribution of workers into nine industrial categories. gardens, railway yards, etc. Institutional population The explana.tions for these categories are given below:- includes persons enumerated in penal, charitable or mental institutions, hostels, hotels, hospitals, boarding houses, Category I etc. This category includes both the owner cultiva.tors and n. Columns (9) to (12) of the Abstract show the . tenant cultivators. Along with workers persona.lly doing population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and work in land are also included persons who are engaged in their sex-wise breakups. The further breakups of supervision or direction of cultivation. The term 'culti­ individual Scheduled Ca.stes/Tribes are given in Table vation'involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and SCT-I. does not include fruit growing or keeping orchards or gro­ ves or working for plantations. 12. Columns (13) & (14) of the Abstract give the number of literate and educated persons. A "literate" Category n is defined as a person who knows both reading and writing. This also includes the persons ha-ving All other persons working on land as labourers on wages higher education. Detailed information on educational without exercising any supervision or direction and with­ levels has been given in Table B-III and C-III. out holding any right upon the land are classified as agricultural labourers and are included in this category. 13. Columns (15) & (16) give the total number of male and female workers. A person is classified as "worker" Category m if in case of seasonal work like CUltivation, livestock, dairying, household industry, etc. he has had some 'Workers in mining, quarrying, livestock, forestry, fish­ regular work of more than on0 hour a day throughout the ing, hunting, plantations, orchards and allied activities greater part of the working season. In the case of regular are included in this category. employment in any trade, profession. service, business or commerce, he was employed during any of the fifteen Category IV days preceding the day of the enumerator's visit to the household. A persou who wa'l working but was absent A "Household Industry" is an industry conducted by from his work during the fifteen days preceding th~ the head of the household himself and/or mainly by the day on which enumerated or even exceeding the period of members of the household at home or within the village fifteen days due to illness or other causes has been treated in rural areas and only at home in urban areas. The .as a worker. A person who had been offered work but industry should not be run on the scale of a registered had not actually joined has been treated as non-worker. factory but may use machinery and employ power like "Work" inoludes not only actual work but effeotive super­ steam engine or oil engine or electricity to drive the vision and direction of work also. maohinery. Thus, in a. rural area, the household industry can be located either at home or within the village but in Persons under training as apprentices with or without urban area the household industry or at least the major stipend or wages are regarded as workers. An adult part of its work must be located at home. A household woman who was engaged in household duties but doing industry relates to production, processing, servicing or no other productive work to augment the family's repairing and includes making and selling of goods but resourc~s has not been considered as working. If, however, should not be confined simply to buying and selling. in addition to her household work she engaged herself It does not include profession such as pleader, doctor, in work such as rice pounding for sale or wages, or in barber, waterman or astrologer, etc. Persons working in dOID{'-:tic services for wages for others, in minding cattle other person's household industry as paid employees or selling firewood or making and selling cowdung cakes, are also treated as workers tn household industry. 4)r grass, or any such work she has been treated as a worker. Similarly persons like beggars, pensioners, Category V agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend receivers, who earll an income but who are not partici­ 'Manufacturing' includes all t.ypes of production, procee. pating in any productive work are not treated as workers sing, servicing or repairing of goods which does no~ 7

'.:inolude production or processing under oategory IV. olalidfied as non-workera:- 1. Full.time student or ohild attending school ,Category Vl: who does no other work, suoh as make artioles at home for sale, nor even help parl-time in This oategory includes workers engaged in oonstruotion his own family oUltivation, industry, trade or and maintenance of buildings, roads, ra.ilways, bridbes, business. telegraph, telephones, water.ways, reservoirs, etc. 2. Person engaged in unpaid home duties (like house­ wife or other adult female) who does no other Category vn, work, such as make articles at home for s!ile or wages, nor help regularly even part-time in This category includes workers engaged in any capacity family cultivation, industry, trade or business. in wholesale or retail trading activity and commercial transactions relating to imports and exports, real 3. Dependant, including an infant or child not estates and properties, stock anr) '!hares, insurance, money attending school, a person permanently disabled lending banking, etc. from work because of illness or old age.

Category vm 4. Retired person who is not employed again, rentier, person living on agricultural or non.agri­ This category {neludes workers engaged in transport cultural royalty, rent or dividend or any other activities by air, rail, road or water and in services person of independent means for securing which incidental to transport such as packing, oarting, loading he does not have to work and who does no other nnloading, etc. Workers engaged in storage, warehousing work. and communication services such as posts, telegraph, telephones, wireless signalling, information and broad­ 5. Beggar, vagrant or independent woman without casting are also included in this category. indication of source of income and others of unspecified source of income .

. CategOry IX 6. Convict in Jail (an under-trial prisoner has been shown as a worker if he used to work before he This category includes (ifPublic utility services like was apprehended) or an inmate of a penal, mental -electricity or gas or water supply, sanitary services; (ti) or cha.ritable institution. Central, State or Municipal employees; (iii) Professional services; (iv) Trade or labour associations, recreation 7. Person who has not been employed before but services, etc. is seeking employment for the first time.

15. Columns (35) & (36) give the total number of male 8. Persoll employed before but now out of employ­ . and female non-workers. The following persong have been ment and seeking employment. 8 DlSlItICT-13-JODHPUR.

Arcain Code Occupied No. Distrlct/Tehsil{fown ~ Houses Households Total Population ~ ~ ~r-~r-~ Persons Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 13 JODHPUR DISTRlCf Total 8,693'0 142,097 157,049 885,663 469,147 416,516

Rural 8,57&6 101,952 107,075 620,453 326,932 293,521

Urban 116'4 40,145 49,974 265,210 142,215 122,995

TEHSlLS (Rural)

1 Phalodf 2,911'8 17~2 18,858 107.443 57,040 50,403"

2 Osian 1,611-1 21,385 22.030 129,461 68,125 61,336

3 Shergarb 1,473·5 19.141 19,388 112,646 60,433 52,213

4 Jodhpur 1,328'1 21,884 22,786 134,414 70,710 63.694

Dilara 1,252·1 21,510 24,013 136.489 70,614 65,875

'fOWNS

1 Phalodi 27·,(5 2,877 3,109 15,722 7,745 7,9n

II Jodhpur 29'15 32,711 42,188 224,760 121.712 103,048

1II Pipar 20'26 2,313 2,377 12,557 6,433 6,124 -

IV BiIara 39'47 2,244 2,300 12,171 6,325 ',846, 9

DISTRICT PlUMARY CBNSUS ABsTRACT

Cocle Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Uterate & educated persons DJstrlct/TehsllfToWD No.

.A.. ___~ ~ Males Females :>'fales Females Males Females (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (2) (1) JODHPUR DISTRICI' 13

65,712 59,602 9,684 8,644 126,432 38,014 Total

53,209 48,326 7,876 6,966 48,940 4,944 Rural

12.503 11,276 1808 1,678 77,492 33,070 Urban

TEHSILS (Rural)

9,015 8,233 1,169 1,009 8,140 910 Phalodi

10,899 9,946 2,198 1,973 9,284 841 Os ian 2

9,351 8,442 2199 1,854 7,606 328 Shergarh 3

10,181 9,158 2,166 1,997 12,591 1,566 Jodhpur 4

_13,763 12,547 144 133 11,319 1,299 Bilara S

TOWNS

687 648 1 3,683 1,022 Phalodi

10,261 . 9,092 1,651 l,442 69,879 31.159 Jodhpur II

609 fi35 1,6 235 2,073 590 Pipar 1Il

901 1,8S7 29~ Bilara IV 10

DJSTR1C'C-13-JODHPUR (aontld.)

WOR.Kl!llS

I n ill IV In Minfng, Quar- ryina. LivestocJc, Forestry. Fishing, Hunting &; Planta~ Code District{I'eblil/ Total Workers As AgrIcultural dons, Orchards and At Household No. Town (l-IX) As Cultivator Labourer A11ied activities IndUStIJ

,---~ r-- ~ ~\ MaleS Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females (1) (2) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (J9) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) 13 JODHPUR DISTRlCf

Total 256,OL7 120,434 169,805 104.926 4,634 5,124 4,674 853 10,551 3,492

Rural 191,736 111,449 166,441 102,353 4,,237 4,780 2,197 414 7,105 2,542

Urlu 64,291 8,985 3,364 2,573 39"1 344 2,477 439 3.446 95(}

TEHBlLS ( Rura )

1 Fhalodi 33,941 19.919 31,170 19.357 247 103 66 1,014

2 Osian 41,oso 25,581 36.090 23,765 1,120 935 121 66 1,473 504

J Shergarh 37,408 18,J04 33,566 . 17,677 331 261 356 7 1,518 487

4 Jodhpur 39,404 21,929 31,927 20,041 1,072 904 1,145 182 1,220 337

S DRam 39,903 25,516 33,688 21,513 1,467 2.577 509 158 1,880 846

TOWNS

I Phalodi 3,()61 432 289 165 5 2 34 11 441 41

n Jodhpur 54,578 5,194 54 11 61 41 2,332 426 2,009 515

III Pipar 3,333 1,496 1,472 1,165 39 60 72 1 558 162

IV Bilara 3,319 1,863 J,549 J,232 292 241 39 438 23" 11

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct'

WORKBRS

.A.-

V VI VII VIII IX X

In manufactur- ing other than In Transport, Household In Trade and Storage and In other NON-WORKERS District/Tehsil! Code Indl1$try In Construction Commerce Communications Services Town No. ,----__...A..--.- ____ r-- ,-----'--, ,-----'-- ~ ,----..A_----, ,-- (.A__~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female~

(25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (2) (1) 13

8,397 689 5,671 416 12,548 496 11,659 53 28,088 4,385 213,120 296,082 Total

851 244 1,076 138 2,709 101 1,186 4 5,934 873 135,196 182,072 Rural

7,546 445 4,595 278 9,839 395 10,473 49 22,154 3,512 77,924 1 14,OHl Crban

TEHSILS (Rural)

151 12 51 324 4 125 793 73 23,099 30,484 Phalodi 1

139 50 179 t6 637 33 227 1,094 161 27,045 35,755 Osian 2

21 18 48 6 428 6 16 1,124 42 23,025 33,709 Shergarh 3

492 153 620 51 699 25 594 1,635 235 31,316 41,765 Jodbpur

48 11 178 14 621 33 224 2 1,288 362 30,711 4Q,359 BBara 5

TOWNS

299 12 232 29 724 46 131 906 126 4,684 7,545 Phalodi 1

5,871 386 4,099 219 8,453 324 10,240 49 20,459 3,223 67,134 97,854 Jodhpur II

247 24 97 5 422 10 50 376 69 3,100 4,628 Pipar III

129 ~3. ~67 25 240 15 52 413 94 3,006 3,983 Bilara IV 12

TBHSIL:-l· PHALODI

Uterate Sche- 8che- and Code Area In Occupied House. duled No. Village dulccl educated Ameofdea acres houses holds fotal Population Castes Tribes persona ,..-A-.. , ,_..A-.-., ,.--A--, , ~ ~ ..---"--, P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 'I'EaSIL: -PHALODI 1 Baru. P, Pw 62,754 292 298 1,617 869 748 203 226 80 6 2 Khetsar Tmw 6,808 38 42 213 HI 102 20 18 .3 Purjani 4 1 Pw 2,137 28 28 176 92 84 37 37 1 4 Dedasar Pw 13,564 107 110 609 330 279 8 6 5 Khakhuri 6 2 5 B 6,300 14 14 67 37 30 3 6 Nyur-ki-Bhurj Pw 48,835 167 167 905 473 432 21 33 7 Kanasar· P, Pw 59,384 289 291 J 683 879 804 119 112 8 Mandli 67 1 6,484 19 19 129 66 63 9 10 1 9 Rawara 9,769 39 39 209 107 102 13 22 10 Bheemji-ka-gaon Tmw,Kw .. ]0,362 48 48 208 121 87 11 14 5 6 2 11 Sawaragaon P 3,540 59 59 304 166 138 19 19 4 4 52 12 12 Lumbani 1,754 Unpopulated 13 Manehitiya 8,802 22 23 126 64 62 10 14 14 Ban Seer. Pw 2 26,800 53 53 301 161 140 36 28 6 5 18 15 Jodhsingh-ki-Seer 48 67 370 198 172 24 6 t 26 2 16 Kaly ansingh-ki -seer 13,956 88 88 492 253 239 17 92 93 20 4 18 Udat P,Pw 18,772 113 117 629 358 271 82 85 44 3 19 Kansingh-ki-Seer Padamsingh-ki-seer 68,688 100 100 511 271 240 9S 20 Gadna Pw 5,431 7S 17 1 15 15 97 45 52 21 24 3 21 Gura 2,138 15 IS 88 52 36 I 22 Nawagaon ., 4 11 5 6 881 11 11 200 108 92 31 30 5 23 Baori Dalp atsingb P 13,198 36 36 196 106 Bap. 90 31 30 6 24 M,D, V,Po 40,000 586 605 3,077 1,615 1,462 282 25 Badaura 1,685 256 32 22 575 137 28 28 125 66 59 2S 27 7 26 Sekhasar* P 28,128 150 150 825 445 380 101 80 20 17 43 4 27 Akhadhana 11,958 66 66 389 215 174 30 28 Saguri 12,006 29 13 10 18 18 79 45 34 22 15 2 29 Raneri Pw 29,868 152 152 862 458 404 32 34 30 Modkiya Pw 7,512 30 1 34 34 235 139 96 4 31 lodhani Pw 3,923 42 42 258 149 Khalrawas 109 7 ]0 29 2 32 :t 24 24 159 81 78 23 33 Chhayan. P,Pw 19,793 24 .. 5 .. 160 162 904 491 413 101 90 37 38 33 1 34 Tekra· P,Tmw 24,999 212 212 1,043 587 456 121 35 Tepu. P, Pw 3,911 132 7 10 5 23 23 132 71 61 5 2 2 3 10 36 Durgani 7,529 Unpopulated 37 laimala P 20,147 85 85 439 235 204 42 38 P,B, Po 52 24 27 1 • ° Baori· 12,468 148 162 809 395 414 98 96 39 Hlndalgol 2,867 93 7 7 78 1 110 573 296 217 17 14 4 3 22 3 40 Khirwa 12,520 33 33 " 165 93 72 17 4 15 10 8 o~ 41 Bhojon-ki-Bap 3,529 22 22 121 60 61 6 6 31 27 3 42 Reen 6,905 106 106 466 253 213 .. 59 69 ~ .:._ 41 43 Degawan 6,706 8 8 114 61 .• .. ... 53 .~ '_o 44 3 ~.:JI Siwandi 3,763 19 19 78 42 36 ... 45 Jamba. P,Tk 29,961 292 297 .. .. 1,607 869 738 97 105 2 'j 109 12.. 46 Malamsingh-ki-Seer Kw 27,104 207 213 1,275 47 Chakhu 653 622 124 121 17 16 III 8 P,Pw 54,341 204 214 1,220 664 556 109 93 48 LooDa Pw, Po 14,081 103 III .~. 52 8 49 Lumbasar 433 235 198 36 25 , 22 Pw 7,016 66 68 413 224 189 . .... 50 Meethriya Pw 81 73 211 6,242 32 34 231 124 107 35 28 '.' 6 1 f IDcluded in Code No. 13. t Included in Code No. 30, 31, 32 & 36. 13

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Wo..... NOJf- ,_ WOBltlllRII Tot.al workeJ'll Code (I-IX) I II m IV V VI vn VIII IX X No. ,_..A.--,. ,---"--., e--..A.~ ,...-..A.--, ,---A.---. ,_..-..A.-'""""I ~. ,~, ... .. _,-~ ,..A.~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (3S) (36) (I)

456 72 432 46 1 2 II 24 1 2 9 413 676 1 59 9 58 9 1 52 93 2 52 2 52 2 40 82 3 184 6 168 6 ]4 '2 146 ))73 4 26 26 .. ,_, 11 30 5 319 6 234 6 85 154 426 6 559 373 525 373 25 'i 8 320 431 7 45 45 21 63 8 78 78 29 102 9 85 12 72 11 13 1 36 75 10 77 76 1 89 138 11 ·u 1'1 P ~'p u i ~ , ed' 12 42 42 22 62 13 119 8 57 8 57 3 1 1 42 132 14 127 30 86 25 5 8 '.' 9 19 ·s 71 142 15 162 110 161 llO 1 91 129 16 17 263 159 226 159 34 .. 3 95 112 18 160 7 152 7 1 5 2 111 233 19 29 2 20 2 4 5 16 50 20 39 7 39 7 13 29 21 70 70 ... 38 92 22 64 3 64 3 .. ' . 42 87 23 900 457 664 443 1 6 74 6 41 1 10 1 41 '3 3 60 3 715 1,005 24 41 37 4 25 59 25 251 212 248 212 2 1 194 J68 26 143 5 143 5 72 169 27 21 7 21 7 .. 24 27 28 283 4 262 4 20 1 175 400 29 88 2 88 2 51 94 30 77 5 76 5 72 104 31 37 5 37 5 . , 44 73 32 293 20 258 2 4 . i 23 11 8 '6 198 393 33 305 97 30L 97 3 1 282 359 34 41 4 41 4 30 57 35 Unpop u lat ed 36 171 14~ 167 139 3 3 64 62 37 228 237 193 ~14 24 23 'j 8 167 177 38 163 361 162 161 1 133 116 39 65 21 65 21 _- 51 '.' .. .. ~. 28 40

39 14 39 14 , , ,.~ 21 '. '!Io'::'- . 47 41 170 95 112 93 . ... 83 lI8 .:" 58 .2 '.' " '.'.' '.' '.' ,. 42 39 32 38 32 ..:. .:-. 1 22 21 43 32 18 32 18 ,. :--=. 10 18 44 '54 460 522 456 7 7 4 18" 315 278 4S 382 243 375 243 2 1 2 2 271 379 46 -468 291 416 267 2 1 45 22 4 " 2 196 265 47 173 171 76 76 1 :.. 1 62 122 48 150 123 149 123 1 74 49 -. ~ .. 66 91 68 90 68 ..:. 1 33 39 SO 14

TiijSIL:-I-PHALODI-(Contd.)

Literate Sche- Scho- and' Code Arealn Oc:cupied House- duled duled educatect No. Village AmeafdCl acres houses bolds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

,.A.-,_ ,.--~ ,--~ r-.A-, ,A, ,--A-..., ,-A--.. ,--...... _____, r--"--, P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (la) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II ) (12) (13) (14) 51 Mayakor Pw 8,804 50 SO 264 150 114 42 36 ]1 52 Artiya P, Pw 2,708 6 6 33 19 14 53 Chimana P, Pw 14,522 161 174 990 535 455 114 109 41 2 54 Dhadharwala Pw 5,041 77 82 421 207 214 47 57 40 2 55 Kelansar* P,Pw 21,064 171 219 1,299 667 632 146 129 143 3 56 Ghatiyali* P,Pw 29,071 189 249 1.376 720 656 159 154 38 2 57 Kbariya Tmw,Pw 3,072 18 18 104 51 53 6 9 58 Bhinyasar* P,PW 28.800 260 271 1,567 829 738 94 82 31 33 127 59 Parihal· P,Pw 26,540 268 272 1,646 870 776 146 130 13 8 119 4 60 Balasar 3,804 Unpopulated 61 Motai· P,PW 18,601 148 157 941 495 446 S6 45 9 6 '] 62 Chiri Pw 2,457 9 9 73 42 31 2 63 Naneu p. Pw 20,996 174 182 1,036 568 468 96 67 51 1 64 Dholasar P,PW 10,063 100 109 660 359 301 72 79 2:1- 21 28 4 65 Kanasariya Pw 3.274 21 21 125 68 57 5 3 6 2 66 Kheechand* Pw 10,988 427 509 2,559 1,209 1,350 252 252 9 7 499 220 67 Ghodrali Pw 13,449 30 36 200 no 90 15 17 7 68 Malar P 10.785 125 143 603 267 336 33 26 174 79 69 Jor P 3,124 64 64 248 121 127 6 70 Mohro Pw 2,658 86 90 455 220 235 33 28 29 71 Jagriya .. 4,213 38 38 298 145 153 7 6 3 8 3 72 Baga B 607 4 4 20 12 8 73 Gopo Pw 3,006 14 14 62 34 28 2 19 74 Bhojako Kw 1,805 8 8 50 29 21 .. 75 Maya Koriya Kw 3,313 39 50 197 103 94 1 76 Begti Kalan P,Pw 20,502 98 102 1,787 1,007 780 171 159 72 64 IOO 2 77 Sihara P,PW 18,268 121 123 615 325 290 93 78 56 2 78 Rayl'a Pw 7,443 68 71 130 73 57 15 9 2 79 Khara· P,PW 27,084 216 216 ~ ~28 566 53 54 8 6 77 2 80 Regti Khurd P,PW 17,921 127 131 740 [R"l 359 58 59 8 12 45 9 81 Kundal P,PW 9,021 80 80 382 201 181 41 36 7 8 32 82 Sadawaton 2,269 25 25 125 68 57 83 Kalra 2,712 63 65 388 207 181 69 84 Hopardi 8,441 149 157 786 427 359 82 64 5 4 172 11 85 ~eethri 6,497 36 37 177 98 79 47 31 9 86 Mokheri 14,239 222 235 1,194 619 575 '210 202 158 3 87 Enka Bhatiya 2,292 75 81 403 213 190 108 20 88 Gajja 1,574 7 7 27 16 11 9' 4 89 Lordiya Pw,Po 13,765 286 323 1,562 794 768 12 8 270 41 90 Dedisara 2,632 8 8 34 18 16 ' 13 13 2 91 All1la Tk 17,669 168 177 1,114 603 511 164 150 20 22 58 4 92 Banasar Pw 10,441 138 151 852 483 369 47 33 4 5 38 3 93 faIina P,Pw 26,378 254 255 1,507 788 719 75 77 37 1 94 Moriya P,Pw 7,959 188 ]90 1,142. 593 549 83 58 7 3 23 95 Ranisar I', Pw 7,498 113 IJ5 692 31B 309 65 48 17 15 89 3 96 Barj ansar Pw 11,26{} 113 ]15 81S, 450 365 73 64 80 10 97 Bhojasar P,Pw 16,787 408 426 2,606 1,3.99 (,207 HI 98 \I 6 193 3 98 Aoo· P,Pw 29,856 418 446 2,466 1,299 1,167 117 154 97 73 103 11 99 Nokhara Patawaton Kw 2,330 42 49 S9 33 26 3 4 1 JOO Nokhara Chama P,PW 2,514 36 49 544 272 272 37 31 67 15

RURAL PRIl'.,ARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS__._ NON- ,------__._ WORKlRS 10tal workers Code (I-IX) n III IV V VI VII VIlI IX X No, ,---"---, ,-----'-----, ,..----A-----, ,.-""__-. ,-__A_--. ,..--A---v-----'---y-...... , ...---"-----.. ~~ ,..----A---. ..----'---. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

(15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1 ) 119 77 118 77 1 31 37 51 14 12 14 12 5 2 52 328 251 318 ~46 1 9 5 207 204 53 134 113 134 113 .. 73 101 54 402 361 396 361 1 5 265 271 S5 431 215 400 212 30 3 1 289 441 56 36 32 3 1 15 53 57 452 90 446 84 2 6 2 'J, 377 648 58 586 442 556 421 5 6 22 15 1 2 284 334 59 Unp opuiated 60 303 256 291 253 2 1 7 3 1 192 190 61 28 22 27 21 1 1 14 9 62 330 252 326 252 4 238 216 63 214 159 212 158 2 1 145 142 64 41 33 40 33 1 27 24 65 560 391 334 339 2 55 31 17 1 88 1 61 21 649 959 66 67 49 67 49 43 4l 67 103 16 53 14 2 1 2 2 5 3 37 164 320 68 64 7I 46 56 .. 18 15 .. 57 56 69 151 145 140 144 1 8 3 69 90 70 83 85 69 85 6 1 6 62 <:8 71 6 1 6 6 7 72 31 4 30 1 4 3 24 73 20 16 4 9 7.1 74 54 8 54 8 49 86 75 555 228 527 227 7 1 6 8 7 452 552 76 218 160 214 IS9 1 2 1 1 107 130 77 51 36 47 36 3 I 22 21 78 357 339 314 332 I 17 7 2 2 17 4 271 227 79 231 183 216 179 1 5 4 1 5 3 ISO 176 80 1I0 65 103 65 5 2 91 116 8] 40 . 12 40 12 ., 28 45 82 117 25 116 25 1 90 156 83 223 27 217 27 2 4 204 332 84 6S 17 48 17 1 1 15 33 62 85 371 324 360 310 3 11 3 5 3 248 251 86 140 92 132 92 8 73 98 87 11 7 11 7 .. 5 4 88 377 2S6 289 253 12 I I ,32 1 2 2 40 4]7 !i12 89 10 10 10 10 8 6 90 396 243 388 237 4 5 I 1 3 207 268 91 331 190 326 187 3 3 2 152 179 92 503 423 494 422 1 8 1 285 296 93 416 331 383 328 33 1 2 177 218 94 213 127 192 127 13 8 170 182 95 278 209 261 209 2 I3 172 156 96 745 627 705 627 13 2 1 6 18 654 580 97 817 564 766 534 10 20 25 9 9 7 1 482 603 98 23 4 23 4 10 22 99 129 96 111 94 8 2 143 176 1()() 16

TlluIILs:-I·PHALODI (Concld.) 2-0SIAN

Literate &lhe- Sche- and Code Area in Occupied House- duJed duled edoca&ea No. \'illage Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons tr _._--, ___ .A ___ , ,----_.... --~ r--_....__~ r---"--___" ,~'--, ,_.A_, -- r---~'----.. ,-~ ,-..A.-. P M F oM F M F l\I F

( t) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (Il) (12) (13) (14) 101 Nokhara Bhatiyan P,P\\' 4,624 87 87 641 330 311 15 14 19 9 43 2 102 Jaisala* P,Pw }8,951 648 271 1,496 794 702 86 94 95 103 Ajasar P,Pw 6,248 68 76 398 207 191 37 36 7 1 )04 Rohina P,Pw 18,583 \54 170 868 435 433 132 159 42 7 105 Boongri« P,Pw 21,012 141 146 868 468 400 177 163 10 5 7 106 Champasar* P, Pw,Po 1,2186 246 279 1,528 806 722 153 139 44 50 87 3 107 Maneera P,Pw 3,844 89 93 669 332 337 6 7 42 108 Ridmalsar* P,Pw 23,984 287 289 1,889 1,070 819 172 135 28 26 105 1 109 Chadi* M, D,pw, Po 37,116 644 667 3,968 2,141 1827 185 164 50 47 379 20 110 Ishru* Pw 19,791 200 202 1,n8 641 477 168 125 37 2 111 Suwaf P,Pw 1,673 70 82 465 247 218 67 71 10 112 Kerla Pw 3.683 58 62 396 209 187 26 23 2 3 4 113 Denok* P, D, Pw, Po 40,023 518 535 3,096 1,692 1,404 191 194 68 53 123 10 114 Munjasar* P,Pw 15,451 201 203 1,165 635 530 72 71 55 39 63 2 115 Lohawat Bisnawas* M, T, Pw, Po 35,393 751 975 3,288 1,726 1,562 :m 253 53 50 304 66 116 Lohawat Jatawas Pw 18,903 569 580 4,675 2,500 2,175 149 151 34 20 612 85 117 Chhila* P,Pw 6,556 113 119 675 353 322 135 128 1I6 llS Jalora P,Pw 27,196 i95 200 1,025 560 465 68 57 71 1 119 Kolu Pabuji P, Pw 16,183 154 159 893 459 434 137 128 43 2 120 Sawrij* P,PW 25,159 265 265 1,547 814 733 154 148 69 1 121 Bamnu P, Pw 9,114 193 194 446 233 213 46 39 34 9 122 Dhadoo P,Pw 22, LIS 64 66 911 493 418 75 63 6 3 55 123 Ugras P,Pw 23,606 133 133 603 322 281 64 65 22 14 46 2 124 DediYIl Pw 9,205 16 16 66 32 34 8 9 125 Khera Bagoriya 3,431 40 40 252 130 122 14 10 4 4 1 126 Madla* P,Pw 2],522 306 308 1,842 999 843 167 139 11 23 143 2 127 Kolu Rathoran P,Pw 13,557 187 187 1051 567 484 181 154 16 20 20 128 Kushlawa P,Pw 12,505 275 283 1,682 881 799 57 46 56 2 129 Dayakor P. Pw 12,550 174 186 1,107 591 516 34 28 20 10 151 4 130 Peelwa M, Pw, Po 42,181 972 1,012 6,199 3,277 2,922 334 293 112 90 592 46 131 Dhelana* Pw 7,788 94 106 886 453 433 98 100 29 32 14 2

TEHSIL:-2-0sian

1 Bhed* P,Pw 14,293 319 335 2,o2J 1,073 948 115 115 36 36 81 2 Bhakhri P,Pw 6,594 107 1J3 670 343 327 32 43 10 13 54 10 3 Samgau 30,143 392 4J8 3,103 1646 1,457 264- 242 14 18 260 4 Pali· P,Pw 30,913 422 422 2,379 1,265 J,114 164 143 42 30 106 20 S Jeriya 3,001 20 20 125 74 51 9 7 6 Unarwara Pw 2,714 21 22 107 58 49 6 5 5 2 7 Bedoo· P,Pw 10,334 120 120 710 387 323 184 153 1 2 37 1 8 Bhanda 6,807 72 74 446 429 197 14 14 24 24 25 9 Meyan 1,045 5 5 20 10 10 2 . 3 .. ,., •• to Karwan Pw 7,621 108 109 618 328 290 128 120 5 6 19

11 · P,Pw 19,321 292 332 1,874 1,051 823 187 133 39 28 180 8 12 Punasar* P,Pw 25,461 376 380 2,074 1,104 970 148 137 50 42 73 2 13 Jakhan. P,Pw 23,009 336 362 2,199 1,222 977 201 147 22 19 72 12 Birsalu Kalao. P,Pw 3,J96 80 84 584 311 273 36 32 25 18 40 151" Bira;;lu Kh.urd Pw 2,628 47 48 305 157 148 13 16 7 I l7

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct

WORKERS NON- WORKERS Total workers ----- Code (I-IX) I II III IV \' Vi VII VUl IX X No. ;-_.A.---,. ,--..A---, ~-"-----, ~ ~ ,..-.A..~ ;--J-., r-.A.--, r-.A.---., r--.A.----". ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30t (31}(32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1 ) 195 152 183 152 7 2 2 135 159 lQl -479 378 458 378 2 12 2 5 315 324 102 lSI 141 150 141 1 56 50 103 251 184 243 184 1 6 184 249 104 317 136 301 136 2 12 2 151 264 lOS 485 359 475 358 4 6 1 321 363 106 ]86 184 182 184 4 ]46 153 J07 705 238 700 238 3 1 1 365 581 108 1,336 J,052 1,165 896 6 24 61 156 2 8 70 805 775 109 437 282 423 282 7 7 204 195 110 146 80 144 80 1 ' .. 1 101 138 III J46 57 145 57 .. 1 63 130 112 .,023 198 978 182 11 4 ._. 5 7 4 1 25 4 669 1,206 113 389 220 375 218 11 2 1 2 246 310 114 885 408 744 392 15 3 2 21 31 13 59 13 841 1,154 lIS J,365 924 1,101 913 ., 54 7 17 4 68 29 92 4 J,13S 1,251 116 185 136 168 133 3 2 1 1 .. 12 1 168 J86 117 375 313 374 313 .)Ii 1 .. 185 ]52 118 281 46 265 46 1 1 5 1 1 7 178 388 119 446 324 442 324 1 3 368 409 120 ]51 18 144 17 3 I 3 82 195 121 307 169 255 146 18 19 1 1 29 3 .. 2 .. 2 186 249 122 198 141 182 137 4 4 3 ... 1 1 7 124 140 123 2S 3 25 3 ...... 7 31 124 93 60 93 60 ...... ,. . 37 62 125 575 421 515 418 2 4 I 1 3 l 48 1 424 422 126 305 185 294 184 7 1 4 262 299 121 577 430 560 430 13 1 ••. 3 306 369 J28 332 255 305 251 1 2 24 2 ...... 2 259 261 129 1,128 1,075 1,733 1,.()63 3 3 8 51 4 •• 0 1 1 31 5 1,449 1,847 130 263 97 229 97 I 18 6 9 o. 190 336 131

768 516 735 S06 6 1 3 4 5 24 305 432 1 203 212 195 212 o. 8 140 115 2 961 514 824 537 7 1 5 51 36 6 8 60 679 883 3 850 614 828 610 8 8 6 4 415 SOD 4 ]0 64 26 64 26 • 0, 25 5 43 29 43 29 IS 20 6 2J7 49 24S 37 8 '10 '4 2 130 274 7 ]S8 114 153 112 4 2 91 83 8 lQ 10 10 10 2'2 30 209 30 1 1 116 260 Ig fi65 2S 61S 25 12 2 8 23 386 798 II 662 478 6SO 478 2 5 2 3 442 492 12 808 290 758 283 2 .. 37 7 .. 3 2 6 414 687 13 191 114 183 111 2 3 3 3 120 159 14- 97 65 97 ,65 60 83 15 18

LItIeraW Schc- ScJJc- alld Code Area in Occupied House· duled du1cd educ:atecl No. Village AmeDities aCres houses bolds Total Population Castes Tribes periODs

_.A-." r--"--'""""\ ,-.-A---. ~ "'""""\ ~. P M F M F M F M F

{I) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) (11) (12) (13) (14) 16 Kapuriya P,Pw 4,025 105 ]14 727 398 329 32 40 ., 112 , 17 Raymalwara· P,D,Pw ]1,773 232 232 1,'368 722 646 6 8 21 ]5 19 18 Malora· P,Pw ]11,'171 385 385 2,155 1,134 1,031 140 160 29 26 97 14 19 S lnwatan Pw 4,123 36 36 215 114 101 9 8 .. 20 Nlmba-ka.Talab P,Pw 9,470 187 187 1,049 574 475 87 78 52 52 68 21 Nonsar. P,Pw 31,194 446 3S1 2,OS9 1,122 937 88 68 57 45 86 22 Har1aya 6,719 134 ]48 734 387 347 113 106 62 8 23 Bheekamkor. P, Pw, Rly, Po, Lm 56559 507 539 3,343 ],822 J,521 302 289 li9 98 218 29 24 Khabra Khurd t 318 331 2,139 1,099 1,040 140 152 12 15 157 9 25 Dabri p, Pw 6,252 159 166 916 500 416 60 56 60 2 26 Berdo-ka-Bas· p,Pw 5,653 118 120 780 418 362 97 84 29 ').7 Cheraj. M, D, V, Tk, Po 36811 773 777 ",444 2,41S 2,029 298 2S() 93 ;6 249 I 28 Bana-ka-Bas p,Pw 8,927 184 193 1,166 635 531 17 49 19 19 52 1 29 Khabra Kalan Pw 4048 78 78 527 265 262 25 24 9 6 21 I 30 Deh 2353 46 53 311 IS3 158 43 42 23 1 31 Sirmandi t 166 166 977 517 <460 102 91 25 t 32 Khetasar 11 132 263 264 1,640 837 81)3 136 121 8 9 54 J 33 Osian* H,D,V,Pw,Rly.Po,To,Lm26.928 951 966 5.513 2,918 2,S95 384 349 102 93 1,121 2Ui 34 Pharas)a· P Pw 12811 193 218 I,SI8 794 724 101 79 10 13 77 35 Betwasiya. P,Pw,Po,Lm 23795 412 412 2,549 1,360 1,189 193 167 SO 47 255 i3 36 Thob· P,Pw 13,M9 234 259 1,537 8O'J 730 80 73 2S 20 )03 2 37 Khindakor P,Pw 7243 255 2S6 1,385 737 648 87 72 1 2 1,5 I 38 Tapu. P, Pw, Po, LIn 11,443 293 298 1,631 831 800 94 96 30 33 80 .. :39 Keenjri· Pw 3,759 68 69 428 223 205 19 19 47 40 18 40 Xbabaniya Pw 1,428 17 20 267 145 122 29 24 ," - 41 Secli Pw 2,718 70 70 414 218 196 26 22 17 ]4 13 42 Basni Tarda Pw 782 8 8 35 18 17 6 5 .. 1 43 Hatundi· P,Pw 6,116 132 137 867 445 422 70 62 10 7 40 I 44 Gigala P,Pw 5,262 86 88 569 284 285 ~9 27 44 42 13 .. 45 Chand Rakb P,Pw 10,123 191 214 1,230 657 573 108 96 9 9 127 6 46 Bara Khurd. P,Pw 6,160 141 154 939 483 456 34 27 47 46 68 IS 47 Bara Kalan p,Pw 3,812 100 100 606 312 294 16 17 2S 22 (is S 48 BegriYan Kw 2,657 29 31 169 91 78 5 4 II 10 I 49 Dhundhadiya P,Pw 4,745 120 125 788 409 379 98 100 17 16 4J 2 50 Digvi T.Ic 1,334 34 36 122 63 59 2 51 Newra. P, Pw.Po 21,526 428 439 2.807 1.472 1,335 211 191 330 318 66 .. 52 Gopasariya P,'Pw 3,695 lOS 108 686 359 321 65 66 3 1 44 53 Bhalasariya 3,860 75 75 484 248 236 9 10 9 7 27 54 Barla P;Pw 6,402 169 169 1,026 488 538 136 128 14 18 39 55 Ghewra. P,Pw 8,856 221 248 1,520 7SO 170 ISO 137 6 6 87 1 56 Chandaliya Pw 6,113 97 106 567 306 :-61 29 19 9 9 21 57 Panchla Khutd. P,Pw 11,168 282 295 1,611 855 756 188 169 8 8 62 ii 58 Jeloo Gagari- P, 'Pw 19,389 180 189 1,119 584 53S 92 69 30 20 81 I 59 Gagari P,Pw 159 169 960 5:!3 437 99 83 59 46 41 .. 60 Malunga· P,PW 8,411 151 IS! 817 418 399 lI8 95 22 27 33 6 61 Santora Khurd P 3,544 46 64 412 222 190 42 30 7 8 , 62 Santora Kalan Pw 1,539 18 18 98 52 46 .. 9 63 Basni BhatiyaD P,B 536 40 43 251 131 120 S5 54 16 i3 12 64 Nerwa Pw 1,513 48 50 301 167 134 13 14 4 8 25 65 Ol1li Nerwa 404 1 1 3 2 1 rJnCluded inCode No. 24. .i Included in Code No. 31. -, Included in Code No. 59_ 19

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON- WORKERS 'Iotal workers Code (I-IX) I II 1lI IV V VI VII Vill IX X No.

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Uterat.: ieho- Sche- aocl Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village AmcnitiOs acres houses holds Total PopwaUoD Cast;s Tribes perIODS r..ll..-v----.A.---, ,...--.---..... ---~ r--.A.--"I ,--~,..---'---, ,------"------. ~ ... ,...... ,.'"'\ P M F M F M F M p (I) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14, 66 Ban P 3,744 Unp opulat ed 67 Bara Kotachan P,PW 7,551 98 98 524 264- 2110 58 54 29 23 22 2 68 Tinwari· M, D, Pw, Rly, To 14,893 Sl9 Sl9 2,500 1,265 1,23S 205 181 24 21 400 5S 69 Maodiyai Khurd l'w 2,921 62 63 448 251 197 89 80 16 I 70 Mandiyai Kalan' P,Pw 2,&93 \)() 91 548 277 271 50 37 11

71 Reeniya Pw 3,306 68 68 387 ]J.)7 180 1 10 2 72 Karam Sariya Khurd Pw 2,0·8 30 31 196 111 85 15 15 8 J 73 Khuriyala P,Pw 2,898 70 70 437 215 222 7 7 15 1 74 Khdrda Mew:lSa p.Pw 9,%9 135 147 918 486 432 43 33 31 31 38 3 75 Danwartt* P,Pw 18,717 417 418 2,423 1.292 1.131 184 145 21 13 140 19 76 Rai Koriya P, Pw 2,465 49 55 279 143 136 18 15 3 5 19 p.l' .... laitiyawas 3,521 88 102 574- 3\3 26\ 67 S9 21 6 Naodiya Kalan. P,Pw 1(1,106 172 172 978 505 473 107 104 80 6 79 Um:ld-esariya 2.819 50 50 319 176 143 8 6 5 5 13 I~30 Nclndiya Khurd P,Pw 6,Z06 98 99 693 369 324 80 58 46 81 Cheendri Pw 3,485 96 96 335 180 155 6 9 4 82 Dhanari Kalan. P, Pw, Po 8. '94 2"8 224 1,427 725 702 194 207 148 '1 83 D"anari Khurd Pw 3.122 S5 S9 421 218 209 31 32 55 4 84 Morna Bara P,PW 2.HI 41 50 270 134 136 10 9 29 1 8S Cheendiya 2.75() 36 42 240 128 Il2 40 28 IS Kainau Kalan T'w 5,439 90 96 291 298 89 16 589 100 '-' 52 2 87 Soyla* P,Pw,Po 6.153 173 173 1,083 586 497 231 215 81 6 88 Chataliya Pw 5,062 71 78 417 216 201 110 92 26 89 Kajnau Khurd Pw 5,463 52 60 348 185 163 42 43 3 90 Khairayaolo P,Pw,Po 3,999 113 129 817 455 362 98 82 89 6 91 Lawera Kalan* P, Pw 13,736 252 256 J.46O 759 701 228 198 1 2 86 5 92 Nandiya Jajra Pw 4,%1 88 89 502 255 247 11 6 2S 2S 20 93 Hardhani P,Pw 5,'104 110 110 692 349 343 49 37 1 3 32 4 94 Anwana P,Pw 7,536 181 181 1,153 637 516 6 5 66 9S Kelawa Khurd P,Pw 3,924 84 88 459 252 207 49 47 14 10 30

96 Kelawa Kalan* P, Pw 9,S~S 168 202 1,134 SS9 575 158 160 33 12 97 Jur· P,Pw 6,954 175 176 1,004 522 482 104 108 21 13 80 :2 !)8 Karamsariya Kalan 1622 8 10 51 32 19 .. 2 ~9 Bh ,msre Chawandi p. Pw 3,597 97 97 505 250 255 si 43 4 6 43 )() Bhain~re Kotwali Pw 4,475 74 74 444 216 228 64 68 23

)( Bhainsre Kutrl Pw 4,475 52 54 275 143 132 19 3 )2 Balkha P, Pw 11/186 182 182 1,187 606 581 231 209 15 14 100 7 '3 Beejbari van'" P,Pw 3.115 239 243 1AIO 738 672 120 110 4 4 135 7 )4 Raj:tsani P,Pw 2,158 76 77 426 221 20S 8 13 11 4 24 4 )5 Kotra Pw 1,045 41 41 283 149 134 2 5 19 ~~... 16 Chopasni Chatna p.Pw 1,183 122 141 810 417 393 S4 49 130 13 rJ Mathaniya* M,D.Pw,Rly,Po,To,Lm 6,325 797 808 4,521 2,3.52 2,169 456 419 768 B2 Rampura. P,Pw 8.786 1% 208 1,125 569 556 S9 67 1 4 78 II Ujliya. Pw 3,25~ 54 56 299 154 145 52 52 .. 6 ! Ummednagar P,Pw,Po 8,766 176 117 980 512 468 61 75 12 19 43 4 1 Bhawad* P,Pw 11,709 197 227 1,323 707 611) 119 115 .. 148 28 2 Ouriya Pw t 5 5 27 12 IS 1 .. 3 Khari Khurd p. B 2,954 84 88 611 313 298 37 3S 16 16 13 4 Khari Kalan 349 3 3 20 9 11 S Baori· M. D, Pw,Po 17,174 S88 612 3,518 1,855 1,663 333 283 298 26 Included in COde No:": 21

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UllpopulQt~d 66 161 4 1I2 3 7 .. 46 .. 2 1 97 256 67 1jJ 5SS 496 455 S6 82 3 77 8 '2 61 2 16 29 8 512 680 68 118 123 176 123 I 1 73 74 69 119 175 170 159 9 iii 98 96 70 138 99 129 99 8 1 69 81 71 71 47 62 41 8 6 1 40 38 ?2 125 99 124 99 1 90 123 73 294 200 258 192 4 27 's '3 2 192 232 74 721 334 6~2 328 1 2 5 2 5 o_o 7 IS 2 271 797 75 78 2t 64 9 3 I 8 8 2 4 65 1J5 76 lSl 20 144 7 1 4 30 8 6 1 )32 241 77 LSl 85 235 78 1 11 4 6 9 l6 222 388 78 100 5 96 5 4 76 138 79 219 21 J 206 205 6 6 4 150 113 80 3 III 59 104 56 7 " 69 96 81 395 250 325 229 23 18 2 15 3 16 14 J3D 452 82 109 36 98 36 5 4 109 173 83 75 79 73 79 2 59 57 84 72 42 72 42 56 70 85 176 166 J73 166 , . 3 115 132 86 321 209 304 197 15 12 3 2 2 1 259 288 87 136 123 132 123 4 80 78 88 l17 93 ll? 9) ., 68 70 89 XlJ 164 235 164 '3 1 :H 182 1911 90 438 288 4Z3 268 18 16 10 4 " 2 4 301 413 91 143 129 142 l~ 1 15 112 118 92 J97 143 173 140 2 ·3 1 5 152 200 93 -419 149 402 149 13 4 :l18 367 94 156 152 1 3 96 107 95

307 240 235 178 21 41 6 34 17 1 9 4 252 335 96 296 136 258 IlJ 18 18 IE 3 1 5 226 346 97 II 23 u 8 is 9 8 98 156 136 116 126 21 8 15 2 I 2 94 119 99 123 J25 '09 113 4 4 % 8 1 93 103 100 100 54 65 44 6 2 12 8 1 I 10 5 43 29 41 ]4 78 lOr 353 246 286 200 9 5 1 9 4 253 335 102 390 280 307 228 49 41 17 8 4 2 4 9 1 348 392 J03 125 88 103 83 6 5 I) ::. 4 r 96 85 80 80 80 H1 104 5 64 54 105 220 139 181 114 23 23 2 1 9 _. 197 1,.205 319 191 .. 254 106 S09 470 79 2 113 80 37 19 116 3.3 1 181 63 1,141 1,660 107 340 289 269 263 36 20 24 } 1 1 9 S 229 89 6 6 267 lOB 77 11 1 65 139 291 182 216 .. 109 l28 2S 31 36 23 7 I 6 221 286 no 388 2S 332 19 16 3 2 14 3 2 19 3 9 9 319 591 ill 200 00 3 15 111 156 IS3 120 10 itS 2 is 7 1 3 'i '3 113 9 a 9 8 142 113 1.16'5 812 9S1 791 '3 2 jj 3 114 .. ~ 44 '5 10 2 23 8 750 is! 115 22

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LitCfatc Sche- i:iche- end Area in Occupied HotWe- doled duled edueated Code villa!?d Amenities acres hOUSAS holds Total pop,da1>ioll Caste", Tribes pel'solts No. ___..A... ___~ ,--__...J..-- __-" ,-_./0.. __., ~- ,_..A._~ ,_..A-- ,--..A..---. ,-...... , r-----''-. ~---, ,--'...- ___ r---'- ---,

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116 Sanwatkua Kalan p,p", 2,576 48 48 286 147 139 1 10 117 Saowatkua Khurd p.p" 1,487 58 58 373 191 182 9 12 25 tl8 Bhat Koriya Pw 507 2 2 16 10 6 I 119 Basoi Patan Pw 1,283 55 57 318 173 145 38 33 8 120 Lawer,{ Khurd P,Kw 5,793 164 178 1,03:1 540 487 92 100 37 6

121 Mailana P, Pw 7,585 203 203 1, 11 ~ 554 563 136 128 127 8 122 loduntra p. Pw 4,422 70 88 461 251 210 90 04 9 1 123 Birai* P,Pw 14,287 223 249 1,423 734 689 14 I3 136 123 86 6 124 Kastl P 7,712 113 125 692 345 347 47 61 37 125 Netra. P, Pw IS,B4 187 187 ],025 558 467 129 106 41 5 126 Naw"l Nagariya 551 5 6 44 19 25 127 Oangani· P,D, Pw, Po 18,750 392 406 2,198 1,156 1,042 133 143 17 12 195 24 128 Surpura Kalan Pw 2,312 85 93 589 315 L74 37 37 20 15 6 129 Bom Kalan Pw 1,271 ]2 12 58 33 25 18 130 LunawC'siya 1,293 45 45 307 147 160 60 70 16 131 Sevki K"ilan P,Pw 5,411 180 180 1072 563 509 133 111 13 16 24 132 Sevki Khurd Pw 1755 62 6:: 398 207 191 67 53 II 133 Buchetilt P, py,. 6,157 164 183 1083 553 530 84 91 'i0 12 134 Borvi Khurd* 803 48 53 353 181 172 41 40 3 135 Changawara K.alan Kw 495 8 8 59 27 32 3 4 6 1 136 Changawara Chama Kw 724 19 19 112 62 50 7 7 12 137 Changawara K.hurd 1,387 .2 3 24 11 13 TEHSIL:--3-SHERGARH

1 Chandsama* P, p\\ 30,62'1 392 392 2,]95 1,191 1,004 128 133 23 ]6 137 3 2 Sanwalon-ki-Dhani Pw 1,174 21 2] 145 76 69 (, 2 7 3 Kalan P, Pw 22,186 208 213 1,794 667 62; 163 116 60 3 4 Durkiya P, Pw 13,838 129 130 269 431 338 27 29 'Il 5 10 5 Uttwaliya* P, Pw 10,874 164 164 990 510 480 65 52 32 26 48 3 6 SagrAn P Pw 7,621 95 95 544 281 263 73 70 lQ 11 47 3 7 Dechoo* P, D, Pw, Po, To 34,755 458 462 2,730 1,452 ],278 236 211 67 60 265 7 8 Thadiya P 5,926 123 125 768 426 342 74 62 7 5 85 4 9 Gilakor* P, Pw, Po,Lm 10,203 132 132 857 448 409 83 83 25 14 33 10 Sukh Mdndla P, Pw 4,837 108 ]09 730 377 353 (i8 76 23 22 10 1

11 Nathr!lu* P, pw,Po 21,893 453 453 2,749 1,459 1,290 308 268 52 53 205 10 12 Barnau* 1>, Pw 8,157 187 187 1,101 582 519 66 68 70 1 13 Pandit-ka-Bas P, PW 4,270 96 98 ,)65 304 261 60 55 29 14 Chamu* P, Pw. Po 27,260 651 651 3,937 2,086 J,851 380 352 8 1 93 4 J5 Dewaniya P,pw 4,820 107 107 544 302 242 20 11 18 12 33 16 Lodta Achlaota. P, Pw 13,886 142 142 832 443 389 105 83 (, 4 43 6 17 Deda P, Pw 3,821 54 54 309 ] 66 143 5 7 5 3 30 1 18 Lodta Haridasot P 8,593 101 102 594 306 288 45 44 22 2 19 Lawaran P, Pw 7.836 132 134 730 395 335 ]28 131 9 7 34 20 Kanodiya Purohitan p 9,907 ]82 18~ 909 440 469 28 21 69 21 Khiyasardiya P, P'v 9,565 143 143 862 443 419 93 85 10 9 40 22 Asarlai P, Pw 6,659 110 110 660 354 306 27 24 33 24 36 1 23 Chordiyao. p. Pw 5,662 139 139 720 367 353 91 21 24 lethaniy•• P, Pw, Po, Lrn 11,131 224 226 1,234 649 585 93 92 51 64 81 2S Kanoii/a Mahasingh P. Pw 5,724 97 101 562 302 260 39 30 19 15 28 23

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WORKas NoN­ WOJUCERS TOtal workers Code (I-lX) I II III IV v VI VII VIn IX x No.

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M PM F M PM PM F M PM F M PM FMFM F (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (I) 96 106 88 106 ., 7 1 51 33 116 93 40 87 40 ", 3 3 98 142 117 5 5 5 6 118 106 82 106 82 .. 67 63 119 299 241 263 217 4 13 12 2 11 247 246 120 332 293 332 293 222 270 121 185 98 185 98 66 112 1~ 427 157 383 143 38 14 °i 2 307 532 123 233 156 228 156 1 3 1 ", 112 ]91 124 308 8 284 8 2 ]5 S 2 250 459 125

IS ]4 ]5 14 O' 4 11 126 ~9 491 630 474 3 2. 16 IS " 10 487 5S1 127 223 199 219 199 . , 2 2 92 75 128 18 8 186 7 I 1 15 17 129 99 89 91 89 8 4S 71 l~ 3n 270 353 260 IS 10 2 S I 186 239 131 9 146 8S 134 78 7 2- 00 1 •• 61 ]06 132 396 309 349 287 22 15 1 17 3 4 3 4 157 22J 133 125 118 121 118 4 S6 54 134 13 15 10 14 2. 1 J4 17 135 29 14 22 11 3 2 3 1 33 36 136 959 5 ';' 2 8 137

696 61 658 61 3 22 .. 13 495 943 1 6$ 38 64 38 .. 1 1J 31 2 431 140 409 126 I 20 13 1 1 236 487 3 346 102 335 202 8 '0 3 .. 85 136 4 341 161 291 140 2 44 21 3 1 169 319 5

l!I9 83 130 70 10 13 17 2 •• 122 ISO 6 133 584 710 579 3 S9 5 3 2 51 619 694 7 218 18 183 IS 3 21 3 2 9 198 324 8 320 266 312 266 .. .. 8 .. 12R 143 9 212 I 22S I 4 1 2 145 352 10 850 61S 786 S99 2 2 43 17 ,.". ..::.. 7 12 690 672 11 351 306 343 305 4 1 :0_' 2 " . .. 2 231 213 12 172 151 169 151 1 00 0 00 .. .. I 132 110 13 1,40$ 1 160 1,374 1,142 21 17 4 1 5 1 681 691 14 :wi 87 184 S7 IS (; .. ... ,0 • 3 94 I" IS 803 8 298 8 o. 1 2 .. 2 140 381 16 101 7 8S 6 1 1 1 9 . 174 17 163 ]3 5 65 136 17 4 6 00 2S1 194 .. 00 I a_ •••• 5 132 271 IS 259 J82 20 8 1 1 4 114 141 19 211 212 IS8 203 4 7 11 2 1 .. 7 229 257 20 2'r1 11 249 6 3 16 20 2. 6 1209 24 191 24 146 408 21 • 0 16 o. 2 IZ2S 196 204 194 .. .. 145 282 22 1 I 13 1 .. 7 142 157 23 404 313 371 313 4 26 .0 3 168 34 134 30 24S 272 24 5 27 4 1 1 134 226 2S 24

Uter&te Sche. Sehe- aucl Colle Area 10 Occupied House. duled duled edUQI;ccf0 Nb, Village Ameoldol acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persona

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(I) (2) (2&) (3) (4,) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14) 26 Das'niya. P,Tk,Po 26,461 445 449 2,511 1,371 1,140 143 118 33 37 79 2 27 Somesar* P,Pw 11,280 260 262 1,458 786 672 114 123 15 18 83 4 28 Pu liya p.P.... 6,712 106 106 632 333 299 49 49 15 10 24 29 Sel ws* M,D,Pw,Po 25,412 474 493 1,877 1,609 1,268 193 122 28 29 197 3 30 Khmori Pw 1,468 24 24 140 79 61 17 15 31 Dera. P,Pw 12,048 2AI 241 1,332 7ll 611 58 58 119 124 48 1 32 Dewatu· P,PW 13,083 292 292 1,672 863 809 165 159 132 S Bhalu Kalan* P,Pw 17,874 304 304 1,645 859 786 238 213 18 12 90 1 3'34 Bhalu Rajwao P,PW 5,144 150 150 835 451 384 113 95 11 6 56 35 Ketu Manawata Tic 1,879 41 41 264 149 115 89 67 17 36 Ketu Madan p.Pw 6,867 141 141 753 365 388 65 66 18 37 Sekhala· P,PW 20,545 354 357 2,050 1,120 930 252 220 49" 29 113 .. 38 Salenkiya Tala.. P,Pw,Po 33,609 633 633 3,684 2,073 1.611 236 232 106 76 189 2 39 Suwaliya. P,D,Pw 23,502 493 505 3019 1,627 1,392 225 191 129 94 102 S 40 Chaban* P,Pw,Po 25,450 484 485 2,984 1,604 1,380 137 125 16 14 224 4 41 Sai. P,Pw,Po 39068 861 861 5,014 2,713 2,301 452 375 254 194 196 19 42 Sbergarh* M,D,V,Pw,Po 24,607 695 695 4,098 2,207 1,891 439 404 123 ]29 498 19 43 Bohongra* p.Pw 14.836 323 326 1.657 916 741 173 156 42 38 124 Zl 44 Raisar P,PW 9,677 211 211 ],212 666 546 131 98 35 27 102 1 45 Gara* P,PW 7,770 228 228 1,318 692 626 173 148 39 36 131 4 46 Ketu Khas* Pw,Po 19,871 302 302 ],838 1,000 838 107 94 13 9 134 2 41 Ketu Hema PPW 2,786 78 7& 463 244 219 41 37 8 7 24 3 48 Neriya Pw 3,804 55 55 313 165 148 40 27 4 1 49 Bastwa* P,D,Pw,Po 9,048 214" 225 1,290 678 612 78 70 10 9 66 SO Deriya P,PW 6,225 128 128 659 347 312 98 88 2 3 87 1 Sl Chirwai P,Pw,Po 5,762 90 95 473 253 220 27 32 30 17 56 S2 Khudiyala P,Pw 16,269 321 323 1,856 983 873 130 121 107 73 90 9 53 Gopalsar P,PW 7,421 174 175 970 528 442 43 41 37 00 -'4 Jenjaniyala Kalan P,Pw 4,780 92 95 550 298 252 41 28 5 8 83 2 55 Berai* P,Pw 8,440 231 231 1,266 690 576 188 182 25 30 159 S 56 Utambar* P,Pw,Po,Lm 6,181 229 231 1,296 687 609 148 130 72 2

S7 Basni Mllnana P,Tk 4,378 3S 43 257 120 137 32 31 16 ,0. 51 Bambarli* P 13,945 196 209 1,110 592 518 84 79 43 S9 Chanchlawa Pw 3,727 139 146 735 411 324 30 23 7 6 34 2, 60 Neembon-ka-gaon* P,Pw 12,500 263 263 J,726 940 786 96 93 48 33 122 61 Suberi Basan Kw 1.378 13 13 81 38 43 1 1 62 Belwa* P,Pw,Po 24,136 618 689 4,286 2,388 1,898 446 441 79 74 427 9 63 Juriya P.Pw 9,340 163 163 916 47S 438 89 83 23 19 58 1 64 Bale$ar Durgawatan. P, Tmw,Pw 6,256 481 481 2,956 1,594 ],362 209 176 18 14 305 30' 65 Kui Lnda* P,Pw 3,934 107 III 644 342 302 72 69 3 4 11

6Ci KuiJodha* P,Pw 5,206 76 78 400 196 204 33 45 20 10 IS 2 67 Khir Jan Fatehsingh Kw 3,018 41 41 233 129 104 28 24 6 68 Khir Jan Bhojan. Pw 2,547 78 78 488 258 230 62 56 7 7 II 69 Kbirjen [{has . M. Pw,Po 7,770 254 254 1526 842 684 138 129 43 33 170 70 Khirjen Asan. pw 3,298 145 145 747 402 345 101 86 43 71 K:::irnTibna P Pw 2536 145 146 826 406 420 45 41 7 5 56 4 72 T ri ,Kw 569 84 d6 560 325 235 74 57 12 92 40 i 71 Tena· p PW,Po 2.1366 559 S64 3,380 ],737 1643 234 258 52 53 ~$8 .l 74 Soyantra. ;p ,P,w 9,547 246 246 1,507 792 715 113 84 46 45 142 11 75 Chaktler .Kw 1,459 IS IS 92 50 42 25

RURAL PRIMARY CENSU~ ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON­ ____, WORKE1~~ Total workers Code (I-IX) I II 1Il IV V VI VII VIII IX x No.

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (2~) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (I)

996 719 560 560 7 90 69 67 1 ,. 14 2 375 42l 26 445 123 384 117 2 2 41 3 9 6 2 341 549 27 203 58 174 57 27 2 130 241 23 921 71 812 67 31 6 12 60 4 688 ],197 29 54 14 52 14 1 1 25 47 3() 520 240 465 232 4 5 42 2. 7 2 191 381 31 500 384 .184 379 5 4 2 3 1 5 1 363 425 32 501 24 449 20 8 1 27 3 3 ]4 .. 358 762 33 264 172 224 148 33 24 7 187 212 34 f13 65 83 64 riG 50 35

23~; 13 225 13 3 .. 135 375 36 778 89 758 73 6 8 I 15 6 342 841 37 144.:]. 570 1,398 570 37 9 629 1,C41 38 . '~38 379 81(; 372 96 21 7 5 •. 689 1,013 39 9~·{ , 385 892 383 78 1 12 14 1 607 995 40 1,683 899 1,597 889 4 30 3 41 .. 11 7 ],030 1,402 41 1,31:; 658 908 605 3 3 157 47 2 2 42 1 •• 205 1 889 ],233 42 637 "92 573 492 2 5 57 279 249 43 410 123 400 121 3 2 .. 7 256 423 44 379 142 362 140 2 2. 1 14 313 484 45 6()'-! 11 557 6 4 4 22 2 4 15 I 396 827 42 135 9 116 9 1 6 5 7 109 .<10 47 98 3 88 3 8 2 .. 67 145 48 378 17 308 11 12 5 43 J5 1 3CO 595 49 222 162 186 162 1 8 27 125 150 5

142 113 124 100 7 13 6 4 1 III 107 :i 609 294 555 258 21 32 14 4 10 9 374 579 :5 339 290 339 290 ]89 152 5. 161 91 137 91 4 14 4 2 137 161 54 429 212 399 205 5 7 1 24 261 j64 55

387 205 343 198 1 26 1 8 6 5 4 300 404 56 72 25 72 25 • 0 48 112 57 354 270 347 262 4 8 3 :38 248 58 262 163 260 163 1 1 149 161 59 601 384 561 382 1 7 24 2 1 7 339 402 60 23 23 18 23 5 15 20 61 1,497 676 1,176 647 78 15 69 18 32 126 11 891 1,222 62 374 331 369 326 5 5 104 107 63 917 428 774 288 3 51 140 3 33 26 27 677 934 64 214 147 159 135 1 5 51 7 3 128 155 65 119 115 114 U5 2. 1 1 77 89 66 64 1 64 1 I 65 103 67 126 3 123 3 o. 3 132 2'L7 68 471 151 372 146 2 1 25 3 1 4 68 371 533 69 237 13 231 13 2 4 165 332 70 218 227 202 227 1 2 1 12 188 193 71 204 127 166 127 1 37 121 108 72 1,108 550 967 532 5 3 36 3 53 12 33 14 .. 629 1,093 73 462 142 387 131 20 14 10 32 9 1 330 573 74 38 26 36 26 ' .. 2 12 16 7S 26

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(1) (2) 12a) (3) (4) (5) (Ill (7) (8) (9) (10) }ll ) (12) (13) (14) I 76 Sihada r,Kw 11,080 155 155 944 519 425 94 71 55 39 56 77 Bhumdoo Charanan Kw 9,224 ])3 113 676 372 304 82 81 36 31 42 78 Bh:lndoo Jati* P,Kw 5,581 203 205 1,625 696 569 33 79 Bak~3r S.,t«n* T,D,Pw,Po J2,735 635 673 3819 2,lll 1,708 155 155 31 23 436 32 80 Dhadhniya Sas'In* 1',1(", 3,393 6S (;S 389 198 19i 39 ::!9 13 14 29 81 Doodabcra l',rw 2,500 82 82 489 276 213 87 64 62 82 Dhadhniya Bardan 1077 ]0 10 49 25 24 3 2 2 83 Dhadhniya Bha ilan r,pw 8,667 2:'6 231 1,441 765 676 90 80 16 20 53 6 84 Agolai* l',Tmw,Tk,"Po 17,;04 259 273 ],653 364 794 109 109 19 17 100 10 85 Smani P,Tt; 3,914 84 85 439 228 211 4 8 5 54 3 86 Dugar P,T];: 9,821 93 110 569 316 253 36 32 3 3 62 3 87 Tules:lr Purohitan P,Tk 3,830 41 50 242 121 J21 6 6 28 2 88 Tul csar Charnan 1.873 36 42 214 114 100 17 18 1(" 89 Bhatelai Charnan 2673 50 53 274 l38 136 6 9 6 8 13 90 Bhatelai Purohitan 3,137 49 50 249 126 123 13 J3 21

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] Bansi sefa 2,204 3S 35 194 96 98 4 7 11 2 Ghantlyala p 5,561 117 117 888 463 425 16 38 9 3 Sirori i{w 533 13 16 88 51 37 4 Chawanda }', Tk 4,076 143 143 698 365 333 9 9 5 7 78 6 5 Saluci l' 6,453 137 137 869 476 393 37 24 7 8 29 2 5 6 Beru* 1', Kw 7,983 271 273 1,537 819 718 193 170 2 147 7 Indroka* M, D, Pw, Po 7,579 154 159 1,065 523 542 106 104 4 2. 318 192 8 Khokhariya l',Pw 483 5 5 48 :::0 28 4 B 3,530 63 63 397 207 190 47 44 8 9 Manai 42 10 Narwa Kbichiyan* P,V,l'w 7.462 217 217 ),313 657 656 108 111 8 161 11 Bhirkali l'w 741 9 9 49 23 26 .. 2 12 Palri P nWllran Pw 1!O61 32 32 218 112 106 3 2 8 3 22 1 13 Ml klao· P, Pw, Rly 7,195 171 171 897 469 428 96 81 56 10 14 Palri Khichiyan Pw 3,564 96 96 320 157 163 8 7 37 15 Daijar P,Pw 5,643 117 117 505 279 226 11 16 10 10 42 16 Bansi Karwar Pw 1,301 15 15 78 46 32 Bansi Lachha Pw 1,696 16 16 109 57 52 5 4 2 17 17 50 3 18 Karwar~ P,B 5,965 73 79 477 261 716 1 1 17 1,702 40 40 235 122 113 12 11 7 4 8 3 19 Jeep,\sm Pw 3 20 Gharao Pw 2,040 62 67 346 172 174 28 3~ 3 4 30 2 21 Ralawas Pw 1,249 10 10 66 34 32 5 7 22 Daisoriyakharol 1,295 26 26 134 72 62 4 4 15 1 23 Daisoriyabishnoiya 1,731 19 19 75 44 31 7 P, Pw 4,016 85 100 531 293 238 52 48 8 4 74 24 Lordi Panditji 5 25 Balakua Kw 894 12 12 62 34 28 26 JajiwaJ Gahlota P,Pw 4,448 85 87 547 279 268 23 22 5 5 44 1 27 Jajhval Bhatiya P,B 4,'47 96 97 566 301 265 60 46 12 9 78 2 28 Tharukara P,Pw 5,322 92 94 548 299 249 40 33 25 21 36 D,ikara* P,Pw 9,908 279 279 2,025 1,021 1,004 90 91 32 30 118 4 29 16 30 Salwa Kalan* P,V, Pw 12,811 419 419 2,648 1,422 1,226 172 111 154 27

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT.

WORKERS NON' , ______---~----_----..A..- ______'~ WouKEns Total workers Codo (i-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VUI IX X .No.

,--A.___" ,---"--, r---"---., r---"--., y---"---., ,---"--, ,,--~ ~ r-~ ,-A--.. ,---J---.. r-.A.~

.M F 111 F .1\1 F M F l\I F 1\1 F M F 111 F l\l h' Al F M F

(IS) (16) (17) (18) ( !9) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) {I, 322 194 285 187 33 7 1 3 197 231 76 263 207 230 207 2 2 , 29 109 97 77 419 309 417 308 I ~ 1 277 260 78 1,281 814 1,r.88 804 2 13 29 6 3 6 I 81 1 3 56 2 830 894 79 123 72 ill 70 10 1 2 1 75 119 80 .175 lIS 168 114 I 7 10' 98 81 .16 16 14 14 2 2 9 8 8Z 485 368 406 321 3 66 45 4 1 1 5 1 280 3e8 83 512 431 415 414 4 1 52 13 3 2 28 2 7 2 352 363 84 167 114 166 114 1 61 91 8S 2]2 139 202 139 2 8 ]04 114 86 63 61 2 58 ]2t 87 56 50 3 3 00 58 100 88 76 2 65 2 2 8 1 62 134 81} .62 2 62 1 1 64 121 90

55 55 41 98 I 259 2]8 259 218 2('4 207 2 34 28 34 28 17 9 3 194 17 180 4 2 6 13 4 171 316 4 185 3 183 3 2 291 390 5

437 311 ~72 123 106 174 16 26 10 5 3 1t :l1l2 407 6 214 81 128 12 51 67 2 IS 5 10 2 3e9 461 7 13 3 13 I 2 7 25 8 )25 27 95 26 7 1 2 20 ,. 1 82 163 9 281 49 207 12 10 14 37 '6 6 16 8 1 1 11 1 376 607 10 14 14 14 14 9 12 II 62 4 58 4 2 2 50 102 J2 .285 211 252 21 I 1 I 4 2 5 10 10 184 217 13 83 73 2 1 4 3 74 163 14 .156 28 127 23 5 2 9 3 4 7 4 123 1~8 IS ..24 24 22 32 J6 32 32 .. 25 52 17 1:8 3 126 3 2 2 8 123 213 18 76 41 59 40 4 .. 13 46 72 19 108 83 52 3 43 80 2 2 2 1 6 64 91 20 . .20 15 13 3 5 12 1 ., J 14 17 21 44 5 27 1 1 11 3 1 4 28 57 Q2 26 1 26 1 J8 30 23 .159 95 152 95 7 134 143 24 , .22 5 22 5 12 23 25 158 141 j~5 ])9 2 3 .. 121 127 Q6 '1()1) ]3.9 162 135 1 7 3 132 126 27 158 3 156 3 1 OJ 141 246 Q8 565 117 527 If7 ]8 8 I 6 5 4<6 887 29 .~7 357 765 354 9 2 18 4 12 15 14 585 869 30 28

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Litera. Sche- Scheo and Code Area in Occupied House. dulcd dulcd educated No, Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tnbcs pcrsOOl c A _""" ,..-__..A ~ r-~c-1--, r.A..-:-:. ,..,--..J---, ,--"--, r--~ P M F ?wi F M F M p

(1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) QO) (11) (12) (13) (14)

31 Jaleli Dlrkara P,Pw 3,S22 115 131 852 437 415 98 90 2 3 93 6 32 Kukarnlda P,Pw 4,109 87 88 697 361 336 38 38 4 4 51 1 33 A.,anda Pw 1,849 25 25 150 82 68 8 9 .. 34 Akhthali Pw 2,'J17 79 84 534 286 248 56 45 28 27 ]4 2 35 Jajiwal Khichiya Kw 3,008 95 95 494 251 243 33 34 3 2 58 2 36 Jajiwal Dhandh1a Kw 2,226 35 36 157 81 76 20 17 7 10 12 37 Jajiwal Kank rata Kw 1,089 34 34 168 67 101 12 22 .. 38 J .. jiwal Bhandariya Kw 2,582 84 86 527 271 256 IS 24 1 4 IS 4 39 Jajiwa Kalan. P,Pw 5,658 141 142 896 459 437 50 41 6 7 169 '9 '40 Jajiwa Kutri Kw 1,528 27 29 76 38 38 13 8 .. 4 2 41 BOI'I W S P,Kw 2,'286 57 57 281 IS3 128 34 27 2 39 42 Jajiwal Brahmana Kw ),075 12 13 61 36 25 12 ."8 J3 8 43 Surpura* P,Pw 2,253 70 70 439 217 222 75 66 23 2 44 Gujr was Khuld 2,104 36 36 243 126 117 67 62 10 45 Anganwa Pw 2,018 44 47 292 154 138 25 25 24 25 12 46 Basni Maliyan 606 73 73 435 228 207 9 10 62 51 58 4 47 H,V,Pw 455 123 J25 825 450 375 121 27 48 Mandor* P,D,Pw,Rly,Po,Lm 13,120 891 984 5,087 2,855 2,232 181 132 87 57 J,466 298 49 Palri Mangliyan lw 2,342 75 75 448 233 215 27 23 46 34 32 50 Bagan P,D,Pw,Po,To,Lm 5,582 255 255 2,623 1,486 1,137 468 362 12 6 301 's 51 Go!a';ni Pw 668 71 72 397 215 182 58 42 39 1 52 Barli • p.Pw 7,204 171 171 1,000 508 492 50 46 12 7 80 7 53 Keroo· P,D,V,Pw,Po,Lm 17,816 372 372 2,216 1,230 986 227 190 307 15 54 Bhagtasanisasan Pw 325 3 3 13 8 5 5S Popawas* P,Kw 3,151 84 93 698 369 329 73 66 25 18 39 56 Ra.iw'l Pw 2,792 52 52 254 122 132 65 80 IS 2 57 Maigalaw3siya 742 24 24 128 66 62 14 12 8

58 Lainga-ki-Dhani J,830 30 31 164 84 80 ]6 O 59 Blmbor Darjiya* P,Pw "',134 90 102 618 329 289 5 2 63 45 34 2 60 Bambor Prohitan. P,pw 1,263 29 29 140 69 71 16 15 23 1 61 Joliyali'l! P,Pw 6,574 248 248 1,576 799 777 73 81 4 1 79 3 62 Lodli Dejgara· P,Pw S,II8 85 90 538 291 247 12 9 26 13 18 1 P,Pw 63 Karani 2,655 73 73 507 261 246 32 29 2S 22 39 0, M Lordi Doliyawas. Pw,Lm 2,464 39 39 176 94 82 34 32 41 1 65 Moklawas P,Pw 6,030 79 79 450 239 211 81 68 33 29 14 66 Royla Khurd Pw 3.006 50 50 281 139 142 5 2 2 .. 67 Chokhan. P,Pw 618 193 217 1,220 627 593 167 6 68 Chop-lsni Nathdwara H,D,Pw ),584 141 144 928 695 233 54 51 474 38 69 Gewa Pw 9,923 46 58 340 167 173 60 4 10 BoothIa Pw 906 41 SO 189 92 97 9 5 33 10 11 Binaikiya a'. 320 31 31 24 IS 9 2 12 Bhicharli 47 Unpopulatei' 13 Alakdara 100 Unpopulated 7" Kharda Randhir Pw 1,534 51 57 349 165 184 28 32 9 10 <40 75 Uchiyarda Pw 39 1,638 49 49 298 152 146 34 27 33 24 ',' p,p", 76 Nandr:l Kalan. 4,506 143 ]42 799 429 370 70 58 • 0 34 6 77 Deegari Kalan P,PW 2,31S 139 139 791 408 383 55 51 28 31 102 11 18 Deegari Khurd @ Unpopulated 19 Deegari TiJi Unpopulated 80 Bhadwasiya P,Pw ~ 516 en 490 260 230 246 214 4 6 ..... • -Ioc:Iuded in Jodhpur Town. 29

RURAL PRIMAkY CENSUS ABSTRAct

WORIWlS NON~ WORKERS rotal workers coo. (I-IX) I II III IV V VlII IX X No. .. ,.....-'''----,. t--"-_ ..

M P M F M F M F M P M F F MFMF M F (lS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 223 12 214 12 7 .. 1 1 214 .403 31 216 119 213 176 1 1 1 1 1 1 14:; 157 32 36 36 36 36 46 32 33 170 21 159 19 2 2 6 .... 3 116 227 34 150 1 147 t t 1 101 242 35 49 1 49 1 ... 32 75 36 34 5 33 5 1 33 96 37 145 1 139 1 4 2 126 255 38 250 28 231 28 1 .. .. 17 1 209 409 39 19 2 16 I 1 3 19 36 40

79 55 75 SS 3 74 73 41 '28 14 ·28 ]4 o. 8 11 42 1J7 110 107 ]04 4 5 1 2 ,_ . 3 1 100 Il2 43 58 SO 50 ·50 1 .. 1 2 3 1 o. 68 67 44 92 71 .80 63 6 7 6 1 61 67 45 115 55 .49 48 26 2 1 28 3 1 5 7 113 152 46 179 7 36 3 .. JO 7 63 7 14 20 26 271 368 47 1,233 252 199 ISO 43 18 212 11 31 42 298 19 89 1 74 •. 245 50 ],622 1,980 48 115 105 91 91 2 7 5 4 9 4 4 3 118 J 10 49 &99 235 407 182 3 20 340 26 4 4 '6 .. 1346 587 902 50 J19 71 85 65 2 24 6 .. 4 4 96 HI 51 279 146 215 128 2 7 22 3 18 5 1 3 1 1 .. 16 '2 229 346 52 765 122 342 22 185 79 42 6 16 3 3 41 1 .. 135 12 465 864 53 444 4 .. 4 1 54 232 207 227 207 1 2 137 122 5S 82 61 77 61 2 3 40 71 S6 36 ]2 33 10 2 2 ... 1 30 SO 57 59 35 59 35 .. .' . 25 45 58 204 148 192 144 3 .. 1 2 3 1 125 141 59 49 12 35 11 5 1 •• o_. o_o 9 20 59 60 2 1 435 337 427 336 .. 1 .. ::-. S 364 440 61. 178 154 173 151 3 .. 4 1 113 93 62 157 158 148 144 2 2 4 3 1 9 2 104 88 63 53 47 51 47 1 1 41 35 64. 114 72 IJO 71 4 1 0.' 125 139 65' 73 48 68 46 5 2 .. 66 94 66 301 134 149 101 12 18 96 8 6 2 1 S 9 9 .. 14 5 326 459 67 253 11 4 .. 16 1 1 4 8 5 •• 215 10 442 222 68 80 58 42 SO 9 5 S 8 I .. 2 14 2 87 lIS 6!) 51 29 .19 23 2 9 S 2 4 59141 6870 13 3 11 3 ...... 1 ._. '.' 1 2 6 7l. Unpopulated 72 Unpopulated 73 99 87 84 82 1 3 2 .. .. 2 10 66 97 74 78 79 71 79 1 1 ._. 1 0.0 4 74 67 75 241 208 228 199 8 9 2 .. 104 __oct • 187 162 76 ISlO 143 143 128 s •• 24 IS 3 ._. -_. 218 240 71 Unpopulated 78 Unpopula,.d 79 126 6 , 4 107 5 1 .,. 1 .. 1) 134 224 80- 32

TEHSIL:-4-JODHPUR (Contd.)

Literate Sche. Code Scbe- and Area in Occupied House- duled duled No. Vilhge Amenities educated acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons ....-'---, r-~~ ,...-A-, ,.---"---, ,.---'---, r----A--...... ---"--"", P M F M F M F M F ( 1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) 131 Gura Bianoiyan* 1\1, Kw 10,628 357 389 2,181 J,137 1,044 119 112 138 7 132 Bhakrasni 2,199 39 39 269 147 122 45 133 BRSn! Bugcla 36 17 14 9 2 1,102 5 6 22 10 12 2 2 134 Jalamand* P,Pw 6.332 351 4 2 361 2,l52 1,163 989 17 12 142 l6 135 Pheetkasni P,Pw 1,425 57 57 410 207 203 11 8 2 ...; 136 Rasida 3,002 40 40 223 lJ6 107 137 Bidasni Pw I 1.376 25 25 168 91 77 6 138 Kheiarli Kalan. P,Pw 6,169 168 168 876 446 430 75 139 Bhagtasni Khalsa P,Pw 69 6 4 61 11 1,227 53 53 95 53 42 12 1 140 Chama Basni Kw J,232 7 7 41 2J. ::0 5 4 l';~ Kalelao* P,Pw,Po 10,942 221 238 1,234 645 589 140 133 128 8 142 Miyasni Pw 2,194 49 54 281 152 129 21 17 143 Rukali P 10 3,749 172 III 517 282 235 106 86 11 144 Palasni* M,D,Pw 9,200 313 315 1,857 986 871 74 77 278 145 Khari Khurd Pw 2,954 29 46 34 244 113 131 31 32 33 2 Khari Kalan P,Pw 146 3,677 60 60 359 179 180 45 35 21 1 147 Mortauka Pw 4,484 49 49 350 177 173 67 60 22 148 Goliya Kw 1.905 21 25 150 85 65 6 5 149 peethasni Pw 5 1,068 31 31 209 101 108 14 11 32 .3 150 Beerdawas P,Kw 2,576 60 61 394 204 190 73 60 8 151 Beerami* P,Pw 5,694 120 120 714 360 354 80 86 58 152 Sangasni Kw 1,326 33 34 186 97 89 26 22 2 153 Khejarli Khurd P,Kw 3,033 33 33 146 70 76 7 9 15 1 154 Dheegna Pw 2,825 50 50 280 149 13i 27 72 6 155 Rajpuriya Pw 2,369 11 11 116 66 50 7 "'_6, 4 7 ·c· Kakani P 156 11,112 123 129 639 335 304 40 40 36 7 157 Sarecha* 5,511 141 167 957 514 443 105 75 21 18 177 20 158 Sar. M.Pw 5,753 201 213 1,318 689 629 121 105 23 16 71 12 159 Basni Jhupan Pw 2,794 28 28 210 110 100 6 160 Bhand u Kalan P,Pw 3220 70 72 473 233 240 52 44 8 10 36 161 Katarda Pw 980 73 73 534 296 238 22 19 44 33 32 2 161 Royla Bhandu 1,056 Unpopu la te d 163 Bhan

RURAL PRIMARY CE~8US ABSTBA

, __- ____ . ______WORKERS--A.- NON- -. WORKERS Tota.l workers C( (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X N ,_..A:. __ -, ,--.A.._, ,-..JC --, ,--A..-, ,_A.~ r-__.)~--, ----'--, ,.--A---. ,---"----,r---A-----. ,--~\...-, ,-- M F M F M F ivI F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (31) (32) (33)(34) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21 ) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) ~27) (28) (29) (30) (35) (36) 625 516 589 513 5 2 12 11 8 512 528 84 61 74 61 2 2 3 2 63 61 7 3 2 :2 1 1 3 3 9 669 518 642 :'iIi) 2 2 12 2 2 9 494 471 128 5 100 3 2 26 1 79 198 87 69 87 69 29 38 65 45 65 45 .. 20 32 241 153 194 141 8 10 30 2 2 3 2 2 205 277 31 26 31 26 22 16 11 6 11 6 10 14 378 274 348 251 20 16 2 1 1 3 4 1 3 267 315 83 70 82 70 1 69 59 159 131 149 129 2 1 1 5 1 1 123 104 529 301 394 233 26 31 3 26 15 6 2 3 40 31 19 45] 570 50 41 44 37 6 4 63 90 102 82 91 82 11 77 98 113 104 III 104 2 64 69 54 25 50 23 2 2 2 31 40 53 49 53 49 48 59, 122 107 118 103 4 4 82 8·1 203 176 185 164 5 1 7 10 4 1 2 157 178 49 42 42 36 6 7 4,8 47 42 34 38 34 2 1 1 28 42 90 41 82 41 8 59 90 31 25 31 25 35 25 185 107 157 100 11 7 10 3 3 150 197 284 192 202 173 28 14 10 3 1 .. 4 36 3 230 251 398 318 348 307 2 1 I 35 7 1 2 9 3 29.1 311 56 44 56 44 54 56 137 90 125 89 1 1 8 1 96 150 167 138 163 128 4 10 129 100 U';pop'u'lated 186 23 18 1 1 1 2 46 64 235 205 208 27 57 21 57 21 62 91 58 90 58 1 77 84 96 60 92 60 4 46 75 118 68 108 68 5 3 .. 1 1 62 93 852 334 793 326 6 19 6 1 26 I 6 2 620 J,005 133 160 1 1 1 W7 101 136 160 143 157 157 110 152 108 2 1 2 1 1 167 188 52 183 52 2 3 105 2 85 110 207 172 207 170 69 79 39 78 38 I 1 41 1 2 11 176 331 169 1 155 1 345 359 243 310 242 3 2 1 11 3 21 2 7 286 175 167 229 242 175 242 .. .. 451 381 819 743 748 712 10 9 35 8 15 13 5 1 1 5 1 1 2 146 180 234 ISO 216 141 4 9 .. , 10 .. , 332 6 5 2 291 263 433 376 376 10 40 38 161 183 226 194 213 185 8 7 1 2 2 2 34

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Literate' Sche- Sohe- and Code Area in Occupied House- doled duled edllCated No. Village Amenities acres bouses holds Total Population Castes Trlbes persons

,----'---., ,-_ ___.A.-"-I ,-~ ~ ~ ,-__.A.-, ,--J--, r~~ r-.A._ ,_

P M F M ,F M F M F (1, (2) (2&) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (141 181 PiparU* P,Pw 7,777 125 125 764 378 386 65 68 92 84 50 7 182 Dhoonara* M, Pw. Rly, Po 10,288 596 597 2,848 1,442 1,406 438 430 44 31 372 42 183 Lakbaradhuv 1,876 20 20 108 61 47 3 1 4 184 Lolasni Kw 1,554 32 32 184 98 86 5 2 2 185 Bhacharna P Pw 6,061 106 106 640 332 308 8 4 32 1 186 Bhakri 2,522 31 36 165 79 86 42 44 5 187 Karniyali Pw 5,491 68 69 348 188 ]60 13 8 33 18 2 188 Dudiya P, Pw. Rly. To 3,376 59 60 318 167 151 20 20 2 2 51 8 189 Satlana- P, B. Rly, Po, Lm 15,636 330 341 1,985 1,028 957 276 270 4 3 100 6 190 Rendari Pw 1,301 23 23 126 67 59 7 191 Beesawas Pw 552 4 4 23 9 14 .. 2 192 Chanwa* H. V,Pw 10,432 358 578 2,660 1,497 1,163 242 198 8 8 683 158 193 Dhandhiya Pw 6,160 95 108 579 307 272 20 15 44 2 194 Shikarpura$ P, P"R 5,487 124 155 897 466 431 55 65 82 9 195 Dolika-kani 794 6 6 23 13 10 2 196 Nimbla P 1,476 26 28 170 89 81 16 11 6 197 Kharabera purohitao· p. Pw 7,910 92 125 766 377 389 40 35 96 4 198 Kharabera Patha-ka.bas •• t 40 41 268 149 119 7 4 45 4 199 Kharabera ki Bheemaota •. 6,046 55 57 329 168 161 10 12 19 1 200 Baniyawas P 2.265 42 59 298 153 145 25 34 201 Peshawas 2,365 37 38 199 98 101 65 71 3 202 Modi Suthara 2,431 33 40 245 127 118 203 Modi Manana 2,187 27 31 147 78 69 17 18 4 204 Modi Joshian* i>:pw t t 65 70 398 224 174 78 53 .. 44 1 205 Sajara P,Pw 1,506 74 99 547 269 278 42 39 42 56 35 6 206 Guirawas Kalan Pw ],990 17 17 100 54 46 9 3 19 207 Singhasni Kw 2,050 40 45 281 135 !46 52 53 8 .. 208 Bhatenda* M,PW,Po 15,413 310 350 2,179 1,158 1,021 257 217 135 10 209 Lolawas P,Pw 2,184 77 91 525 275 250 36 43 41 1 210 Moklasni Tk 2,373 24 25 125 66 59 6 2 11 1

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1 Dodiyal Pw 1,'276 14 14 68 37 31 3 2 Mageriya* P,pw 6,173 116 1)7 658 344 314 219 99 42 3 Dhandhora P,Pw 3,507 45 93 510 270 240 48 38 66 ..7 4 Asanda Pw 3,435 43 46 253 129 124 1 4 14 5 Gajsinghpura. P,Pw,Lm 10,867 261 277 791 424 367 70 64 87 18 6 Suwana P 2,840 56 63 231 117 114 31 22 8 3 7 Basni Hal'singh. P,Pw,Lm 5,620 146 162 779 386 393 ]25 120 24 3 8 Kookard'l 4,109 72 80 416 214 202 55 47 190 1 9 Asop ~i. D, Pw, Po. Lm 23,365 690 774 4,741 2,453 2,288 612 556 525 S4 10 Rarod'" P Pw 9,421 144 165 928 469 459 80 81 55 2 II Lawari Pw 3,t81 36 41 265 148 117 3 5 S 1 12 Palri Ranawata P,Pw 6,980 128 130 912 455 457 77 74 76 U 13 Nangalwas Pw 2,676 38 38 209 103 106 18 10 2 to. 14 Todiyana Pw 4,751 30 31 216 llS 101 21 S 15 Mindoli Pw 2,448 66 66 301 152 149 4 4 16 1 .liiCludecfin Code No. 196. t Included in Code No,- 202 34 35

RU HAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WOBXEBS NON- ---"------..... WORRlIIRS 'lotal workers COc (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VII VITI IX X No ,__...... A--, .... ---"-----, ~ ~ ~ r---"----t ~r-__""__' ..--."-..... ~ ,.--.--A---, ,....A.•

:>1 F M F M F M F 11:1 F M }I' M F 1\1 F M F M F ~I F

(15) (Iii ) (17 ) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (am (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (I) 220 109 192 106 2 13 13 1 1 1 158 277 18 698 146 420 76 46 4 100 44 74 25 30 22 744 1,260 18: 29 24 27 24 2 32 13 1ff. 63 42 63 42 35 44 18· 222 171 220 171 2 110 137 18, 55 6 37 2 9 3 9 1 24 80 18 124 81 123 80 1 64 79 18 95 16 78 16 5 11 1 72 135 18 603 312 493 286 11 16 64 7 11 20 4 3 425 645 18 38 31 35 31 3 29 28 19 5 1 5 1 4 13 19 802 274 310 235 18 8 5 34 5 13 2 2 70 9 236 1 114 )4 695 889 19 200 136 177 132 13 3 1 ..,., 8 I 107 136 19 237 5 197 2 8 2 1 20 1 2 .. 2 5 229 426 19 9 8 9 8 4 2 19 47 34 44 34 1 2 42 47 IS 214 55 188 42 ,. 18 \2 ".. 5 3 163 334 IS 87 46 77 46 5 .. 3 2 62 73 IS :;07 31 98 30 1 3 1 1 4 61 130 IS 95 99 91 95 4 4 58 46 2( 62 47 56 39 6 8 36 54 2( 79 50 79 50 .. - 48 68 2C 41 37 39 36 1 37 33 2( 117 94 ll6 94 1 107 80 2C 135 111 119 107 3 11 4 1 1 134 167 2( 36 28 36 28 18 18 2( 87 87 85 87 1 1 48 59 2( 689 494 581 489 5 88 5 4 .. 10 469 527 2( J60 141 143 126 11 13 I 1 1 1 3 ) 15 109 2( 40 28 28 25 6 3 1 S 26 31 21

18 17 28 17 9 14 86 160 174 156 4 4 3 4 158 154 l55 81 143 81 1 10 I 115 159 76 69 73 69 3 .. 53 55 247 220 228 215 16 5 1 2 177 147 67 56 66 56 1 50 58 207 182 f78 163 7 11 1 12 7 5 4 1 179 211 1'49 81 131 70 9 6 4 2 1 4 3 65 121 1,398 640 869 370 164 182 3 91 53 4 10 2 68 8 6 183 25 1,055 1,648 246 180 236 J76 S 4 2 I 2 223 279 95 56 95 56 53 61 243 72 221 67 3 16 2 4 1 212 385 56 28 56 28 47 78 S8 13 S6 13 2 57 88 85 34 81 32 1 2 2 67 115 36

'fiHS\L:-S·BIL4.RA (Oontd,)

LIterate Sche- Sohe- and Code Area in Ocoupied HOUB6- duled duled eduoated No. YiUage Amenities scree houses holds Tot&l PopulatIOn Castes Tribes p6T80nl!

,--A, ,,-- ___ _A_ ___, r-~---'_-~-~ ,---"--, r---"--, ,.-.A..-. ,.-__.....A------., ,--..A...-, ,.---"--, r-..A...__-"

f' M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5; (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) 16 Mandoli Chama ", Pw t,159 29 29 184 1()2. 82 17 19 17 Gaderi Pw 4,961 90 97 599 307 292 61 48 4 2 7 18 Surpura Khurd* P,Pw 7,158 113 135 751 382 369 99 83 19 19 Hingoli P,Pw 7,708 135 158 934 485 449 87 69 11 6 61 20 Kumbhar[\ P, Trow, T'w 4,030 62 65 396 208 188 ·5 7 23 2 21 Ba,ni Kalan 1,337 40 40 239 121 118 9 IS 16 3 22 Rampuriya* 4,OS9 43 43 23-1 125 109 6 5 23 Govindpura 821 13 16 81 44 37 4 5 7 2 24 Garasani p;rw 5,362 180 204 1,157 627 530 42 33 87 17 25 Dadmi p 3,378 122 129 814 422 392 28

26 Barni Khurd* 1', Lm 4,845 178 202 1,108 572 536 67 69 106 9 27 Nadsar P, Pw 12,454 :!54 259 1,5:!7 764 763 119 125 4 5 129 36 28 Basni Sendhwa Pw 386 8 8 59 32 27 2. 29 Bhopalgarh* :I~, D. Y, ,p\'. Po, Lm 19,322 725 1,066 6,012 3,137 2.875 700 682 730 81 30 Ustra:l* P,Pw 11,124 138 160 1,010 488 522 66 61 44 7 31 Rudil'a* r 6,407 93 155 820 434 J86 )05 J08 22 J 32 Birani P,B 4,226 116 121 686 371 315 68 56 50 2 33 Kalawus 2,631 25 26 175 88 87 41 42 20 2 34 Bandra Pw 2,461 37 37 251 145 106 15 13 IO I 3S Tarobriya Khurd Kw 1,795 49 49 394 195 199 36 20 23 24 28 , 36 Tambriya Kalan Pw 2,297 22 22 165 92 73 19 18 :> 37 Hiradesar* P,Pw 3,194 141 180 1,143 632 511 J94 148 100 14 38 Sofnau P,pw 3,315 58 61 409 202 207 22 15 27 28 25 2 39 Dhoru P,Pw 3,921 129 146 923 472 451 88 81 40 40 Bagoriya* p,.:I'w 3,656 184 239 1,393 '152 641 102 30 27 41 Burchan P,Kw 3,708 80 82 488 259 229 76 63 23 42 Ratkuriya* P,pw 10,892 265 301 1,925 1,029 896 137 126 9 12 265 13 43 Basai Budha Pw 1,199 16 22 119 60 59 7 9 11 1 44 Chhapia p,pw 3,370 79 91 506 245 261 68 56 36 I 45 Rajlani* 1>, Pw 12,781 241 258 1,337 670 667 98 105 93 'j 46 Dhadesari P,l'w 3,823 102 103 594 295 299 53 47 60 5 47 Khariya Kh:lOgar>l< Pw,Rly 8,466 IS4 184 1,073 565 50S 109 96 41 1 48 Basni Khariya P,Pw 2,083 60 60 351 200 151 74 50 14 2 49 PaId Sidllan* Y,PW 7,199 95 100 51S 266 252 78 67 85 13 50 MadpuriYI1 Pw 1,709 5 5 30 11 '9 4 6 1

51 Jawa Khwaspura* P,Pw 5,453 293 318 1,757 900 857 232 224 155 20 52 Chaukri Kalan. P.Tk 5,182 122 125 836 426 410 79 115 74 10 53 Mir~siya Kw 1,573 20 20 132 65 67 I 54 Khangta* P, l'w, Po 12,099 417 423 2,252 1,104 J,148 115 108 237 35 55 Kosana* D,Pw,Po 8,618 524 555 3,120 1,573 1,547 331 329 250 24

Satheen. P, n. V, Pw, Po 16,753 348 44 \ 56 406 2,532 1,283 1,249 177 164 270 57 Sargiya Khurd Pw 1,344 39 41 199 109 90 15 12 21 58 Sargiya Kalan Pw ~,340 45 45 283 151 132 16 17 18 59 Kagal P, rw 2,352 106 106 72'5 390 335 3 2 137 12 60 Bhoondana. P, Pw, Rly, To 5,093 138 139 764 413 351 60 47 108 10 61 Kuri· p.Pw 7,946 187 235 1,575 843 732 llS 97 136 8 62 Artiya Khurd P, Pw 4,849 128 145 852 433 4W 80 76 60 Malar P,Pw 7,464 240 240 63 1,621 836 785 122 100 " 102 3 64 Artiya Kalan. P, pw, ]'0 5,520 170 180 1,252 649 603 140 112 4 5 68 7 6S Jhalama!lya p,p"" 3,735 96 96 571 301 270 1 37 3'7

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORICBRS NON­ WORKERS 'Total workers Code (I-IX) II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X No.

~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F MFMFM F

(15) (16) (17) (18) (9) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1)

45 24 45 24 57 58 16 182 50 182 50 .. 125 242 17 220 4 198 3 19 3 .. 162 365 18 267 4 210 4 46 1 3 7 218 445 19 ~06 22 89 19 2 15 3 102 166 20

~ SO 5 65 118 21 83 73 83 73 42 36 22 30 17 27 16 3 I 14 20 23 ·360 278 337 270 8 5 3 ii 3 267 252 24 274 254 269 254 2 2 1 148 J38 25

297 108 240 95 37 2 9 4 6 11 275 428 26 464 44! 453 438 6 3 5 300' 322 27 17 17 15 27 28 748 795 979 667 95 68 52 260 32 5 59 108 4 5 185 24 1,389 2,080 29 290 145 275 136 Q 8 3 1 3 198 377 30 266 39 244 18 6 15 7 4 5 4 168 347 31 206 1 191 I 2 5 2 6 165 314 32 49 8 49 6 2 39 79 33 68 21 49 18 3 19 77 85 34 108 8 80 8 17 3 8 87 191 35

47 8 44 7 3 I 45 65 36 _~'~. ~ t 234 332 227 7 3 7 3 3 2 1 281 277 37 il)9 67 106 52 .. 14 3 1 93 140 38 286 275 277 264 8 10 1 1 J86 176 39 447 346 434 344 4 8 2 305 :95 40

149 38 143 29 5 9 I 110 191 41 516 394 452 317 4 21 69 4 6 10 22 3 513 50..' 42 32 29 25 26 6 3 1 28 30 43 131 139 125 137 4 2 1 1 114 In 44 366 221 345 195 1 I 14 8 11 I 6 5 304 446 45 170 II 160 7 3 3 5 .. 1 1 125 288 46 2~8 104 254 96 2 I 7 5 3 19 1 2 ~77 404 47 122 92 116 90 5 2 .. 1 78 59 48 119 III 115 1JI I 3 147 141 49 q 898 2 11 50

518 324 397 262 18 26 8 58 24 2 4 20 10 11 382 533 51 196 175 187 174 I 1 1 4 3 230 235 52 41 30 36 30 5 24 37 53 573 372 424 349 1 3 21 52 7 1 30 1 18 26 12 531 776 54 902 646 682 524 59 59 17 73 SO 2 7 2 35 3 7 20 7 671 901 55 748 583 603 15 23 531 33 6 46 26 11 30 5 535 666 56 60 3 59 3 '.' 1 49 87 57 85 5 82 3 1 2 2 66 127 58 202 194 199 194 1 .. 2 186 141 59 2S4 215 239 215 10 .5 159 136 60 429 361 376 349 1 6 31 6 16 414 371 61 173 225 267 223 3 2 3 160 194 62 459 83 416 79 6 4 2 1 16 17 377 702 63' 398 294 308 202 50 88 11 2 13 1 8 8 251 309 64 196 183 178 159 2 5 II 18 5 105 87 65 TSHSIL:-5-BlLARA-{ Oonld.)

Literate Sche-- :leht> and Code Area in Occupied House. duled duled educated ~o. Village Amenldea acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

_..,.____, ,.-~ ,------'-----, ~.. ~ r-"----. ~ .---...._____, ~. P M F M F M F M F

( 1) (2) (2&) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14 66 Deotara* P,Pw 8,940 225 233 J,453 760 fi93 317 213 44 17 67 Godawasiya p,p" 873 59 61 357 189 168 46 47 24 68 Nandiya Prabhawati P,Pw 5,026 125 ]67 1,020 540 480 94 8t 80 9 69 Burkiya* ' P,Pw 7,623 I77 191 1,126 577 549 no no 77 II 70 KlJeri Salwa. P,Pw 4761 152 158 J,089 579 510 27 26 7 3 64 71 Ramrawas Kalan" Pw 6,295 182 186 1,'23 6C8 515 ICS 112 3 2 126 33 72 Rarnrawas Khurd P,Pw 2,674 48 48 392 195 197 31 30 24 I 73 Kheri Pw 1,251 45 45 280 150 130 48 40 4 21 74 Tigr

86 Lawari P, Pw 3,600 80 87 488 251 237 70 60 31 3 87 Siyara P 2,516 151 156 850 422 428 81 69 94 4 103 III 88 Chaukri Khllrd P,B 3,567 664 319 345 84- 73 39 2 89 GhoJawat P,Tk 4,634 79 88 492 258 234 53 54 48 3 90 Borunda. H, 0, Pw,Po 16,374 405 548 2,976 1,582 1,:194 188 159 413 78 91 Garh Sooriya P, rw 3,576 47 50 328 176 152 P,Pw 131 744 397 4S 92 Sowaniya 3,961 120 3·n 68 46 109 8 93 Hariyadhana* P,D, PW,Po 16,(';27 SOl 577 3,457 1,785 1,672 3(0 281 J,002 964 Ransigaon* M, D,l'w 13,412 311 392 2,345 1;206 1,139 235 212 94 ~ . 279 49 95 Rawniyaoa* P,Tmw 5,360 145 152 852 446 406 57 57 15 pw,Po 2,5J6 70 99 544 276 268 96 Khariya Anawas 44 40 71 4 97 Anawas P,Pw 1,905 44 52 422 208 214 44 41 78 P,Pw 1,696 44 52 287 143 )44 3 98 Runkiya 32 32 Ii 1 99 Chirdhani* P,Pw 8,204 214 241 1,343 696 647 193 167 91 159 19 100 Jalka P,Trow 2,542 90 468 251 217 58 56 13 101 Jaspali P,B 4,856 116 117 653 :134 319 97 77 51 102 Reeyan* P,Pw 8,871 332 337 J,769 921 848 20fi 176 192 P,Pw 2,792 114 117 699 358 341 65 26 103 8ankliya 55 27 1 104 Buchakalan* P,Pw 4,862 132 140 802 413 389 139 125 28 P,Pw 2,957 73 75 409 210 199 11 lOS Jaliyawas 53 47 28 4 106 Benan P,Pw 4,420 140 144 838 446 392 97 78 P,Pw 6,736 l32 136 847 44S 402 76 2 107 Ghodhan* 91 97 29 5 108 Kur* P,Pw 4,216 no 120 674 350 324 40 49 1,819 31 31 196 105 91 62 7 109 Hinganiya Pw 33 26 6 110 Khokhariya Pw 2,397 48 48 334 169 165 11 13 20 111 Beenawass P, Pw 4,656 134 148 847 421 426 79 86 150 161 459 81 12 112 Chandelao P,Pw 7,443 857 398 123 113 46 113 Basni Kaparda Kw 759 10 10 59 27 32 5 P, Pw, Po 14282 273 289 1,658 862 796 114 Kaparda* 177 179 89 Boyal. P,p... ]1,434 2}3 224 1,316 711 605 198 153 8 llS 112 10 39

RURAL PlUMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS NON­ WORKERS 'rotal Workers Code (I-IX) II I1l IV V VI vn VJD IX X No. -----. ~ ..--'-..... M F M F M F M F M FMFM F (IS) (16) (11) (lS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (2&) (29) (3D) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35! (36) (I} 483 335 477 365 1 3 2 277 358 66 123 62 123 61 1 " " 66 106 67 295 226 265 206 13 12 7 '5 3 J 1 2 4 2 245 254 68 344 92 313 92 2 14 3 1 2 2 6 2J3 457 69 331 11 327 11 3 248 499 70 323 200 30 I ISS 11 16 17 3 13 3 285 215 71 106 87 103 87 3 89 110 72 90 50 86 49 4 1 60 80 73 95 5& 95 5& 7& lOS 74 145 82 125 74 6 6 3 2 8 2 131 14S 75

214 165 209 15& 2 7 2 ,- 176 238 76 547 165 425 139 17 23 I 1 5 10 75 '. 13 452 79{) 77 96 7! 94 71 .. 2 fiO 78 II 1 ro 103 87 82 72 ii " 5 2 4 2 70 81 79 277 179 231 ISO 15 18 1 26 1 3 1 222 304 80 53 32 41 32 7 , 3 5 52 63 81 BS 74 &2 71 1 2 61 S5 82 114 84 86 59 2 5 25 20 J 83 103 83 151 155 124 87 11 41 9 27 <5 ( I 1(; 122 108 84 307 220 281 216 4 8 2 ., :<40 320 85

136 123 132 J20 3 I 3 llS 114 86 210 110 145 70 13 1 32 25 ]9 15 212 318 87 2()0 164 146 9S 13 46 38 ;10 2 I 119 lSI 88 152 84 139 74 2 4 6 6 1 .. 4 106 i50 416 89 SSS 453 682 26 17 10 46 6 9 6 6 18 '2 59 8 724 941 9(} 3 8 ] 86 44 77 41 90 Jell 91 20& III 189 107 2 '3 2 1 2 13 189 236 50 58 50 12 92 ll76 897 58 33 16 f3 " 15 I 783 708 93 ·634 537 Sl9 455 23 49 6 ZS 9 25 2 4 32 22 572 602 1 3 3 2 94 241 18 234 IS 1 205 388 95 145 138 141 134 3 4 ] HI 126 123 124 1 130 96 124 ,i 1 84 88 97 77 73 74 73 1 66 71 9S 388 189 348 185 '3 19 4 7 7 4 308 458 99 l34 130 133 1 1 3 134 117 83 100 159 1 I 200 162 192 3 6 134 157 lOr 505 37 363 14 26 2 49 'i 21 3 9 8 2 23 :;, 416 12{) 8J 1 102 221 f29 173 1 29 14 8 1 4 137 2/2 103 24[ 232 222 225 12 6 2 1 1 4 172 83 157 104 Ii7 95 106 9 5 2 7 93 1C4 105

259 157 221 152 13 2 19 2 1 5 1 187 2~5 106 243 122 204 2 11 106 9 6 6 2 10 4 202 ;8) 107 iSS 135 172 127 4 6 9 2 16S 189 108 6& 6 66 6 39 85 109 101 18 &8 3 15 13 68 ]47 110 270 120 245 114 5 5 17 1 2 151 306 1ll 244 208 241 204 , . 'j 1 4 1 215 J90 112 18 16 13 9 5 9 16 113 448 327 367 236 6 15 10 17 22 18 6 1 23 3 414 469 H4 401 304 315 241 56 53 8 IS 9 ) 6 310 301 11S 40

TI!IISlL:-5-BILARA-Concld.

Literate &:he- &he- and Code Area in Occupied House- duled duled educated No. Village Amenities acres houses holds Total Population Castes Tribes persons

A ___, !-"--:l ,-____ I----../I---~ ,--J_, ,---"-, ,--"-, ,-----"------, ,--"-----, ,---"--, ,--...... ___, P M F M F M :F M F tl) (2) (2a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ell) (12) (13) (14)

116 Silari'" r, rw, Rly, Po 5751 159 176 994 510 484 133 1.24 52 2 117 Tilwasni* r,pw 5,558 194 ' 219 1,203 64~ 561 74 63 133 40 118 Ghana Magra J> Fw 3,618 156 161 868 474 394 116 89 8 5 36 3 119 Khcjar'a'" M,D,V,Pw,Po 9,'343 397 452 :',460 1,274 1,186 233 !l16 242 57 120 Sambhariya P,Pw 3,307 89 98 550 282 268 78 56 55 17 121 Murkasni Pw 2,273 53 65 416 217 199 53 58 6 1 122 Jllak* p Pw 7519 187 203 1,034 512 522 69 70 43 6 1!!3 Bhagasani Pw J~746 61 63 320 178 142 49 34 16 4 124 Banjhara Pw 1,867 42 51 297 154 143 12 15 18 3 125 Rampuriya Pw J,380 47 55 312 158 154 77 73 7 126 Kalauna'" P,Pw 7,241 198 231 1,181 604 577 200 172 143 13 127 Kooprawas 918 58 67 306 138 168 31 28 24 4 128 Udaliyawas P,Pw 1,700 256 297 1,612 795 817 191 193 79 4 129 Pichiyak* P, Pw,Lm 10,679 279 307 1,582 816 766 138 133 132 18 130 Beerawas P,Pw 5,245 116 123 692 353 339 88 96 17 1 131 Bhawi'" M, D, Pw,Rly, Po,Lm 15,866 742 799 4,067 2,085 1,982 404 391 33 36 483 64 132 Lamba'" P, Pw 7,502 238 247 1,407 722 685 94 85 157 9 133 Kanawasiya Pw 1,228 9 10 51 29 22 134 Rawar. P,Pw 7,000 222 230 1,366 724 642 113 96 123 3 135 Olvi· P,Pw 8,242 116 128 700 330 370 74 84 35 5 136 Rampuriya Kw 2,495 59 59 320 168 152 37 42 14 2 137 Ramasani P,Pw 7,808 124 134 717 367 350 76 69 92 14 138 Hoonagaon Khurd Pw 1,570 20 21 104 51 53 2 139 Hoonagaon Kalan Ii P;v 3,407 80 93 481 251 230 J9 9 31 9 140 Holpur Kalan 3,995 56 63 337 173 164 19 12 35 141 Hariyara. P,Pw 7,098 142 157 815 402 413 ll2 93 33 4 142 Khuntliya P,Pw ~,248 97 108 528 255 273 41 45 61 4 143 Pharasala Khurd Kw 1,858 4U 41 214 115 99 7 8 2 144 Holpura Khurd Pw 1,520 41 42 173 102 71 18 15 6 145 Bagoiw:osiya 493 Unpopulated 146 Bala. M,l'w Po 10,106 257 301 1,616 833 783 122 101 162 7 147- Pharasala Kalan p,pw 3.762 84 90 498 281 217 70 49 64 148 Gujrawas P,Kw 1,828 61 76 392 202 190 49 55 52 5 149 Malkosni· P,Kw 7,688 200 225 1,146 589 557 201 184 81 9 150 Beejasani P,Pw 2,351 45 49 228 113 115 33 32 17 4 Barl Kalan P Pw J,259 62 62 374 202 172 26 29 28 151 ,3 15~ Bari Khurd D,Kw 1618 10 10 44 27 17 12 153 Jhurli 1,152 20 29 121 64 57 11 7 12 154 Jel;va P,Pw 947 70 70 437 243 194 39 33 26 3 15S Jetiwa,,· p Pw 5,723 ISO 150 727 381 346 87 87 44 1 156 Barna'" P Pw 7,875 205 219 1,272 654 618 239 217 118 13 15.7 Harsh Pw 994 46 50 185 89 96 62 63 4 158 Beenjwariya P,Pw 2,486 138 150 770 401 369 94 88 44 2 159 Khariya Mithapur. M Pw f,262 476 507 2,681 1,384 1,297 267 259 231 18 41

RURAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct

WORKERS NON. , WORKERS 'Iota! workers (I-IX) I n III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Code No. ,-"--, ,-~ ,.--A-, ~ ,-~ ,--~ r-.A-...., ,-..A-, ,-_A__, ,----"--, r--.J._..._, r-""-. M F M F ~ F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) ·(25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) 225 204 221 179 16 15 4 JO 12 2 255 280 1I6 338 323 320 312 3 6 10 3 2 3 2 304 238 117 277 1% 257 187 2 6 1 16 3 I 34 51 17 197 198 U8 710 474 509 295 2 47 61 15 2 2 85 63 564 712 119 177 101 167 99 3 1 4 2 2 105 167 120 126 8 126 126 117 1 91 73 121 341 284 321 277 3 4 9 2 5 2 171 238 122 130 76 121 76 2 .. 6 I 48 2 2 66 123 78 5 76 2 76 138 124 98 8 94 7 1 3 60 146 125 9 1 330 191 256 154 17 1 28 9 3 17 26 274 386 126 82 27 56 26 6 t 13 2 4 1 56 141 127 480 474 369 328 66 143 1 35 3 7 2 315 343 128 463 395 303 8 83 350 40 18 9 27 19 353 371 129 203 153 174 123 S 11 8 4 16 15 150 186 130 1,208 963 879 783 57 S6 1 2 107 83 11 5 19 62 6 8 64 27 877 1,019 131 442 373 372 320 7 27 16 8 27 12 2 5 13 5 280 312 132 23 9 19 3 9 1 6 13 133 426 369 417 363 2 2 5 4 2 298 273 134 200 183 170 169 4 1 11 6 8 3 4 3 4 130 187 13S 93 66 90 64 1 1 2 1 .. 75 86 136 199 157 179 149 8 7 2 4 1 1 1 4 168 193 137 34 17 33 17 1 17 36 138 168 109 164 109 2 2 83 121 139 96 90 95 90 77 74 140 226 192 218 184 5 2 2 3 176 221 141 153 151 149 146 3 3 2 1 102 122 142 65 61 61 58 1 2 3 1 50 38 143 7S 47 75 47 27 24 144 Unpopulated 145 472 408 394 368 8 9 19 11 28 19 11 10 I 361 375 146 150 128 149 126 J 2 131 89 147 114 38 103 34 7 3 3 1 1 88 152 148 352 288 314 269 23 15 8 4 2 5 237 269 149 65 62 60 S6 5 4 1 48 53 ISO 213 88 107 83 6 S 89 84 151 11 I , 8 1 2 16 16 152 42 24 20 7 15 7 7 10 22 33 153 142 100 139 99 2 1 1 101 94 154 255 172 193 136 14 33 33 3 8 2 5 126 174 155 375 223 345 218 2 18 3 9 2 279 395 156 57 33 45 31 I 12 1 32 63 157 246 199 192 173 4 16 1 45 10 1 3 155 170 158 709 205 432- 158 36 IS 6 83 19 3 16 46 4 2 83 11 675 1,092 159 42

TOWNs:-PKALOOI , JODHPUR

Literate & Code 'Town! Occupied House­ Scheduled Scheduled No. Ward Area educated Houses holds Total Population Castes Trlbes persons

~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) , (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (u) (12) (13) (14) I PHALODI Ward 1 497 576 2,917 1,448 1,469 14 9 688 215 Ward 2 433 505 2,841 1,415 1,426 520 507 575 151 Ward 3 525 570 2,766 1,286 1,480 2 723 238 Ward 4 585 606 2,930 1,438 ],492 725 206 Ward 5 411 408 2,056 1,003 1,OS3 448 123 Ward 6 426 444 2,212 1,155 1,057 152 130 524 89 n JODHPUR

Ward 1 752 950 5,250 2,723 2,527 79 83 165 152 1,229 544 Ward 2 712 970 5,334 2,741 2,593 9 18 1,613 657 Ward 3 826 1,203 6,346 3,314 3,032 12 6 1,328 404 Ward 4 877 1,145 5,932 3,186 2,746 447 421 169 173 1,491 476 Ward 5 573 99L 5,189 2,749 2,440 70 141 1751 783 Ward 6 803 1,065 5,775 3,122 2,653 677 700 8 7 1,291 409 ],291 Ward 7 1,500 8,209 4,646 3,563 1,143 996 17 14 2,255 737 Ward 8 883 1,156 6,355 3,436 2,919 39 29 1,654 692

Ward 9 790 925 4,917 2,488 2,429 88 92 1,317 538 Ward 10 708 1,025 5,604 2,885 2,719 107 109 48 56 1,810 909 Ward 11 736 1.132 5,883 3107 2,776 120 115 2095 1,046 Ward 12 581 903 4,758 2,494 2,264 3 5 1740 885 Ward 13 797 996 5,562 2:885 2,677 196 214 1,868 953 Ward 14 592 1,066 5,556 2,933 2,623 166 134 2 1,870 995 Ward IS 828 1,149 5,918 3,118 2,800 13 16 2,244 1,209 'Ward 16 763 891 4,627 2,405 2,222 324 319 1.367 680 Ward 17 995 1,045 5,168 2,718 2,450 57 57 330 309 1721 895 Ward 18 658 861 4,328 2,224 2,104 11 15 1,567 1,064- Ward 19 852 974 5.623 2,920 2,703 281 278 .~. 1,745 897 Ward 20 878 1,090 6,502 3,459 3,043 238 2m 1,629 538 Ward 21 798 981 5,402 2.819 2,583 61 S9 1,532 663 Ward 22 512 853 5,030 2,622 2,408 19 IS 1,608 1,097 43

t1IUIAN PIUIIAllY CBNBUS ABSTRACT

,______-- ______WO:aDJllt-A ______~WORXEU NON-

Total workers Code (I-IX) I IT ill IV V VI VII vm IX X No.

__-'-_ ~ ,_ __.J,--_, 1_-"-_, ..---' ..'-- .....,~ ~ ~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F OS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (21) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (1) I

637 47 11 5 16 7 128 9 58 2 58 80 2 65 221 22 811 1,422 578 144 111 72 2 4 166 16 36 3 66 28 65 2 12 118 20 837 1,282 439 18 17 3 4 4 84 4 29 2 3 144 4 15 139 15 847 1,452 562 51 S3 24 1 5 4 2 65 \ 6% 1 179 20 24 163 3 876 1,441 346 59 34 15 4 3 45 8 41 4 11 110 13 15 86 16 657 994 499 103 63 46 14 2 70 26 146 5 179 50 656 954 II 1,316 149 2 11 32 13 289 12 liS 2 205 13 210 2 452 107 1,407 2.378 1,235 105 5 48 26 427 22 118 231 3 121 285 52 1,506 2,488 1,681 80 3 3 6 123 6 309 12 347 4 160 6 270 463 48 1,633 2,952 1,406 114 1 59 48 25 272 28 236 24 129 7 188 473 29 1,780 2,632 1,290 59 7 3 76 142 104 2 236 9 238 487 45 1 459 2,381 1,436 81 1 28 56 19 362 2 170 2 176 9 199 444 49 1,686 2,572 2,000 255 4 3 2 7 129 38 213 11 173 7 138 6 231 •• 1,102 190 2,646 3,308 1,591 60 2 15 93 6 267 6 156 1 325 14 274 459 33 1,845 2,859 1,215 164 2 113 6 264 92 96 234 10 169 336 56 1,273 2,265 l,253 163 5 29 26 51 232 14 86 4 184 10 277 414 84 1,632 2,556 1,355 136 10 34 25 167 11 100 5 239 9 315 490 86 1,752 2,64:) 956 38 4 29 118 57 219 4 169 360 31 1,538 2,226 1,198 83 2 20 200 8 35 287 2 218 1 436 71 1,687 2,594 1,223 117 2 .. 38 24 189 5 212 7 204 7 175 2 343 72 1,710 2.506 422 2 157 1 360 22 1,866 2,763 1,252 37 '.' 2 ',' 99 11 180 32 '70 46 12 93 9 91 4 37 127 195 415 33 1.435 2,176 1,128 147 175 32 46 59 66 8 42 1 135 7 214 .,. 450 40 1,590 2,303 ._ ." '.. 811 62 .. 2 .. 9 8 50 1 21 194 4 183 '.' 358 49 1,407 2,042 9 139 I 250 44 1,674 2,632 1,246 71 9 .~. 78 15 12S l 31 614 1,592 197 1 9 25 6 182 31 165 23 100 1 326 17 286 2 498 117 1,867 2,846 1,228 83 10 98 19 241 10 117 1 323 14 195 • • 244 39 1 591 2,500 1,161 45 ...... :.. 4 1 3 2S8 4 220 1 2Z1 7 183 '1IIl 3Q 1.460 2,363 44

TOWNs-:-JOnHPtnt (OoncU.) PIPAR BlLARA

Liter&tc &. Code Town/ Occupied House- Scheduled Scheduled educated No. Ward Houses bolds Total Population Castes Tribes persons _-J..__ • ...----'----, r-----J..-----,.

p M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (8) (4) (5) (6) (1) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) Ward 23 503 786 4,252 2,265 1.987 95 14 1,618 836 Ward 24 683 1,000 5,118 2,651 2,467 72 73 1,774 918 Ward 25 935 1,034 5,372 2,861 2,511 278 276 92 93 1,283 3% Ward 26 839 1,221 6,409 3,384 3,025 351 370 .. 786 Ward 27 711 788 4,329 2,346 ).983 66 68 33 27 1,473 797 Ward 28 735 992 5,040 2,860 2,180 77 64 1,669 758 Ward 29 1,184 1,458 6,605 3,734 2,871 156 87 3 2,603 1,018 Ward 30 1,707 1,934 10,435 6,028 4,407 1,395 1,227 46 41 3,108 949 Ward 31 506 611 3,115 1,658 1,457 46 36 8 8 1,083 636 Ward 32 867 1,191 6,272 3,335 2,937 93 92 2,048 1,050 Ward 33 529 940 5,316 2,804 2,512 74 47 3 2 2,021 1,239 Ward 34 1,237 1,450 7,494 4,026 3,468 792 699 27 22 2,164 1,060 Ward 35 1,565 1,645 7,480 4,296 3,184 1,351 896 503 413 1,497 324 Ward 36 1.124 1,454 7,725 4,126 3,599 198 168 120 119 2 246 1,329 Ward 37 932 J,236 5,823 3,134 2,689 516 495 ._. 1,885 649 .Special charge 1,444 1,577 10,707 7,2IO 3,497 577 451 17 5 4,800 1,343

m PIPAR Ward I 675 707 3,522 1,769 1,753 463 490 865 231 Ward 2 655 655 3,306 L654 1,652 120 132 3 5 776 306 Ward 3 488 515 2.779 1.438 1,341 26 13 153 230 406 53 Ward 4 495 500 2,950 1,572 1.378 26

IV BILARA Ward 606 640 2,941 1,512 1,429 280 266 635 128

Ward 2 675 689 3,141 ],621 1,520 457 456 741 153 Ward 3 116 118 733 373 360 67 5 Ward 4 504 508 3,035 1604 1,431 209 179 266 8 Ward 5 343 345 2,321 1,215 1,106 148 5

• Includ

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORICSS total workers (I-IX) 1 III IV V VI VII VIII IX

...... r---'---. r- ~ .,...._.,,---_, ~ M,.,,", f M F M F M F M F M P M P M PM PMP M F ::,~i5) (J6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (.2,9) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (t) 91S 71 20 6 2 2 137 21 21 4 181 5 211 •• ' 343 33 1,350 1.916 1,008 45 22 12 103 2 37 303 194 349 30 J,>43 :.422 1.401 212 3 97 38 1:9 32 188 " 123 10 178 19 299 I 381 108 1.460 2.299

,1.531 228 66 24 64 28 206 5 B7 26 270 22 284 553 In I,R~3 -: l797 1.:::4 159 16 tJ 9 9 109 68 31 113 S 376 323 101 ',3- 2 J.'24 1.167 81i 5 13 84 20 137 2 280 2 628 80 1,693 1,m 1.708 60 8 41 S 126 102 160 2 461 810 51 2.026 1.811

.1,532 632 2 27 3 46 3 ISS 3 173 34 157 23 483 3 1.485 562 3.496 3,77~ 754 53 2 4 54 2 12 200 4 :(5 3 277 43 904 1,404 1M7 118 3 6 18 2 263 7 136 8 255 9 339 1 427 90 1.888 2,819 J.193 97 4 5 164 4 65 2 185 3 328 2 442 86 1,1)11 2,41S 1.712 294 6 • 6 13 I' 67 166 10 119 27 285 10 322 4 726 234 1,314 3 17. 2,35S 380 4 36 31 ",13 281 52 8 119 8 109 7 122 II 160 240 33 1.941 2,804 1.676 147 6 2 89 6 17 7 196 8 144 2 216 21 320 1 687 100 1.150 3,452 1,397 114 lJ 4 38 14 47 8 lSI 33 212 343 19 ISS 439 35 1.737 2,575 "»218 206 2 2 20 6 13 1.217 182,958 188 2.992 3,29.

III .52 247 124 47 26 $4 230 127 46 16 195 5 .• 18J 43 9J7 1..506 691 106 20 30 10 7 135 32 '63 10 38 2 lW 4 31 137 18 963 1,546 755 3S9 377 314 26 23 II 175 3 4 6 42 2 (61 3 8 51 8 683 982

1t035 7;34 9! 1 774 12 III 34 7 6 2 6 7 S37 594

729 149 75 19 40 30 31 96 3 19 " 18 121 3 41) 193 57 783 1,280 773 206 44 J9 8. 41 2 188 1(8 72 3 105 7 10 187 26 8~8 1,.114 208 235 IS3 206 19 2 3 165 J2S 929 741 6.7 519 97 79 .. 153 120 10 6 J3 21 11 675 690 680 532 620 469 ~8 62 9 •• 535 57..

OTHER CENSUS TABLES

49

GENERAL POPULATiON TABLES (Note on A.-Series)

There are four Tables and four Appendices in this 7. For the purpose of 1961 Census. a 'House' is a series. These tables, being the basic population tables, structure or part of a structure inhabited or vacant, or a furnish information about area, sexwise population and dwelling, a shop. a shop-cum-dwelling or a place of its variation during sixty years, classification of villages business, workshop, school etc., giving out on the road and towns by population and the trends of urbanisation or a common staircase or a common courtyard leading in the district. to a main gate or enjoying a separate entrance. 'Occupied residential houses' are those houses which are used Table A-I wholly or partly for the purpose of residence by one or 2. This is the basic population table showing area, more households. density. number of villages and towns, occupied residential 8. In addition to this main table. there are three houses and population by persons. males and females. appendices which were not prepared in the last censuses. The data has been presented for the district as well as for each tehail for total. rural and urban areas separately. Appendix 1 The town figures have been shown immediately after the 9. This appendix is helpful in finding out the growth entries of the tehsiJ in which they are situated. The of the district to the present area since the last census. abbreviation just after the name of the town has been The appendix shows the territorial changes that have taken used to denote that the particular town has a Municipality plac~ during the last decade. A brief description of gain or a Cantonment. and loss of territory in those tehsils which had changes ita area during the period is also shown in this appendix. 3. It may be noted that in the previous censuses the A list of Such transferred areas has been given in the density of population and other urban break-ups upto the annexure to this appendix. town level were not mentioned in this table which have been shown separately now for 1961 Census besides Appendix II furnishing the number of inhabited and uninhabited 10. One of the criteria for a place to be declared . villages in each tehsil. as town is that it should normany have a popuJation of 5,000 and above. For various reasons, several places 4. The area figures both for rural and municipal with a population of 5,000 and over have not been towns have been obtained from the State revenue authorities. recognised as towns. This appendix gives the tehsilwise Though the area figures have been collected originally in number of such places with their population. Further. acres yet these figures have been shown in Sq. miles and it also shows the percentage contribution of total rural Sq. Km. in columns 3 (a) and 3 (b) respectively after . population of the district of such places. converting them into the respective units. Further. the area figures have been given upto one decimal place in Appendix III case of the district as well as for each tehsil but such presentation is made upto two decimal places in case 11. This appendix shows the sexwise figures for of towns. houseless and institutional population for the district and each tehsil for total. rural and urban areas separately. 5. The density of persons has been worked out Houseless and Institutional population has already been according to the area shown under column 3 (a) and defined in para 10 of the note on Primary Census Abstract. has been presented separately for the district and for Table A-II each of the tehsils and towns under column 4. 12. This table compares population figures of the 6. A village and a town has already been defined district as ascertained at the 1961 Census with the in para 3 of the note on Primary Census Abstract. corresponding figures for the six previous censuses. The Jodb. I-A 50

figures presented for the six previous censuses in the fonowing six classes according to population :- table, have been adjusted after taking into consideration Class I 1,00,000 and above the territorial changes taken place in the district so as Class II 50,000--99,999 to afford a correct basis for comparison. This is an Class III 20,000-49,999 important table as it gives the growth of population Class IV 10,000--19,999 from decade to decade. It further provides a basis for Class V 5,000- 9,999 estimating the population especially in the absence of Class VI Less than 5,000 reliable data for vital statistics. 17. The district totals for a class have been given followed by the various towns in that particular Class. The main change in this table over 1951 Cemus is that the percentage variation has also been mentIoned Column No. 2 of the table persents the name of the from decade to decade. town and just under it the area of that town has been given both in Sq. miles and Sq. Km. The status of the 13. The appendix attached to this table shows the town is separately shown in column No. 3 in an population for the district as well as for each tehsil abbreviated form. according to their territorial jurisdiction in 1951 18. The main object of this table as indicated above besides lurnishing the changes in area and the population is to show the growth of towns as towns and not how involved In those changes that have taken place during certain places have been converted into towns from the last decade. The details of transfers of areas and vilJages as such the figures against towns have been population in every case have been given in the footnote separately. shown for those decades only in which they were recognised as towns. The district population for all classes Table A-Ill during the previous decades has been arrived at after adding the population of those places which were treated 14. This table furnishes the sexwise total rural as towns in the corresponding decade but now declassified. population together with the number of inhabited villages As such if a town had nol been treated as town in all for the district as well as for each tehsil arranged into the previous censuses, it is indicated as declassified in seven population size groups viz; Jess than 200, 200-499, those particular censuses. Towns treated for the first time 500-999, 1,000-1,999,2,000-4,999, 5,000-9,999 and 10,000 in 1951 Census have been asterisked". 8Ad above. 19. The change in this table over 1951 Census is that 15. The main changes in this table over 1951 Census the area~ of towns as well as the percentage of decade are (i) the group Jess than 500 has now been split up variations of total population of the towns have been into two groups viz; less than 200 and 200-499 and (ii) additionally shown in the present census. it relates only to villages while in 1951 Census it related to villages and towns both. 20. The appendix to this table shows the area and population of towns of 1951 Census which have been Table A-IV declassified in the present census. Such appendix was 16. This table shows the growth of each town in not prepared in the previous censuses. the district since 1901 together with its sexwise population. 21. A separate volume-Part II-A incorporating the It further furnishes the information regarding decade General PopUlation Tables for the State and the districts variation in population and its percentage. For the purpose have been issued in which the concepts used have also of this table all the towns have been classified into the been discussed. 51

TABLE A-I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION

No. of villagcs Arca in Popu- --~--~-- No. of Total lalion Un- occupied Population Rural Sq. Sq. per Sq. Inha- inha- No. of Rcsidcntial District)Tehsil/TowD Urban miles Km. mile bited bited tOVIDS houses Persons Males Fcmales 2 3(a) 3(b) 4 .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 D1STRICf T 8,693.0 lZ,S14.8 102 716 10 4 142,097 885,663 469,147 416.516 R 8,576.6 21,213.5 n 716 10 101,952 620,453 326,932 293.521 U 116.4 301.3 2,280 4 40,145 265,210 142,215 122,995 Phalodi Tchsil T 2,939.3 7,612.7 42 127 3 20,849 123,165 64.785 58,380 R 2,911.8 7,541.6 37 127 3 17,972 107,443 57,040 50,403 U 27.5 71.1 .573 2,877 15.722 7,745 7,977 Phalodi Town • (M) U 27.45 71.09 .513 2.871 1.5,722 7.745 7.977 Os ian Tchsil@ R 1.611.1 4.172.7 80 136 21.385 129.461 68.125 61,336 Shergarh Tchsil@ R 1,473.5 3.816.4 76 90 19,141 112,646 60,433 52,213 Jodhpur Tchsil T 1,357.3 3,515.3 265 205 5 .54,.595 359,174 192.432 166,742 R 1,328.1 3,439.8 101 205 5 21,884 134.414 70,720 63,694 U 29.2 7.5.5 7.710 .'1 32,711 224,760 121,712 103.048 Jodhpur Town (M) U 29.15 75.50 7,710 1 32,711 224,760 121,712 103,048; Bilara Tehsil (M) T 1,311.8 3,397.7 123 158 1 2 26,127 161,217 83,372 77,845 R 1,252.1 3,243.0 109 1S8 I .. 21,570 136,489 70,614 65,875 U 59.7 154.7 414 2 4.5.57 24,728 12.758 11,970 Pipar Town (M) U 20.26 52.47 620 2,313 12,557 6,433 6,1!!) Bilara Town (M) U 39.47 102.23 308 2,244 12,171 6,325 5,84

Note : - 1. The Sq. Km. and density figures of urban areas of Tehsil/District are worked out using the area figures corrected upto 2 placet of decimals obtaincd by adding the arca of towns in thc respective units and not using the area figures given in the table. In addition to this the area figures relating to Sq. Km. are further adjusted to make the Tehsil/District totals tally. 1. The following abbreviation has been used for the Status of a town e. g. (M)= Municipality @=Entirely Rural 52

APPENDIX I TO TABLE A-I Statement showing 1951 territorial OPits constituting the present set up of the district (Only those names/areas which have undergone changes since 1951, have been shown below) Details of gain in territories Details of loss in territories Area Area (+> Gain 19S1 Symbol Symbol Net area (-) Loss Districtl Territorial No. Brief Des­ Sq. Sq No. Brief Des­ Sq Sq' Tehsil Units cription miles Km. cription miles Km. Sq. miles Sq. Km. 2 3 3a 4 5 6 6a 7 8 9 10

1,214.3 3,145.1 N.A. N.A. DISTRICT District 33 villages transferr- N. A. N. A. 2 (i)47 villages and I -841.8 2,180.3 ed from former Sap town Pokaran of Tebsil of Jaisaimer Phalodi Tehsil District transferred to new- ly constituted Pok- aran Tehsil of Jaisalmer District (ii)17 villages of She- ·372.5 964.8 rgarh Tebsil trans- ferred to newly constituted Poka- ran Tehsil of Jai- salmer District N.A. N.A. N. A. N. A. (-)N. A. (-) N. A. Phalodi Phalodi 3 (i)33 villages transferr- N. A. N. A. 4 (i)18 villages trans- 413.7 1,071.5 Tehsil Tehsil ed from former Bap ferred to newly Tehsil of Jaisalmer constituted Osian Tehsil (ii)2 villages viz. Kolu 28.0 12.S (ii)47 villages and 1 841.8 2,180.3 (Code No. 30) and town Pokaran tra- Kushlawa (Code No. nsferred to newly 31) transferred from constituted Pokar- Shergarh Tehail an Tehsil of Jais- almer District Oaian Newly constituted J,548.8 4,011.4 TehaU with the following <+)1,548.8 H)4.011.4 5 {i)118 villages transfe- 1,135.1 2,939.9 ned from Jodhpur Tebail (ii)18 villages transferr- 413.7 1,071.5 ed from Pbalodi Tehsil Shergarh Shergarh 6 10 villages transferr­ 109.3 283.1 400.5 1,037.3 (-)291.2 (-)754.2 Tehsil Tehail ed from Jodhpur 7 (i) 17 villages trans- 372.5 964.8 Tehsil rerred to newly constituted Pokar- an Tehsil of lais- {ii)2 villages viz. Ko- 28.0 12.5 lu (Code No. 30) and Kushlawa (Co- de No. 31) trans- ferred to phalodi Tc:hsil Jodhpur Jodhpur 1,547.2 4.007.3 (-)1,547.2 (-)4.007.3 Tehsil TehsiJ 8 (i)lO villages trans- 109.3 283.1 ferred to Shergarh Tehsil (ii)43 villages trans­ 302.8 784.3 ferred to Bilara Tehsil (iii)118 villages trans- 1,135.1 2,939.9 ferred to newly constituted Osian Tehsil Bilara Bilara 9 43 villages transferr- 302.8 784.3 <+)302.8 <+)784.3 Tehsil Tehsil cd from Jodhpur Tehail Note :- * The reasonS Cor the marked difference between 1951 and 1961 area figures have not Cully been assisned. '53

ANNEXVRE TO APPENDIX I

( List of vnTages' affected in the transftrl)

Local code Area Local code Area in No. of 1951 in Symbol No. of 1951 Symbol Census acres No. Name of village Census acres No. Name of village 3 4 2 3 4 2 31. Modordi 27 20.480 ]. Akbadhana 15/9 N.A. 13.520 2. Bhadaura 15/12 N.A. 32. Nana Niyai 2l N.A. 33. Odaniya 22 11,520 3. Baori 15/3 39 3,840 4. Bap 15/1 N.A. 34. Padrora 35. Ramdeora 11 18,560 5. Bari Sirad 16/8 N.A. 3,540 6. Baru 15/25 N.A. 36. Ratariya 36 37. Rathoran 4 9.400 7. Bhimji ka Gaon 15/8 N.A. 8,400 8. Bhoja ka Bap 15/14 N.A. 38. Sada 3 39. Sakriya 38 3.200 9. Chayan 15/24 N.A. 44,160 10. Dedasari J5/18 N.A. 40. Sankra 28 41. Sanawara S8 25,149 11. Gadna 15/2 N.A. 3,560 12. Gudba '16/9 N.A. 42. Sarnayat 14 43. That 20 4,480 13. Jaimala IS/IS N.A. 1,289 N.A. 44. Uchpadara 40 14. Jodbsingh ki Siead : : 16/J J 47 7,040 15. Kalyansingh ki Siead •• 16/12 N.A. 45. Vjla 46. Mandla MaIka 6 3.840 16. Kanasar lS/21 N.A. 1,680 17. Khakhuri 15/19 N.A. 47. Rayad 49 18. Khirwa 15/13 N.A. 1. Pokrlln Town 17 2,560 19. Malamsinghji ki Sirad' 16/13 N.A. 2(i) 1. Balar 8 17.458 20. Manehitiya •• 15/5 N.A. 15,680 21. Modkia 15/17 N.A. 2. Bandewa 9 3. Bhikorai Juni 12 15.512 22. Mondli 16/4 N.A. 11 4.672 23. Nayagaon :: 15/4 N.A. 4. Bhikorai Navi 5. Dantal 13 16,640 24. Padamsingh ki Sirad •• 16/10 N.A. 5 6,336 25. Raneri 15/20 N.A. 6. Dudiya 7. Jaloda Bhatiyan 7 9,472 26. Raora 15/7 NA' 6 11,392 27. Sanguri 15/10 N.A. 8. Ialota Pokharnan 9. Kajoi 16 3.328 28 Sanwara Gaon 16/5 N.A. 10 9,832 29. Sekhasar ]5/11 N.A. }O. Kesulakpana II. Khilona 2 16,064 30 Sihado 15/22 N.A. I 16.769 31. Tekra Bhari Dhak 1<,/23 N.A 12. Luna Kalan 13. Phalsund 17 2,720 32. Tepu 15/16 N.A. 14 5,976 33. Lubhani 15/6 N.A. 14. Phulasar \5. Rajroathai 4 72.490 16. Rampura 3 2,888 2(i) I. Balusingh ki Dhani 34 4,560 IS lI,I96 2. Bardana 1 960 17. Sami ki Dhani 3. Barli alias Bhiniana :: 3S 3,270 3(i) 1. As against 1 4. Bac1i Charnana 46 11,880 5. Barli Madan 45 3,840 4(i) I. Baplni 157 15,360 6. Barthon ka Gaon 42 1.250 2. Bedu 150 13.160 7. Bhakri Sasan 91 22,400 3. Bhadon 152 6,400 8. Biliya 18 6,480 4. Dhabi 44 1,260 9. Biram Deora 15 5,120 S. Bher 89 22,400 10. ChoDchan 9 5,120 6 Harlayan 93 7,040 It. Channi 24 3.200 7 Iakban 159 21.120 12. Chhayana 2 21,120 8. Jeriya 97 2.S6() 13. CbOk 26 18.560 9 Karwan 156 7.680 14 Dudiya 12 17,280 10. Matora 155 20.480 15. Ekan 16 9,600 11. Mepa 153 6.400 16 Gomat )0 14,720 12. Nimba ka Talab 151 7,6lS0 17. Gudi 32 22.400 13. Nosar 95 29.160 18. Gular 13 4,4RO 14. Pali 94 34,640 19, Jalria 43 20,480 15. pUDasar 158 23,040 20. Jemala 31 44.160 16. 92 38,480 21. Jhabra 37 10,780 17, Sawanta 154 3,8M) 22. Kalan 7 25.600 18. Una ora 96 5,050 23. Kelawa J9 7.680 24, Kbetolai aUal Vchap~dar 8 3,400 4(ii) As against 2(i) 25. Lawan •. 30 27,480 58 6,912 26. Luna Kburd 30 16,640 5(i) l. Anwana 2 Badia Basni IS 6.272 27. Madwa 33 1.050 45 3.716 28. Maheso ki Dhani 23 10,240 3. Babra Kalan 4. Babra Khurd 46 6,720 29. Mawa 5 1,760 124 9,472 30. Merwa 41 1,050 5. Balarwa 54

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX I-Contd.

(List of villages affected in the transfer,)

Local code Area Local code Area Symbol No. of 1951 in Symbol No. of 1951 in No. Name of village Census acres No. Name of village Census acres 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

6. Bana ka Was 7 8.746 69 Kbarda Mewasa 26 8.640 7. Baori 113 17,167 70. Khari Kalan Chaman 116 5.440 8. Bara Kotecha 126 6,400 71. Khari Khurd Khinchiyan 117 2.112 9. Barsalu Kalan 36 3,396 72. Khedapa 64 3.993 10. Baralu Khurd 35 2.628 73. Kbetasar 13 11,122 11. Basni Bhatiyan 131 640 74. Khinda Kor 42 7,243 12. Basni Pathan 99 1.283 75. Khudiyala 25 2,852 13. Basni Tirdan SO 784- 76. Kinjri 31 2.355 14. Begariyan 44 2,657 77. Kotra 122 ).054 IS. Behcbama 12 2,418 78. Lawera Kalan 60 14,592 16. Berai 112 10,944 79. Lawera Khurd 95 6,080 17. Bethwasiya 31 21,760 80. Lunawasiya Shankersingh 166 1.1S2 18. Bhalasarai ]4 3,860 81. Mailana 101 6,720 J9. Bhat Koriya 98 496 82. Maluga 128 7,200 20. Bhawad 163 12,480 83. Mandai Kalan Hi 2,880 21. Bhenscrchawandia 22 3,88] 84. Mandai Khurd 19 2,871 22. Bhenser Kotwali 20 4,455 85. Mathania 120 5,852 23. Bhanser Kutri 21 4,447 86. Moroawara 63 2,471 24. Bbikamkor 10 54,772 87. Nairwa 130 1,200 25. Bigvi 28 2,244 88. Naitran 164 17.088 26. Binjwariya 142 3,520 89. Nandia Jajra S3 4,061 27. Bardan ka Was 367 4,646 90. Nandia Kalan S4 7,872 28. Borvi Kalan 183 1,271 91. Nandia Khurd 52 5,632 29. Borvi Khurd 181 802 92. Nawa Nagariya 186 832 30. Bucbeti 168 5,440 9l. Neora 27 17,792 31. ChandaJiya 5 6,121 94 Osian 29 21,816 32. ChandaJiya 67 5,120 95. Panchala Khurd 3 9,664 33. Chandrekh 47 9,664 96. Raikorlya 56 2,464 34. Changawada Charna~' ]80 355 97 Raimal Wara 33 1.108 35. Changawada Khurd ]78 1,387 98 Rajasni 123 2,112 36. Cherai 2 33,920 99. Rampuriya Bhatiyan 149 8.540 37. Chhidlya 64 2,750 100. Raniya 18 3,306 38. Chindri 51 3,485 101. Santora Kalan 133 1,920 39. Chopasni Chaman 121 832 102 Santora Khurd 132 3,544 40. Dahri 9 6,248 103. Sanwant Kua Kalan 96 1,691 41. Danwara 57 18,432 104 San want Kuwa Khurd 97 1,567 42. Dhanari Kalan 61 5,384 105. Sewaki Kalan 167 5,416 43. Dhanari Khurd 62 3,422 106. Sewki Khurd 182 2.385 44. Doli Nerwa 129 1,404 107. Sili 39 2.718 45. Dhunaria 30 N.A. J08. Sirmandi 379 7.783 46. Farasla 32 11,648 109. Soyala 69 5,632 47. Gangani 185 16.320 110. Surpura Rao Rajawala 184 2.302 48. Ghewra 6 8.858 1 J 1. Tepu 41 11.392 49. Ging!a 40 5,120 112 Tbob 43 9,472 SO. Gopasariya 17 3.694 113. Tinwari 125 11,904 51. Gudiya 388 832 114. Ujalia 162 3,392 52. Hardani 59 5,404 115. Umaid Nagar 119 9,920 53. Hatundi 49 4,047 116. Umadesariya 48 2.819 54. Jatiyawas Kalan 205 3,520 117. Bari 127 3,712 55. Jhaill Gaghari 4 17.792 118. Changawra Kalan 176 496 56 Joyantra 100 4.400 57. Jud 118 7,360 S(ii) As against 4(i) 58. Kajnau Kalan 66 5.437 59. Kajnau Khurd 65 4,352 6 1. Agolai 260 20,224 60. Kapuria 34 3,520 2. Bawarli 259 14,272 61. Karamsaryia Kalan ., 28 1.622 3. Barnau 2 8,000 62. Karamsariya Khurd ., 24 2.022 4. Basni Manana 134 4.864 63. Kasti 165 7,360 S. Bhatelai Chaman 265 2,752 64 Kelawa Kalan 115 3,918 6. Bhatelai Purohitan 266 2,560 65 Kelawa Khurd 114 2,560 7. Dugar 267 10,112 66 Khabaniya 38 1,428 8. Surani 268 1,4112 67. Khabda Kalan II 4,052 9. Tolesar Charnan 262 1,813 68. Khabda Khurd 378 2,240 10. Tolesar Purohitan 261 3,836 55

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX I-Conrld.

(Liltt of villages affected In the transfers)

Local code Area Local code Area Symbol No. of 1951 in Symbol No. of 1951 in No. Name of village Census acres No. Name of village Census acres 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

7(i) As against 2(ii) 23. Kukardo 76 4,032 24. Kumbharo 84 3,520 8(i) As against 6 25. Lawari 86 3,072 26. Mageria 72 6.189 8(ii) 1. Asaranada 201 1.849 27. Mandli Khalsa 102 1.159 2. Asop 77 22,272 28. Mindoli Chaman 92 2,447 3. Bandro 111 2,442 29. Nagalwas 91 2,708 4. Hami Kalan 83 1.600 30. Nandiya Prabhawati •• 169 4,160 S. Bami Khurd 82 4,845 31. Pairi Ranaotan 87 6,976 6. Hasni Had Singh 75 5,446 32. Ramdwas Khurd 174 2,678 7. Hirani 108 4,228 33. Rampuria 78 3,200 8. Burkiya 172 7,040 34. Rcrod 85 8,000 9. Darmi 81 3,378 35. Rundiya 103 6,407 10. Dewatra 171 6,472 36. Sopharon lOS 3,904 11. Dhandora 71 2,880 37. Surpura Khurd ISS 2,253 12. Dodiyal 70 1,276 38. Suwana 74 2,880 13. Gaderi 90 4,978 39. Tambariya Kalan 107 2,303 14. Gajsinghpura 73 8,192 40. Tambariya Khurd 110 11,802 15 Garasani 80 5.824 41. Tigiriya 173 489 16. Godawasiya 170 878 42. Todiyana 93 4,312 17. Govindpura 79 1,052 43. Ustaran 104 13,952 18. Hingoli 88 1,200 19. Hira Desar 106 2,752 8(Jii) As against S(i) 20 Kalawas 109 2,752 21. Khairi Salva 176 4,761 22. Kheri Charan 175 1,256 9 As against 8(ii)

Jodh.2 APPENDIX 11 TO TABLE A-I

Villages with a population of 5,000 and over and toWilS with a popnlation under 5,000

( Units of terri/or), which hIIve nothing to sh~w for this statement have been excluded)

Villages with a population of 5.000 and over Towns with a population of under 5,000 Percentage to Percentage to total Rural total Urban Population of Population of Diatrictffebsil Village Population the district Town Population the district 1 2 3 4 5 6 '7 DISTRIcr 27.815 4.48 Phalodi Tehsil Peelawa 6,199 1.00 Osian Tehail Osian 5.513 0.88 Sbergarh Tebsn Sai 5,014 0.81 Jodhpur Tehsil Mandore 5,087 0.82 Bitara TehsU Bhopalgarh 6,012 0.97

APPENDIX III TO TABLE A-I Houseless and Institutional Population Total Houseless Population Institutional Population Rural Di8trict/lehsH Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DISTRICT T 1.064 589 475 5,B76 _ 4,925 951 R 782 442 340 1,049 970 79 U 282 147 135 4,827 3,955 872 Phalodi Tehsi' T 14 6 8 24 23 R 14 6 8 24 23 U Osian Tehsil* R 417 246 171 159 141 ]8 Shergarh Tensi}· R 12 7 5 147 145 2 Jodhpur Tehsil T 382 198 184 5.271 4,350 921 R 100 51 49 507 450 57 U 282 147 135 4.764 3,900 864 Bilara Tehsi\ T 239 132 107 275 266 9 R 239 132 107 212 211 1 U 63 55 8 • Entirely Rural

TABLE A-II-VARIATION IN POPULATION DURING SIXTY YEARS (1901-1961)

Percentage Decade decade Di!1.lrict Year Persons variation variation Males Pemales 2 3 4 5 6 7 JODHPUR )901 424,805 225,021 199,784 1911 435.306 + 10,501 + 2.47 230,161 205,145 1921 382,855 52,451 12.05 204,790 178,065 }93} 444,013 + 61,158 + 15.91 235,572 208,441 1941 558,841 + 114,828 + 25.86 296.424 262,417 1951 672,653 + Il3,812 + 20.37 354,015 318,638 1961 885,663 + 2tl,OlO + 31.67 469,147 416,516 ·57

APPENDIX TO ·TABLE A-ll

Statement showing 1.951 population according to their territorial jarlsdiction in 1.951, changes in area and the population involved in those changes Area in 1961 Area in 1951 1951 Population Population in Net increase according to Juris- 1951 adjusted or decrease Sq. Sq. 1961 Sq. Sq. diction prevailing to Jurisdiction between co). District/Tehsil miles Km. Population miles Km. in 1951 of 19'61 umns 7 & 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DISTRICT· 1 8,693.0 22,514.8 885,663 9,OZ4.0 23,372.2 691,786 672,653 -J9.133 (-331.0) (-857.4) (-19,133)

Phalodi Tehsil· 2 2,939.3 7,612.7 123,165 3,573.0 9,254.1 110,858 89,820 - 21.038 (-633.7) (-1,641.4) (-21,038)

Osian Tehsil • 3 1,611.1 4,172.7 129,461 .. 94,568 + 94,568 (+1,611.1) (+4,172.7) (+94,568)

Shergarh Tehsil· 4 1,473.5 3,816.4 112,646 1,789.0 4,633.5 92,922 83,JS6 - 9.766 (-315.5) (-817.1) (+9,766)

Jodhpur Tehsil • 5 1.357.3 3,515.3 359,174 2,870.0 7,433.3 381,937 278,020 - 103,917 (-1,512.7) (-3,918.0) (-103,917)

BiI!lra Tehsil· 6 1,311.8 3,397.7 161,217 792.0 2,051.3 106,069 127,089 + 21,020 (+519.8) (+1,346.4) (+21,020)

Note;- (I) The figures given in brackets in columns 5 &. 6 represent the difference in area between 1951 & 1961 and the figures in brackets in column 7 show the difference in population between the area as per jurisdiction in 1951 and the present jurisdiction. (2) 'The area figures shown under columns 2, 3, Sand 6 relate to area figures supplied by the State Revenue Authorities. *1 33 villages and 3 hamlets (area not available) and population ]3,082 of former Bap tehsil of Jaisalmer district transferrd to Phalodi tehsjl of this district and 47 villages and 1 town Pokaran of Phalodi tehsil and 17 villages of Shergarh tehsiJ with an area 841.8 Sq. miles and 372.5 Sq. miles respectively with total population 32,215 of this district transferred to Pokarao tehsil of Jaisalmer district vide Govt. Notification No. F.2(46} GAIA/53 dated 31-5-54. ·2 (i) 33 Villages (area not available) and population 13,082 of former Bap tebsil of laisalmer district transferred to this tehsil. (ii) 2 Villages viz. Kolu (code no. 30) and Kushlawa (code no. 31) with an area of 28.0 Sq. miles and population 1,732 transferred from Shergarh tehsil of Jodhpur district to this tehsil. (iii) 18 Villages with an area of 413.7 Sq. milell and population 15,180 of this tehsil transferred to newly constituted Ollian tehsil of Jodhpur district. (iv) 47 Villages and 1 town Pokaran with an area of 841.8 Sq. miles and population 20,672 of this tehsil transferred to pokaran tehsil of Jaisalmer district. ·3 (i) 118 Villages with an area of Il3,S.1 Sq. miles and population 79.388 of 10dhpur tehsU of 10dhpur district transferred to this tehsil. (ii) Changes enumerated as against foot note symbol *2(iii) above. *4 (i) 10 Villages with an area of 109.3 Sq. miles and population 3,509 of Jodhpur tehsil of Jodhpur district transferred to this tehsil. (ii) 17 Villages with an area of 372.5 Sq. miles and po,mlalion 11,543 of this transferred to newly constituted Pokaran. tehsn of Jaisalmer district. (iii) Changes enumerated as against foot note of symbol ·2 (ii) above. ·5 (i) Changes enumerated as against foot note of symbol ·3(i) and symbol *4(i) above. (ii) 43 Villages with an area of 302.8 Sq. miles and poulation 21,020 of thie tehsil transferred to Bilua tehsil of Jodhpur district. *6 Changes enumerated as against foot note symbol ·5(ii) above.

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TABLE A-III-VILLAGES

I-Villages with less Less than 200 200-499 Total No~or Total Rural Population Population Population inhabited No. No. District/Tehail villages Persons Males Females Malel Females Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11

DlSTRtcr 716 620,453 326..931 193,521 123 6,916 6,170 188 33.415 30.5'6

PhaJodi T.,.bsiJ 127 J07,443 57,040 50,403 30 1,677 1,457 30 5,399 4,778

Osian Tehail 136 129,461 68,125 61,336 18 694 592 35 6,512 5,911

Shergarh Tehail 90 112,646 6OA13 52,213 5 268 239 16 2,881 2,<)15

JodhPur Tehail 205 134.414 70,120 63#694 52 3,IS3 2,871 60 10,296 9,641 Bitara Tohsil IS8 136.489 70,614 6S,87S 18 1,134 1,011 47 8,327 7,621 59

CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION

Ill-Villages with a than 2.000 Population Population of 10,000 II-Villages with a Population of 2.000-9.999 &. above 500--999 1.000-1.999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 ]0,000 and above Population Population Population Population Population No. No. No. Males Females No. No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 12 13 14 JS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 201 75,996 68,943 134 96,499 87,049 65 99,196 87,868 5 14.900 12.925 29 11,539 10,340 29 21,567 18,752 8 13,581 12,154 3,277 2.922 35 13,109 11.955 30 2O,23R 18,495 17 24,654 21,788 2,918 2,595 31 12,022 10,630 22 16,920 14,782 15 25,629 21.646 2,713 2,301 58 21,057 18,769 19 13,756 12,803 15 19.603 17,378 2,855 2,232 48 18,269 17,249 34 24,018 22.217 10 15,729 14,901 3,137 2,875 60

TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFmD BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901

Percentage Status of Decade decade Districtrrehsil Name of Town Town Year Persons variation variation Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

ALL C'ZLASlmS :1901 113,835 58,598 55,237 DISTRICT :1911 114,557 + 722 + 0.63 58,934 55,623 1921 103,802 - 10.755 -- 9.39 54,87" 48,928 1931 130,141 + 26.339 + 25.37 69,466 60,675 1941 168,339 + 38,198 + 29.35 89,593 78,746 1951 223,270 + 54,931 + 32.63 117,582 105,688 19411 265,210 + 41,940 + 18.78 142,215 122.995 DISTR.ICT I €LASS (100,000 and over) 1941 126.842 68,815 58,027 1951 180,717 + 53,875 + 42.47 96,389 84,328 1961 224.760 + 44,043 + 24.37 121,712 103,048 Jodhpur TehaiJ Jodhpur (M) 1901- 79,109 41,502 37,607 29.15 Sq. miles 1911- 79,756 + 645 + 0.82 41,838 37,918 75.50 Sq. Km. 1921 73,480 6,276 - 7.87 39,747 33,733 1931 94,736 + 21.256 + 28.93 52,165 42,571 1941 126,842 + 32,106 + 33.89 68,815 58,027 1951 180,717 + 53,875 + 42.47 96,389 84,328 1961 224,760 + 44,043 + 24.37 121,712 103,048 DlSTRlcr II CLASS (50,000-99,999) 1901 60,437 30,043 30,394 1911 59,262 1,175 - "1.94 29,351 29,911 1921 73,480 + 14,218 + 23.99 39,747 33,733 1931 94,736 + 21.256 + 28.93 52,165 42,S71 1941 1951 1961

DISTRICT III CLASS (20,000-49,999) 1911 20,494 12,487 f,007 DlSTR.ICT IV CLASS (10,000-19,999) 1901 32,596 18,059 14,537 1911 13,825 - 18,771 57.59 6,375 7,450 1921 12,801 1,024 7.61 6,175 6,626 1931 14,982 + 2,181 + 17.04 7,091 7,891 1941 17,689 + '2,707 + 18.07 8,564 9.125 1951 36,762 + 19,073 + 107.82 18,265 18,497 1961 40,450 + 3,688 + 10.03 20,503 19,947 Phalodi Tehsil Phalodi (M) 1901 13,924 6,600 7,324 27.45 Sq. miles 1911 13,825 99 0.71 6,375 7,450 71.09 Sq. Km. 1921 12,801 1,024 7.41 6,175 6,626 1931 14,982 + 2,181 + 17.04 7,091 7,891 1941 17,689 + 2,707 + 18.07 8,564 9,125 1951 15,224 2,465 13.94 7,227 7,997 1961 15,722 + 498 + 3.27 7.745 7,977 Note :_ - Jodhpur town (other than Jodhpur city) which was treated as a separate urban unit in 1901, population 18,672 (11,459 M, 7,213 F) and in 1911. population 20,494 (12,487 M, 8,007 F) was subsequently mer~ed with Jodhpur M. The combined population for Jodhpur city, and Jodhpur town for 1901 and 1911 bas been shown against Jodhpur M. 61

TABLE A-IV-TOWNS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION IN 1961 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901-ConcJd.

Status of Percentage District/Tehsil Name of Town Town Decade decade Year Persons variation variation Males Females 1 2 3 s 6 7 8 9 BHara Tebsil Pipar (M) " 1901 6,785 3,239 20.26 Sq. miles 3.546 1911 7,556 771 11.36 3,796 3,760 S2.47 Sq. Km. + + 1921 6,494 1,062 14.06 3,241 3,253 1931 7,961 + 1,467 + 22.59 3,913 4,048 1941 8,917 + 956 + 12.01 4,451 4,466 1951 11,251 + 2,334 + 26.17 5,699 5,~52 1961 12,S57 + 1,306 + 11.61 6,433 6,124 Bilara Tehsil Bilara (M) 1901 8,695 4,464 39.47 Sq. miles 4,231 1911 8,606 89 1.02 4,453 4,153 102.23 Sq. Km. 1921 6,364 2,242 26.05 3,308 3,056 1931 7,451 + 1,087 + 17.08 3,800 3,651 1941 8,864 + 1,413 + 18.96 4,608 4,256 1951 10,287 + 1,1423 + 16.05 5,339 4,948 1961 12,171 + 1,884 + 18.31 6,325 5,846 DISTRICT V CLASS (5,000-9,999) 1901 20,802 10,496 10,306 1911 16,162 4,640 22.31 8,249 7,913 1921 12.858 3,304 20.44 6,549 6.309 1931 20,423 + 7,565 + 58.83 10.210 10,213 1941 23,808 + 3,385 + 16.57 12,214 11,594 1951 5,791 - 18,017 75.68 2,928 2,863 DISTRICT VI CLASS (Less than 5.000) 1911 4,814 2,472 2,342 1921 4,663 151 3.14 2,403 2,260

------~------,,------Note:- The district totals for each class of town relating to the years 1901 to 1951 do not correspond with the totals that would be arrived at by adding of the population figures of various towns relating to each census year. This is because that the district figures relating to the past census years also contained the population of those places which were claSSified as towns in the various censuses. M = Municipality.

APPENDIX TO TABLE A-IV

TOWD!> in 1951 declassified in 1961 (No new town was added in 1961)

Area· (1951) Population Tehsil Name of Town Sq. miles Sq. Km. 1961 1951 2 3 4 5 6 Phalodi Lohawat 0.11 0.28 7.963 5.791 -Largely conjectural 62

ECONOMIC TABLES

( Note on B-Series)

In 1951 Census Reports, the populatiol'l was Table B~III classified on the concept of 'dependency' which has been changed to tbat of 'workers' and "non-workers' at 6. This table has been compiled into two parts. the current Census. The change in the concept will be Part A deals with urban popUlation of the district helpful in finding out the realistic picture of the classified into nine industrial categories of workers economic activity of those important sections of house­ and a separate category of non-workers cross tabulated hold workers who otherwise have been left out of by literacy and various educational levels. Part B account in the past censuses. refers to rural population of the district as well as for each tebsiI wbere educational levels have been confined 2. This series has been divided into two parts viz., only to two categories viz., Primary or Junior (i) General Economic Tables and (ii) Household Basic and Matriculation and above. It is an important Economic Tables. table indicating employment of persons of diffe­ rent educational standards amongst the various categories of workers. The educational qualifications (i) GENERAL ECONOMIC TABLES of available man-power can be assessed with the help 3. There are 9 General Economic Tables in this of this table. series. The first 3 tables distribute the working and non-working population by economic activity correlated Table B-IV with sex, age and educational l.evels. A m?re elaborate classificatIon of workers by Industry accordIng 7. This table has been presented in three parts. to the Standard Industrial Classification is presented Part A deals with the industrial classification of worker in Table B-IV while it has been shown by occupation of persons at work at household industry separately for in Table B-V. Table B·VI proviQes information total, rural and urban parts 9f the district, showing about those occupations of National Classification the figures for divisions and major groups of Indian which attract educated personnel in urban areas. Standard Industrial Classification. Divisionwise figures Another Table B-VII shows the claSSification of for each tehsil in case of its rural areas are also workers by secondary work and the last two tables shown. distribute the non-workers by sex, age and eight broad classes according to the activities pursued 8. Part B of this table provides the data regarding industrial classification by sex and class of worker of by them. persons at work in non' household industry, trade, business, profession or service for total and urban areas Table D-I of the district by divisions and major groups. 4. This is a basic economic table prepared on the 9. In Part C of this table the data has been fur­ basis of Primary Census Abstract, In this table the nished for industrial classification by sex and divisions, population has been divided into nine industrial catego­ major and minor groups of persons at work other ries of workers based on Indian Standard Industrial than cultivation for total and urban areas of the Classification and a separate category of non-workers district. Such data for rural part of each tehsil is also (detailed classification of which are available in Table presented in the supplementry table to B-IV Part-C B-IX in Part II-B (ii) of State Census Report) further by divisions only. classified into sex and broad age-groups \liz., 0-14, 15-34, 35-59 and 60+. The classification of workers and 10. This table is quite important as it furnishes non-workers by specific age-groups, is a special feature employment position in respect of various sectors of of 1961 Census. The age-groups correspond to the economy not only indicating the class of the workers different stages of life which have special Significance viz., employer, employee, single worker, family worker with reference to capacity to work viz., children, young but also by different branches of industry according to persons, middle aged and eld~r1y persons. petail:d divisions and major groups is Parts A and B and also classification of non-workers IS, however, glven In by minor groups of Indian Standard Industrial Classifi~ ] able B-IX. cation in Part C. 5. This table presents data separately for total, rural 11.. As the information included in Part C of this and urban population of the district while those table is quite voluminous, the minor groups having for tehsils for rural areas only. Another Table B-I1 figl:lres less than 1% of the total workers of the respec· showing such information for each town is not repro~ tive division (less than 0.5% in case of division 2&3) duced in this book and has been given in Part II-B (i) of have been excluded and relegated to the Appendix atta· State Census Report. ched to this part cf the table. 63

12. The Standard Industrial Classification, repro­ 17. In case a worker is engaged in two or more duced as an appendix at the end of note on this series kinds of work, the work consuming the larger portion describes in detail the various codes used for divisions, of time has been treated his principal work while major and minor groups. another consuming larger portion of his time conSIdered his secondary work. Table B-V 18. Part B of this table presents the industrial 13. This is a new table and has been compiled for classification by sex of persons working in non-house­ total and urban population by sel{ in order to provide hold industry, trade, business, profession or service who information regarding occupational classification in the are also engaged in household industry. Such data has district engaged in production other than cultivation, been presented in this part of the table by principal further classified into divisions and groups on the basis work and additional work based on divisions and major of the National Classification of Occupations. Under groups for the district as a whole while it has been shown each group the detailed occupational families are shown. by divisions only in case of each tehsil for its rural areas. Families having less than I % of workers of the respec' tive division (less than 0.5% in case of families under Table B-VIII division 7~8) are not given in this table but are shown in an appendix attached at the end of this table. A fly Ie'af sbowing appropriate industrial category is also 19.· This is a new table prepared for the first time given in place of industrial c&.tegory appearing in the in the current Census. This table presents the distribu­ table due to insufficient description given in the enume­ tion of unemployed persons aged IS and above by sex ration slip for industry or coding mistake. The occupa­ and educational levels. It has been compiled into two tional classification of persons engaged in non-agricultural parts. Part A relates to urban areas and is presented pursuits has been furtber detailed according to various for the district as a whole. Part 8 relates to rural areas categories of workers. The categories of workers are and is presented upto tehsil level. same 'as adopted for Primary Census Abstract. 20. The number of unemployed in Part A of this 14. In this table cross tabulation of industry table have been further split up by (i) persons seeking and occupation has been made for the first time employment for the first time and (ii) persons employed while such information was combmed in the previous before but now out of employment and seeking work. censuses· Tile age-groups in the first case are 15-19,20-24, 25-29, 30-34 and 35+- which are modified in the second case as Table B-VI 15-19, 20-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-59 and 60+. 15. This is a new table prepared for the first time 2l. The break-up of educational levels is much in 1961 Census and provides information about those elaborate in Part A which is the same as given in Table occupations which attract educated personnel. It B-III Part A while such educational levels are confined has been prepared only for urban areas of the district only to (I) Primary or Junior Basic and (ii) Matricula­ upto divisional level of the National Classification of tion and above, in Part B of this Table. Occupations. The' workers under each occupational divi­ sion have been classified by broad age-groups viz., 0-14, Table B-IX 15-34, 35-59 and 60 and above. The age-groups have been further classified according to educational levels 22. This table presents the distribution of non­ as adopted in Economic Table B-lII Part A. However, working population by broad age-groups and eight the figures for total workers under each occupational classes of non-workers based on the recommendation of division have been provided for total only and not for the United NatIOns Organisation. In this table data has different age-groups. It may be noted that total work­ been shown for total, rural and urban areas of the ers for occupational division in this table corresponds to district s-eparately and upto tehsil level for rural areas the total workers of urban areas in Table B-V. ooly. Such information on the non-working population bad never been compiled before. Table B-VII 16. This table has been compiled into two parts. (ii) HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC TABLES Part A presents persons working principally (i) as cultivators (ii) as agricultural labourers or ~iii) at 23. There are 8 Household Economic Tables in this household industry classified by sex and by the nature series compiled in the current Census which is a first of their secondary work (i) at household industry (ii) attempt for collecting economic data on the basis of as cultivator or !iii) as agricUltural labourer. Such data households in addition to what is collected for each has been presented in this part by divisions and major individual. In a predominantly agricultural State where groups separately for the total, rural and urban parts most of the population is in rural areas and where of the district and by divisions only in case of rural much of the goods produced are consumed by tbe part of each tehsil. population itself, collection of information purely on the lodh.3 64

basis of individuals tends to go slightly out of focus (b) entirely held from private persons or unless such information is supplemented by information institutions for payment in money, kind on economic activities of the household as an entity. A or share, and decision was, therefore, taken that the information rela­ ting to the economic activities of the majority of house­ Cc) partly held from Government and partly holds viz., cultivation activities and household industry from private persons for payment in should be collected at the current Census. money, kind or share.

24. A household Schedule was used at the Census, 30. Abbreviations (a), (b) and (c) have been used 1961 for this purpose. In the Part I of this Schedules in place of legends for interest in land cultivated under information on the extent of land cultivated by the column 1 of the table and the same have been spelt household, either owned or held from Government or held out at the bottom of the table. from private persons or institutions for payment iH money, kind or share, and extent of land given to Table B-XII private persons for cultivation for payment in rooney, kind or share was collected. Besides, nature of house­ 31. In this table the data has been shown for the hold industry conducted by the household and the district total, rural and urban areas separately and duration of the industry in a year alongwith number of also up to tehsil level for rural areas only. The table family workers and hired workers engaged in cultivation will facilitate a further study of households which are or household industry or in both was also collected. engaged only in cultivation, as each household having a particular size of holding mentioned in Table B-XI 25. All these tables have been prepared on the has been cross tabulated with reference to the number basis of 20% sample of households. of persons working in cultivation. The holding has been grouped into the following size ranges ( in Table B-X acres); less than 1, 1.0-2.4, 2.5-4.9, 5.0-7.4, 7.5-9.9, 10.0-12.4, 12.5-14.9, 15.0-29.9, 30.0-49.9 and 50+ and 26. This table is prepared on a 20% sample of unspecified. households and is presented for the district total, rural and urban areas separately and upto tehsil level for 32. In case of household where more than one rural areas only. The sample households have been person is working, the number of family workers and' classified into four categories viz., (i) households engaged hired workers have been separated. Family workers have neither in Cultivation nor Household Industry, (ij) bouse­ also been separately tabulated by sex. holds engaged in Cultivation only, (iii) households engaged in Household Industry only and (iv) householde engaged Table B-XIII both in Cultivation and Household Industry. Thus, the table divides all the households in three important sectors 33. This table is presented separately for rural 'and of economic activity. urban areas of the district. The table shows the distri. bution of sample households engaged both in Cultivation 27. Cultivation includes ownership, tenancy cultiva­ and Household Industry classified by size of land tion and agricultural labour. The Household Industry cultivated and by size of Household Industry. The relates to production, processing, servicing or repairing Household Industries have been classified according to and includes making and selling of goods. the code numbers of divisions 0, 1, 2 & 3 and their major groups of Indian Standard Industrial Classification Table B-XI (for detailed description see Appendix at the end of the note on this series). It throws light on Household 28. This table presents data for the district total, Industries which are carried on as an ancillary to culti· rural and urban areas separately and upto tehsil level vation in different parts of the district. for rural areas only. In this table a more detailed examination of the cultivating households, which have Table B-XIV been separated in the previous table, has been made. Such households have been classified according to tIle size 34. In this table the data has been presented for the of land cultivated and cross tabulated by the interest in total, rural and urban households separately for the land cultivated The sizes of land in acres are given as district and relates to households engaged only in less than 1, 1.0-2.4, 2.5-4.9, 5.0-7.4, 7.5-9.9, 10.0-12.4, Household Industry. The table has been prepared in two 12.5-14.9, 15.0~29.9, 30.0-49.9, 50+ and unspecified. parts:-

29. The interest in land cultivated has been classi­ Part A:-It relates to households classified by major fied into the following three categories :- groups of principal Household Industry and number of persons engaged in each, grouped under 1,2, 3-5, 6-10 (a) entirely owned or held from Government, and more than 10 persons. The Household Industries 65 have been classified according to the code number of year and under each category number of households divisions 0, 1, 2 & 3 and their major groups of Indian number of family workers and number of hired workers Standard Industrial Classification (for detailed description are given. This table thus, furnishes important data of code numbers see Appendix at the end of the note on the seasonality of various household industries and on this series). yields inferences on the seasonality of Household Indus­ try with seasonality of Cultivation. Part B:-Jt relates to households classified by minot groups of principal Household Industry. In cases where 37. The major groups of Household Industry having there are more than one Household Industry under a less than 10% of the figures of the respective division minor group, sub-minor group numbers in four digits which have been omitted from the table are shown in have been given. the Appendix at the end of the table. For detailed description of divisions and major groups of Household Table 8-XV Industry see Appendix at the end of the note on this series. 35. This table has been prepared for households engaged both in Cultivation and Household Industry. Table 8-XVII The data has been shown separately for total, rural and urban areas of the district. Tehsilwise break-ups for 38. The data in this table has been presented sepa­ rural areas only could not be given here due to short rately for the district total, rural and urban areas. The of space, however, the same is available in Part III of family sizes of sample households have been classified State Census Report. In this table, an analysis has been according to single member, 2-3 members, 4-6 members, made of persons working in these households with 7-9 members and to Plembers and over. It may be reference to size of holding. In cases where more than noted that although the 'Census HousehJld' is not exactly one person is employed, the number of family workers the same as 'Family' to the extent that it may also and h~red workers are separately given. Similar data in . include unrelated persons residing with the family during respect of households engaged in Cultivation only has the census count, yet this table gives a general idea of already been given in Table B-XII. A comparison bet­ the family sizes as in the majority of families outsiders ween this table and Table B-XIJ will show how the are likely to be insignificant. combination of Household Industry with Cultivation effects the employment position. This table helps to establish a co-relation between the Household Industry 39. The sample households have also been classified and the scale of Cultivation. by economic activity by work in cultivation or house­ hold industry. H0useholds engaged in cultivation have Table B-XVI been further classified by size of land holding. Classifi­ cation by economic activity as well as by size of land 36. This table is confined only to Household Industry holding is presented only for rural areas while a~d ~he data has been presented separately for the classification by size of households is presented for total dIstnct total, rural and urban areas. The data in respect and urban areas. of Households engaged in Household Industry only or both in Household Industry and Cultivation are given 40. Separate volumes Part II-B (i) & (ii) for General separately. Household Industry is classified according to Economic Tables and Part III for Household EconomiC period of working of the industry grouped under 1-3 Tables have been issued in which the various concepts months, 4-6 months, 7-9 months and 10 months to one used, have been discussed in detail.

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APPENDIX STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION Naja. Minor Major Millor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) J 2 3 1 2 3 Division O-AgricuJture, livestock, forestry, fishing and hunting

00 Field Produce and Plantation Crops 02 Forestry and Logging-concld. Production of cereal crops (including Bengal Production of gums. resins, lac. barks, herbs. gram) such as rice, wheat, jowar, bajra maize 000 wild fruits and leaves by the exploitation of forests 02' Production of pulses. such as arhar. moong, masur, urd, kbesari, other gram OO} Production and gathering of other forest pro­ ducts not covered above 026 Production of raw jute and kindred fibre crops 002 03 Fishing Production of raw cotton and kindred Production of fish by fishing in sea 030 fibre crops 003 Production of fish by fishing in inland waters Production of oilsecds, sugarcane and other including the operation of fish farms and cash crops 004 fish hatcheries 031 Production of other crops (including vegetab­ Production of pearls. conch, shens. sponges les) not covered above 005 by gathering or lifting from sea,river, pond 032 Production of fruits and nuts in plantation, 04 Li,'elltock and Hunting vines and orchards 006 Production and rearing of livestock (large Production of wood, bamboo, cane reeds, heads only) mainly for milk and animal thatching grass, etc. 007 power such as cow, buffalo, soat 040 Production of juice by tapping palms 008 Rearing of sheep and productiol'l of wool 041 Production of other agricultural produce (in­ Rearing aod production of other animals cluding fruits and Duts not covered by code (mainly for slaughter) such as pig .. 042 number 006 and flowers) not covered above 009 Production of ducks, hens and other small 01 Plantation Crops birds. eggs by rearin.g and poultry farming 043 Production of tea in plantation 010 Rearing of bees for the production of.honey. wax and conection of honey 044 Production of coffee in plantation 011 Rearing of silk worm and production of Production of rubber in plantation " 012 cocoons and raw silk 04' Production of tobacco in plantation 013 Rearing of other small animals and insects 046 Production of ganja, cinchona, opium 014 Trapping of animals or games propagation 047 Production of other plantation crops not covered above OIS Production of other animal husbandry prod- ucts such as skin, bone, ivory and teeth 048 02 Forestry and Logging Division I-Mining and Quarrying Planting, replanting and conservation of for­ ests 020 10 Mining and Quarrying Felling and cutting of trees and transporta­ Mining of coal 100 tion of logs 021 Mining of iron ores 101 Preparation of timber .. 022 Mining of gold and silver ores 102 Production of fuel including charcoal byex­ ploitation of forest 023 Mining of manganese 11>3 Production of fodder by exploitation of forests 024 Mining of mica 104 68.

APPENDIX-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 2 3

Division I-Mining and Quarrying-concld. 21 Beverages-concld.

10 Mining and Quarrying-concld. Production of aerated and mineral water .. 214 Mining of other non-ferrous metallic ores 105 Production of ice 215 Mining of crude petroleum and natural gas 106 Production of ice cream 216 Quarrying of stone (including slate), clay, sand, Processing of tea in factories 217 gravel, limestone 107 Processing of coffee in curing works 218 Mining of chemical earth such as soda ash .• 108 Production of otber beverages 219 Mining and quarrying of non-metallic produ­ cts not classified above such as precious and 22 Tobacco Products semi-precious stones, asbestos, gypsum, sulphur, asphalt 109 Manufacture of bidi 220 Division 2&3-Manu/acturing Manufacture of cigars and cheroots 221 20 Foodstuffs Manufacture of cigarette and cigarette toba­ cco 222 Production of rice. aUa, flour etc. by milling dehusking and processing of crops and food Manufacture of hookah tobacco 223 grains .. 200 Manufacture of snuff 224 Production of sugar and syrup ftom sugar­ cane in mills 201 Manufacture of jerda and other chewing tobacco 225 Production of indigenous sugar, gur from Manufacture of other tobacco products 226 sugar cane or palm juice and production of candy .. 202 23 Textile-Cotton Production of fruit products such as jam, jelly, sauce and canning and preservation of fruits 203 Cotton ginning, cleaning, pressing and baling 230 Slaughtering, preservation of meat and fish Cotton spinning (other than -in mills) 231 and canning of fish 204 Cotton spinning and weaving in mills 232 Production of bread, biscuits. cake and other bakery products 205 Cotton dyeing, bleaching 233 Cotton weaving in powerlooms Production of butter, gbee, cheese and other 234 dairy products .. 206 Cotton weaving in handlooms 235 Production of edible fats and oils (other than Manufacturing of khadi textile in handlooms 236 hydrogenated oil) 207 Printing of cotton textile 237 Production of hydrogenated oils (Vanaspati) 208 Manufacturing of cotton nets 238 Product ion of other food products such as Manufacturing of cotton, cordage, rope and sweetmeat and condiments, muri, murki, twine 239 chira, khoi, cocoa, chocolate, toffee, lozenge 209 24 Textile-Jute 21 Beverages Jute pressing and baling .. Production of distilled spirits, wines, liquor 240 from alcoholic malt, fruits and malts in Jute spinning and weaving 241 distillery and brewery 210 Dyeing and bleaching of jute 242 Production of country liquor 211 Production of indigenons liquor such as toddy, Printing of jute textile 243 liquor from mahua, palm juice .• 212 Manufacture of other products like rope, cordage from jute and similar fibre such as Production of other liquors not covered above 213 hemp, mesta .. 244 6Q

APPENDIX-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group GroDp (Code) Description (Code) (Code) DescripHon (Code)

2 3 2 3

2S Textile-Wool 28 M'mufaclure of Wood and Wooden Product.r-concJd. Wool baling and pressing 2S0 Manufacture of structural wooden goods (Incl- uding treated. timber) such as beams, posts Wool cleaning and processing (scouring) 2S1 doors, windoWS 282 Wool spinning and weaving in mill 2S2 Manufacture of wooden industrial goods other than transport equipment such as bobbin and Wool spinning other than in mills 253 similar equipment and fixtures " 283 Woo) weaving in power]oom 254 Manufacture of other wooden products such as utensils, toys, artwares 284 Wool weaving in handloom 2SS Manufacture of veneer and plywood 28S Embroidery and art work in woollen textile •• 256 Manufacture of plywood products such as tea cheat 286 26 Textile-Silk Manufacture of boxes and packing cases other Spinning and weaving of silk textile in mill 260 than plywood • • . . . • • • 287 Dyeing and bleaching of silk 261 Manufacture of materials from cork, bamboo, Spinning of silk other than in mills 2.62 cane, leaves and other allied products .. 288 Weaving of silk textile by powerloom 263 Manufacture of other wood and allied products not covered above •. 2i9 Weaving of silk textile by hand loom 264 Printing of silk textile 26S 29 Paper and Paper Products Manufacture of pulp from wood, rags, waste Manufacture of silk cordage, rope and twine 266 paper lind other fibres and the conversion of such pulp into any kind of paper and paper 27 Textile-Miscellaneous board in mill 290 Manufacture of carpet and all other similar type of textile prodUcts Manufaeture of pulp from wood, rags, waste­ 270 paper and other fibres and tbe conversion of such pulp into any kind of paper and paper Manufacture of hosiery and other knitted board handmade •• fabrics and garments .. 271 291 Embroidery and making of crepe lace and fringes Manufacture of products, such as paper bags, 272 boxes, cards, envelopes and moulded pulp goods from paper, paper board and pulp 292 Making of textile garments including raincoats and headgear 213 30 Printing and Publishing Manufacture of made up textile goods except wearing appare I such as curtains. pillow cases, Printing and publishing of newspapers and peri- bedding materials, mattres, textile bags .• 274 odicalS . • • . . . . . • . 300

Manufacture of waterproof textile products Printing and publishing of books •• 301 such as oil cloth, tarpaulin 275 All other types of printing including lithography, Manufacture and recovery of all types of fibres engraving, etching, block making and other for purposes of padding. wadding and upho- work connected with printing industry • • 302 lstery filling 276 All types of binding, stitching, sizing and other Manufacture of coir and coir products 277 allied work connected with binding industry 303 Manufacture of umbrellas ., 278 31 LeQlher and Leather Products Processing and manufacture of textile products Currying, tanning and finishing of hides and not covered above 279 skins and preparation of finished leather .• 310 28 Manufacture of Wood and Wooden Product. Manufacture of shoes and other leather Coot­ wear •. 311 Sawing and planing of wood 280 Manufacture of clothing and wearing apparel Manufacture of wooden furniture and fixtures 211 (except footwear) made of leather and fur •• 312 70

APPENDIX~Con!d. Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 2 3

31 Leather and Leather Products-coneld. 34 Ntm-meta/l;c Mineral Products other than Petrolellm and Coal Manufacture ofleatber products (except those covered byeode Nos. 311, 312), such as Manufacture of structural clay products such leather upholstery, suitcases, pocket books, as bricks, tiles 340 cigarette and key cases, purses, saddlery, whip and other articles .. 313 Manufacture of cement and cement products 341 Repair of Ilhoes and other leather Cootwear 314 Manufacture of lime 342 Repair of all other leather products except Manufacture of structural stone goods, stone footwear 315 dressing and stone crushing 343 32 Rubber. Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacture of stonewares, other than images 344 Manufacture of tyres and tubes 320 Manufacture of stone images 34:5 Manufacture of rubber footwear 321 Manufacture of plaster of paris and its products 346 Manufacture of rubber goods used for Manufacture of asbestos products 347 industrial purpose •• 322 Manufacture of mica products 348 Manufacture of all kinds of other rubber products from natural or synthetic rubber 35 Manufacture of earthenware and earthen including rubber raincoat 323 pottery 350 Productions of petroleum, kerosene and Manufacture of chinaware and crockery 351 other petroleum products in petroleum refineries 324 Manufacture of porcelain and its products 352 Production of coaltar and coke in coke oven 325 Manufacture of glass bangles and beads 353 Manufacture of other coal and coaltar Manufacture of glass apparatus 354 products not covered elsewhere 326 Manufacture of earthen image, busts and 33 Chemicals and Chemical Products statues 355 Manufacture of basic industrial chemicals Manufacture of eartben toys and artwares such as acids, alkalis and their salts not except those coverd by code No 355 356 elsewhere specified 330 Manufacture of glass and glass products Manufacture of dyes, paints, colours and except optical and photographic lenses and varnishes 331 glass products covered above •. 357 Manufacture of fertilizers 332 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere speCified 359 Manufacture of ammunition, explosives and fire works 333 36 Baric Metals and their Products except Mac- hinery and Transport Equipment Manufacture of matches 334 Manufacture of iron and steel including smel- ting, refining, r~lIing, conversion into basic Manufacture of medicines, pharmaceutical forms such as billets, blooms, tubes, rods 360 preparations, perfumes, cosmetics and other toilet preparations except soap 335 Manufacture ineluding smelting, refining of non-ferrous metals and alloys in basic forms 361 Manufacture of soap and other washing and cleaning compounds 336 Manufacture of armaments 362 Manufacture of turpentine, synthetic, resin and plastic products and materials (including Manufacture of structural steel products synthetic rubber) 337 such as joist, rail, sheet, plate •. 363 Manufacture of common salt 338 Manufacture of iron and steel furniture . 364 Manufacture of other chemicals and chern ical Manufacture of bras5 and bell metal products 36S products not covered above (including inedible oils and fats) 339 Manufacture of aluminium products 366 71

APPENDIX-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor o roup Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 2 3

36 Basic :Metals and their Products except Mac­ 38 Transport Equipmenl-concld. hinery and Transport Equipment-concld. Manufacture of bicycles and tricycles and Manufacture of metal products (other than accessories such as saddle, seat frame, gear 385 of iron brass, bell metal and aluminium) Building and repairing of water transport such as tin can 367 equipment such as ships, boats and manu­ facture of marine engines 386 Enamelling, galvanising, plating (including electroplating) polishing and welding of Manufacture and repair of air transport eq­ metal products 368 uipment including aeroplanes, aeroengines 387 Manufacture of sundry hard wares such as Repairing of bicycles and tricycles 388 G.I. pipe, wire net, bolt, screw. bucket, cu­ Manufacture of other transport equipment tlery (This will also include the manufacture not covered above such as animal drawn of sundry ferrou.. engineering products done and hand drawn vehicles 389 by jobbing engineering concerns which can not be classified in major groups 36, 37, 38 39 Miscellaneous Manufaeluring Industries and 39) 369 Manufacture of optical instruments and len­ 37 Machiner), ( All kinds olher than Transport) ses, opthalmic goods and photographic and Electrical Equipment equipment and supplies 390 Manufacture and assembling of machinery Manufacture of scientific, medical and surgi· (other than electrical) except textile mach­ cal instruments and equipment and supplies 391 inery 370 Assembling and repairing ()f watches and Manufacture and assembling of prime mover clocks 392 and boilers, other than electrical equipment, such as diesel engines, road roliers, tractors 371 Manufacture of jewellery, silverware and wares using gold and other precious metals 393 Manufacture of machine too)s 372 Manufacture and tuning of musical instru­ ments 394 Manufacture of textile machinery and acc­ essories 373 Manufacture of stationery articles not cov­ ered elsewhere such as pencil, penholder. Manufacture of heavy electrical machinery fountainpen 395 and equipment such as motors, generators, transformers 374 Manufacture of sports goods 396 Manufacture and repair work of goods not Manufacture of electric lamps and fans .. 375 assignable to any other group 399 Manufacture of insulated wires and cables 376 Division 4-Construction Manufacture of all kinds of battery 377 40 Construction

Manufacture of electronic equipment such Contruction and maintenance of buildin~ as radio, microph

Manufacture and assembling of motor vehic­ Division 5-Electriciry. Gas, Waler and les ofaB types (excepting motor engines) 382 Sanitary Services Manufacture of motor vehicles engines Rarts so Electricity and Gas and accessories 383 Generation and transmission electric Repairing and servicing of motor vehicles 31$4 energy SOC)

Jodh. 4-A 72

APPEND~Contd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 1 2 3 2 3

50 Electricity and Gas-conc1d. Wholesale Trade-concld. Distribution of electric energy 501 Wholesale trading in tyres, tubes and allied rubber products 616 Manufacture of gas in gas works and dis­ tribution to domestic and industrial con­ Wholesale trading in petrol, mobil oil and sumers 502 allied products 617 S 1 Water Supply and Sanitary Services Wholesale trading in other household equipment not covered above 618 Collection, purification and distribution of water to domestic and industrial consumers 510 62 Wholesale trading in bricks, tiles and other building materials 620 Garbage and sewage disposal, operation ofdrainage system and all other types of work Wholesale tracting in wood, bamboo, cane, connected with public health and sanitation Sll thatches and similar products •• 621 Division 6-Trade and Commerce 63 Wholesale trading in paper and other statio­ nery goods 60 Wholesale Trade 630 Wholesale trading in agricultural and industrial Wholesale trading in cereals and pulses 600 machinery equipment and tools and appli­ Wholesale trading in vegetables. fruits, ances otber than electrical . . . . 631 sugar, spices, oil, fish, dairy products, eggs, poultry and other food stuff (not covered Wholesale trading in electrical machinery and elsewhere) 601 equipment like motor, battery, electric fan, bulb .. •. •• .• " 632 Wholesale trading in all kinds of fabrics, and textile products, such as garments, Wholesale trading in all kinds of transport hessian, gunny bag, silk and woolenyarn. and storage equipment • • . • 633 shirtings, suitings, hosiery products •• 602 Wholesale trading in skins, leather and fur 634 Wholesale trading in beverages, such as tea (leaf) coffee (seed and powder), aerated Wholesale trading in clocks, eye glasses, water 603 frames 635 Wholesale trading in intoxicants, such as 604 Wholesale trading in hardware and sanitary wines, liquors equipment 636 Wholesale trading in other intoxicants such Wholesale trading in scientific, medical and as opium, ganja, etc. .. 605 surgical instruments 637 Wholesale trading in tobacco, bidi, cigare­ Wholesale trading in precious metals and ttes and other tobacco products 606 stones, gold and silverwares and jewellery 638 607 Wholesale trading in animals Wholesale trading in all goods not covered above 639 Wholesale trading in straw and fodder 608

61 Wholesale trading in medicines and chemi­ 64 Retail Trade cals 610 Retail trading in cereals, pulses, vegetables. Wholesale trading in fuel and lighting pro­ fruits. sugar, spices, oil, fish, dairy produc­ ducts such as coke, coal, kerosene, candle 611 cts, eggs, poultry 640 Retail trading in beverages such as tea (leaf), Wholesale trading in toilets, perfumery and coffee (Seed and powder); aerated water .. 641 cosmetics .. 612 Retail trading in intoxicants such as wines. Wholesale trading in metal, porcelain and liquors ' 642 glass utensils, crockery, chinaware 613 Retail trading in other intoxicants such as Wholesale trading in wooden, steel and opium, ganja etc. 643 other metallic furniture and fittings 614 Retail rading in tobacco, bidi, cigarettes and Wholesale trading in footwear 615 other tobacco products 73

APPENDIX-Contd.

Major Minor Major Minot Group Group Group Group (Code} Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 1 2 3

Retail Trade-eoncld. itdail Tra4e-concld. Retail trading in fuel such as coke, coal, fire­ Retail trading in clOCk and watch, eye glass, wood and kerosene 64S frame ., •• •• .• •• 684 Retail trading in food stuffs like sweetmeat condiments, cakes, biscuits, etc. 646 Retail trading in SCientific. medical and surgical instruments 685 Retail trading in animals 647 Retail trading in preciOUS stones and jewellery 686 Retail trading in straw and fodder 648 Retail trading. in musical instruments. gramo­ 65 Retail trading in fi1;lres, yarns, dhoti, saree, phone repord, pictures and paintings inclu­ readymade garments of cotton, wool, silk ding curio dealin, • • . • • • and other textiles and hosiery products. 687 (this includes retail trading in piecegoods Book-selling 688 of cotton, wool, silk and other textiles) •• 650 Retail trading in toilet goods, perfumes and Retail trading in goods unspecified 689 cosmetics 651 Retail trading in medicines and chemicals •. 652 69 Trade and Commerce Miscellaneous Importing and exporting of goods and Retail trading in footwear, head-gear such as hat, umbrella, shoes and chap pals 653 commodities 690 Real estate and properties 691 Retail trading in tyres, tubes and allied rubber products 654 Stocks. shares and futures 692 Retail trading in petrol, mobiloil and allied Providents and insurances 693 products 6S5 Money lending (indigenous) . 694 66 Retail trading in wooden, steel and other metallic Curniture and fittings 660 Banking and similar type of financial Retail trading in stationery goods and paper 661 operation 695 Auctioneering 696 Retail trading in metal. porcelain and glass utensils 662 Distribution of motion pictures 697 Retail trading in earthenware and earthen All other activities connected with trade and toys 663 commerce not covered above, including hiring out of durable goods such as eleotric Retail trading in other household equipment fan, microphone, rickshaw, etc. .• 699 not covered above 664 67 Retail trading in bricks, tiles and other Division 7-Tran&port, Storage and Communication building materials 670 70 Transport Retail trading in hardware and sanitary Transporting by railwa~ •. 700 equipment 611 Transporting by tramway and bus service 70J Retail trading in wood, bamboo cane, bark and thatches 672 Transporting by motor vehicles (other than omnibus) 702 Retail trading in other building materials •• 673 Transporting by road through other means of 68 Retail trading in agricultural and industrial tran!!port such as hackney carriage, bullock- machinery equipment, tools and appliances 680 cart, eU. 703

Retail trading in transport and storage Animal transporting by animals such as horses, equipments 681 elephant, mule, camel .• 704 Retail trading in electrical goods like elec­ Transporting by man such as carrying oflugg­ tric fan, bulb, etc. 681 age. handcart driving,ricksbaw pulling, cycle rickshaw driving 70S Retail trading in skins, leather and furs and their products excluding footwear and Transporting by boat. steamer, ferry. etc. by beadgear 683 river calla. • • • • . • . . 706 Jodh. 4-A 74

APPENDIX-Colltd.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 2 3

70 Transport-concld. 81 Educational and Scientific Services-concld.

Transporting by boat, steamer, ship, cargo boat Scientific services and research institutions by sea or OCean 707 not capable of classification under any in­ dividual group .. 812 Transporting by air 708 Transporting by other means not covered 82 Medical and Health Services above .. 709 Public health and medical services rendered 71 Services incidental to transport such as packing, by organisations and individuals such as by cartmg travel agency 710 hospitals, sanatoria, nursing homes, mater­ nity and child welfare clini c as also by hakimi, 72 Storage and Ware Housing unani, ayurvedic. allopathic and homeopathic practitioners 820 Operation of storage such as ware-houses 720 Operation of storage such as cold storage 721 Veterinary services rendered by organisations and individuals .. 821 Operation of storage of other type ?22 83 Religious and Welfare Services 73 Communication Religious services rendered by religious orga­ Postal, telegraphic, wireless and signal comm- nisations and their establishments maintain­ unications 730 ed for worship or promotion of religious, activities, this includes missions, ashrams Telephone communication 731 and other allied organisations 830 Information and broadcasting 732 Religious and allied services rendered by Division 8-Services pandit, priest, preceptor. fakir. monk 831 80 Public Services (This does not include Govt., Quasi-Govt. or local body activities, other Welfare services rendered by organisations than administrative, in such fields as transport. operating on a non-profit basis for the communication, information and broad­ promotion of welfare of the community such casting, education and scientific services, as relief societies, red-cross organisation for health, industries, production, construction, the collection and allocation of contributions marketing and operation of financial instit­ for charity 832 ution each of which is classified in the appropriate industr)' groups.) 84 Legal Services Public Services in Union and State army inclu- Legal services rendered by barrister, advocate, ding territorial corps and volunteer corps 800 solicitor, mukteer, pleader, mukurie, munshi 840 Public service in Navy 801 Matrimonial services rendered by organisa­ Public service in Air Force 802 tions and individuals 841 Public service in Police .• 803 85 Busine8s Services Public service in administrative departments and offices of Central Government 804 Engineering services rendered by professional organisations or individuals 850 Public service in administrative departments and offices of quasi-government organisation, municipalities, local boards, etc. " 80S Business services rendered by organisations of accountants, auditors, book-keepers or Public services in administrative departments like individuals 851 and offices of State Governments 809 Business services rendered by professional 81 Educational and Scientiftc Services organisations or individuals such as those Educational services such as those rendered of advertising and publicity agencies 852 by technical colleges, technical schools and similar technical and vocational institutions 810 Business services rendered by professional organisations or individuals such as of those Educational services such as those rendered rendered by news-agency, newspaper corres­ by colleges, schools and similar other insti­ pondent, columnist, journalists, editors. tutions of nOD-technical type 811 authors 853 75

APPENDIX-Concld.

Major Minor Major Minor Group Group Group Group (Code) Description (Code) (Code) Description (Code) 2 3 2 3

86 Community Services alld Trade and Labour 88 Personal Services-concld. Associations Services rendered to households such as those by governess. tutor, private secretary 881 Services rendered by trade aSSOCiatiOnS, chambers of commerce, trade unions and similar other organisations 860 Services rendered by hotels, boarding houses, eating houses, cafes, restaurants and similar other organisations to provide lodging and Services rendered by civic, social, cultural, boarding facilities 881 political and fraternal organisations such as rate payers association, club, library 861 Laundry services rendered by organisations Community services such as those rendered and individuals, this includes all types of by public libraries, museums, botanical and cleaning, dyeing bleaching, dry cleaning, zoologicaJ gardens etc. 862 services 883

i7 Recreation Services Hair dressing, other services rendered by organisation and individuals, such as those by Production of motion picture and atIied barber, hairdressing saloon and beauty shops 884 services such as processing editing, etc. 870 Services rendered by portrait and commercial Recreation services rendered by cinema houses photographic studios 885 by exhibition of motion pictures ., 871 89 Services (not elsewhere classified) Recreation services rendered by organisations and individuals such as those of theatres, Services rendered by organisations or indivi­ opera companies. ballet and dancing parties, duals not elsewhere classified 890 musicians, exhibition&, circus, carnivals 872 Division 9-Activities not adequately described Recreation services rendered by indoor and outdoor sports by organisations and indivi­ 90 Activities unspecified and not adequately duals including horse, motor, etc, racing 873 described including activities of such indivi­ duals who fail to provide sufficient informa­ tion about their industrial affiliation to 218 Personal Services enable them to be classified 900 Services rendered to households such as those by domestic servants. cooks 880 Fresh entrants to tbe Labour Market 999 76

TABLE lH-WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS CLASSIFIED

WORK I n III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, As Plantations, As Agricultural Orchards and Total Total population Total workers Cultivator Labourer Allied activities RUral Age- ----_ ~~-----~--- --~--~ -~ _--- DistrictfTehsil Urban group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT Total Total 885,663 469,147 416,516 256,027 120,434 169,805 104,926 4,634 5,124 4,674 853 0-14 386,783 201,766 185,017 23,745 17,735 19,217 15,474 740 773 715 257 15-34 290,846 156,482 134,364 134,986 65,019 86,911 57,377 2,639 2,735 2,612 385 35-:-'1 162,957 88,985 73,972 83,374 33,869 53,250 28,921 1,097 1,453 1,213 197 60+ 44,820 21,809 23,011 13,902 3,795 10,415 3,139 158 163 132 14 Age not 257 105 152 20 16 12 15 2 stated

Rural Total 620,453 326,932 193,521 191,736 111,449 166,441 102,353 4,237 4,780 2,197 414 0-14 274,340 142,008 132,332 22,220 17,048 18,864 15,080 715 744 630 230 15-34 201,016 107,265 93,751 99,179 60,439 85,367 56,042 2,446 2,557 1,046 105 35-59 1l3,087 61,812 51,275 59,045 30,546 52,045 28,158 941 1,327 462 70 60+ 31,867 15,803 16.064 11,276 3,402 10,154 3,059 135 152 57 9 Age not 143 44 99 16 14 11 14 :2 stated

Urban Total 265,210 142,215 122,995 64,291 8,98S 3,364 2,573 397 344 2,477 439 0-14 112,443 59,758 52,685 1,525 687 353 394 25 29 85 27 15-34 R9,830 49,217 40,613 35,807 4,580 1,544 1,335 193 178 1,566 280 35-59 49,870 27,173 22,697 24,329 3,323 1,205 763 156 126 751 127 60+ 12,9§3 6,006 6,947 2,626 393 261 80 23 11 75 5 Age not 114 61 S3 4 2 stated

Phalodi TebsiJ Rural Tota] 107,443 57,040 50,403 33,941 19,919 31,170 19,357 247 103 66 1 0-14 47,726 25,004 22,722 3,786 2,954 3,370 2,794 47 17 46 15-34 34,895 18,524 16,371 17,684 10,825 16,214 10,595 143 44 14 35-59 19,289 10,610 8,679 10,344 5,489 9,590 5,350 46 37 5 60+ 5,507 2,876 2,631 2,127 651 1,996 618 11 5 Age not 26 26 stated

Osian Tebsil Rural Total 129,461 68,125 61,336 41,080 25,581 36,090 23,765 1,120 935 11.1 66 0-14 57,704 30,1 IO 27,594 5,236 4,211 4,567 3,628 176 ]72 63 58 15-34 41,669 21,962 19,707 2U35 13,936 18,426 13,110 648 522 44 3 35-59 23.428 12,747 to,681 12,400 6,701 11,006 6,341 262 221 13 5 60+ 6,648 3,304 3,344 2,307 723 2,090 676 34 20 1 Agenol 12 2 10 2 10 1 10 stated 7'1

BY SEX AND BROAD A.GE-GROUPS

WORDUtS IV V VI VII VIII IX x

In Manufacturing la At other than In Transport, Kousebold Household In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce CommunicatioD& Services Non-workers Males Females Males Females Males Pemales Males Females Males Femalea Males Females Males Females District/Teblil IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 10,551 ',49% 8,397 Ql9 5,67J 416 11,548 496 ll,69 53 28._ 4,385 213,120 196,OIll DlSTRICf 1,904 957 313 29 121 26 191 22 57 2 4&7 195 178.021 167,282 4,944 1.481 4.898 366 3.249 233 6,135 178 7,()96 34 16,Scn 2,230 21,426 69,345 3.059 912 2.803 257 2,12S lSI 5.299 140 4,,313 15 10,155 1,723 5,611 40,103 644 142 383 37 176 6 921 56 131 2 942 236 7/)07 19.216 2 2 ~ 1 as 136

7,105 20541 851 244 1,076 138 1,709 101 1,1116 4 5,934 873 135,196 182,071 Rural 1,775 885 30 16 33 14 20 10 1 IS2 69 119;788 115,284 3,203 979 496 ISS 652 1t3 1.349 45 698 3 3,922 470 8;036- 33.312 1,708 572 282 63 354 39 1,110 34 476 J.667 282 2,761" 20,729 419 106 43 10 37 2 229 12 10 192 52 4-,527 12,662 1 28 85

3,446 950 7,546 445 4,595 218 9,839 395 10..,3, 49 2%,154 3;512 77 ~9Z4 114,010 Urbaa 129 72 283 13 88 12 171 12 56 2 335 126 51J;'2-ll. 51,998 1,741 502 4,402 211 2,597 150 4,786 1'3) 6,398 31 12,580 1,760 13,410 36,033 1,351 340 2,521 194 1,771 112 4,189 206 3,897 14 8,488 1,441 2.84+ 19,374 225 36 340 27 139 4 692 44 121 2 750 184 3,380 6,554 1 1 1 57 51

1.014 368 151 12 51 1 324 ... 125 '193 73 23,099 30,484 Phalodi Tebsil 303 13lS 3 2 2 14 1 21,218 19,768 457 139 71 5 33 169 59 524 41 840 5,546 203 7S 67 5 16 123 64 230 20 266 3,190 51 16 10 30 1 2 2S 11 749 1,980 26

1,473 504 139 50 179 66 637 33 l17 1 1,094 161 27,045 35,755 Oaian Tehai1 389 318 5 3 5 5 4 6 27 21 24,874 23,383 652 106 83 38 122 45 325 20 112 1 723 91 827 5,771 354 64 41 8 48 15 251 6 110 315 41 347 3,980 178 16 to I 4 1 S6 1 S 29 8 997 2,621 1 78

TABLE B-I-WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS CLASSIFIED

WORKERS I II III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, As Plantations, As Agricultural Orchards and Total Total population Total worken Cultivator Labourer Allied activities Rural Age- District/Tehsil Urban group Persons Males Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Shergarh Tehsil Rural Total 112,646 60,433 52,213 37,408 18,504 33,566 17.677 331 261 356 7 0-14 46.208 22,648 23,560 5,288 3,079 4.403 2,814 46 42 180 7 15-34 38,158 21,675 16.483 18,238 9,759 16.241 9,423 175 137 132 35-59 21,764 12,785 8,979 11,356 4,967 10,526 4,793 96 66 36 60+ 6,448 3,324 3,124 2,526 699 2,396 641 14 16 8 Age nol 68 1 67 stated

Jodhpur Tehsil Rural Total 134,414 70,720 63.694 39.404 21,929 31,927 20,041 1,072 904 1,145 182 0-14 61,626 32,197 29,429 3,932 3,263 3,323 2,939 144 142 164 85 15-34 43,241 23,102 20,139 21,295 11,932 16,985 10,979 692 494 649 53 35-59 23,310 12,466 10,844 12,092 6,103 9,846 5,548 202 251 302 :18 60+ 6.200 2,940 3.260 2,071 627 1,763 571 34 17 28 6 Age not 37 15 22 14 4 10 4 2 stated

Bilara Tehsil Rural Total 136.4&9 70.614 65.875 39,903 25,516 33,_ 21,513 1,467 2,577 509 158 0-14 61,076 32,049 29,027 3,978 3,541 3,201 2,905 302 371 177 79 15-34 43.0S3 22,002 21,051 20.821 13,987 17,501 11.935 788 1,360 207 49 35-59 25,296 13,204 12,092 12,853 7,286 11,077 6,126 335 752 106 27 60+ ' 7,064 3,359 3.705 2.245 702 1.909 547 42 94 27 3 Age not stated 79

BY SEX AND BROAD AGE-GROVPS-Concld.

WORKERS IV V VI VII VIII IX x

In Manufacturing In At other than In Transport, Household Household III Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers

~~~--- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females District/Tebsil 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 1,518 487 21 18 48 6 428 6 16 1,124 41 23,025 33,709 Shergarb Tebsil 643 209 2 1 2 12 6 17,360 20,481 615 168 10 9 33 6 207 9 816 15 3,437 6,724 204 86 8 6 13 182 4 7 284 12 1,429 4,012 56 24 2 39 1 12 9 798 2,425 67

1,220 337 492 153 620 51 699 25 594 I 1,635 2JS 31,316 41,765 Jodhpur Tehsil 213 64 18 10 23 7 14 3 'I 32 13 28.265 26,166 571 157 3Q4 96 345 23 354 12 379 1,016 118 1,807 8,207 362 100 150 42 226 20 278 8 210 1 516 95 374 4,741 74 16 20 5 26 53 2 3 70 9 869 2,633 1 1 1 18

1,880 846 48 11 178 14 621 33 124 2 1,l88 362 30,711 40,359 Bilara Tehsil 227 156 2 2 2 67 28 28,071 25,486 908 409 28 7 119 9 294 11 139 2 843 205 1,175 7,064 585 247 16 2 51 3 276 15 85 322 114 .351 4,806 160 34 2 2 6 51 7 S6 15 1,114 3,003

Jodh.5 80

TABLE B-IU PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS AND

WORKERS J II III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Total Population of Workers As As Agricultural Plantations, Orchards and Non.workers Cultivator Labourer and Allied activities Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 OlSTRICT Total 265,210 142,215 122,995 3,364 2,573 397 344 2,477 ..,39

I1literate 154,648 64,723 89.925 3,070 2,558 354 339 1.924 436

Literate (without edu­ 82,437 55,662 26,775 287 14 43 5 499 3 cational level)

Primary or Junior Basic 11,510 7,360 4,150 2 17

Matriculation or Higher 12,579 10,875 1,704 a 22 Secondary

Technical diploma not 162 149 13 equal to degree

Non-technical diploma 89 63 26 not equal to degree

University degree or , 3,446 3,080 366 2 13 post-graduate degree other than technical degree Technical degree or dip· 339 303 36 loma equal to degree or post-graduate degree

Engineering 213 186 27 1 Medicine 75 69 6 Agriculture 7 7 Veterinary and dairying 3 3 Technology 3 3 Teaching 29 27 2 Others 9 8 81

NON-WORKERS BY EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREA.S ONLY

WORKERS

IV V VI VII VIII IX X In Manufacturing other than In Transport, At Household Household 10 In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers ---- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Educational levels 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 DISTRICT 3,446 950 7,546 44S 4,595 %78 9,839 395 10,473 49 21,154 3,5ll 77,914 114,010 Total

2,092 889 3,191 394 2,663 273 2,516 356 2,788 21 7,024 2,397 39,101 82,262 Illiterate

1,318 52 3,880 49 1,557 5 6.198 36 5,227 16 9,052 561 27,601 26,034 Literate (without edu. cational level)

24 8 232 2 94 340 2 443 2 668 86 5,540 4.049 Primary or Junior Basic

9 200 226 626 1,628 8 3,545 348 4,616 1,347 Matriculation or Higher Secondary

3 1 24 99 4 20 9 Tcchnical diploma not equal to degree

2 3 3 3 7 16 19 Non-technical diploma not equal to degree

3 37 34 JS3 338 1 J,580 97 920 268 University degree or post-graduato degree other than technical degree

3 15 2 22 1 150 12 110 22 Technical degree or dip- loma equal to degree or post-graduate degree

3 15 1 1 12 61 6 93 20 Engineering J 8 S2 3 8 2 Medicino 5 2 Agriculture 2 1 Veterinary and dairylDg 3 Technology 26 2 1 Teaching 4 2 Others

Jodb. S-A 82

TABIJE B-III PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS AND

WORKERS --_-_--- I II III In Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting. Total Population of Workers and As As Agricultural PlantatlOni. Orchards Non-workers Cultivator Labourer and Allied activities Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DISTRICT Total 620,453 326,932 293,521 166,441 102,353 4,237 4,780 2,197 414 Illiterate 566,569 277,992 288,577 147,652 101,778 3,919 4,749 1,961 414 Literate (without educational level) 50,203 45,415 4,788 18,321 571 316 31 219 Primary or Junior Basic 1,924 1,816 108 344 4 2 5 Matriculation and above 1,757 1,709 48 124 12 PHALOD! Total 107,443 57,040 50,403 31,170 19,357 247 103 66 1 Illiterate 98,393 48,900 49,493 27,835 19,232 231 103 63 1 Literate (without educational level) 8,502 7,602 900 3,243 125 16 3 Primary or Junior Basic 353 344 9 76 Matriculation and above 195 194 1 16

OSIAN Total 129,461 68,125 61,336 36,090 23,765 1,120 935 121 66 Illiterate 119,336 58,841 60,495 32,104 23,652 1,038 934 116 66 Literate (without educational level) 9,472 8,665 807 3,903 112 82 1 5 Primary or Junior Basic 381 354 27 70 1 Matriculation and above 272 265 7 }3

SHERGARH Total 112,646 60,433 52,213 33,566 17,677 331 261 356 7 Illiterate 104,712 52,827 51.885 30,208 17,597 315 260 347 7 Literate (without educational level) 7,344 7,021 323 3,251 80 16 1 8 Primary or Junior Basic 403 398 5 98 Matriculation and above 187 187 9

JODHPUR Total 134,414 70,720 63,694 31,927 20,041 1,072 904 1,145 182 Illiterate 120,257 58,129 62,128 28,079 19,935 969 890 954 182 Literate (without educational level) 12,825 11,336 1,489 3,722 105 101 14 175 Primary or Junior Basic 553 499 54 73 1 2 5 Matriculation and above 779 756 23 53 11

BILARA Total 136,489 70,614 65,875 33,688 21,513 1,467 2,577 509 158 Illiterate 123,871 59,295 64,576 29,426 21,362 1,366 2,562 481 158 Literate (without educational level) 12,060 10,791 1,269 4,202 149 101 IS 2& Primary or Junior Basic 234 221 13 27 2 Matriculation and above 324 307 17 :i3 83

NON-WORKERS BY EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

WORKERS IV V VI VII VIU IX X In Manufacturing other than In Transport, At Household Household In In Trade and Storage and In other Industry Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers ------~- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Educational levels 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 . 23 24 1 DISTRICT 7.105 2.542 851 244 1,076 138 2,709 101 1,186 4 5,934 873 135,196 182,072 Total 6,029 2,526 570 238 740 137 323 97 468 4 2,052 796 115,278 177,838 Illiterate Literate (without 1,060 16 258 6 302 1 2.279 4 S72 2,490 48 19,598 4,111 educational level) 13 16 9 54 36 458 17 879 87 Primary or Junior Basic 3 7 2.5 S3 110 934 12 441 ' 36 Matriculation and above TEHSIL 1,014 368 151 12 51 1 324 4 125 793 73 23,099 30,484 Total 885 368 61 10 33 1 32 4 54 225 66 19,41S 29,108 Illiterate Literate (without 126 82 2 18 278 62 368 6 3,406 767 educational level) 3 3 1 73 1 188 8 Primary or Junior Basic 2 11 8 127 30 1 Matriculation and above TEHSIL 1,473 504 139 50 179 66 637 33 227 1 1,094 161 27.045 35,755 Total 1,279 501 90 48 141 66 90 33 102 1 385 150 23,496 35.044 Illiterate Literate (without 194 3 49 2 37 526 104 447 5 3,318 684 educational level) 1 16 8 93 4 166 22 Primary or Junior Basic 5 13 169 2 65 5 M~tnculauon and above

TEHSIL 1,518 487 21 18 48 6 428 6 16 1.124 42 23,025 33,709 Total 1,356 485 17 17 41 6 32 5 4 242 40 20,265 33,468 Illiterate Literate (without 159 2 4 1 6 388 12 590 1 2,581 237 educational level) 3 7 133 1 157 4 Primary or Junior Basic 1 1 159 16 Matriculation and above TEHSIL 1,220 337 492 153 620 51 699 25 594 1 1,635 235 31,316 41,765 Total 1,004 337 380 152 378 50 91 23 191 1 S96 208 25,487 40,350 Illiterate Literate (without 213 94 214 561 'Z 304 658 11 5,288 1,349 educational level) 1 14 1 18 23 114 7 242 46 Primary or Junior Basic 2 4 21 23 76 267 3 299 20 Matriculation and above

TEHSIL 1,880 846 48 11 178 14 621 33 224 :2 1.288 362 20,711 40,359 Total 1,505 835 16 11 147 14 78 32 117 2 604 332 25,555 39,268 Illiterate Literate (without 368 11 29 21 520 90 427 19 4,999 1,074 educational level) 6 2 1 10 4 45 4 126 7 Primary or Junior BaSic 1 1 3 13 13 212 7 31 10 Matriculation and above 84

TABLE B-IV PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY

Branch of Industry Total Total Employee Otbers llivisioD and Major Group Rural of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DISTRICT ALL DIVISIONS T 10$51 3,49% 551 75 10,000 3,417 R 1,105 2,54% 138 8 6,967 2,534 U 3.446 950 413 67 3,033 883 IJ/JlII/1Ht T 3,,597 1.,505 129 3 3.468 1.502 R 3,372 1,394 89 J 3,183 ],393 " U 225 HI 40 2 185 ]09 Major Group 00 T ]7 J5 2 15 JS R IS IS IS JS U 2 2 01 U 1 e2 T 9 6 1 8 6 R 7 6 .. 7 6 U 2 1 ] 14 T 3,570 1,484 126 3 3.444 1,481 R 3,350 1,373 89 J 3,261 1,372 U 220 JJ1 37 2 183 109 /llW'lf1'm T 13 46 2 11 46 R 1 1 U 13 45 2 11 tiS Major Group 10 T 13 46 2 11 46 It .. 1 1 U 13 45 2 11 45 BivJ3iotr 2'clJ. T 6,941 1.941 420 72 6.521 1.869 R 3,733 1.147 49 7 3.684 1.140 V 3,208 794 371 65 2,837 719 MapGrMP' ~ T 493 119 44 8 449 111 It 191 58 13 5 184 53 U 296 61 31 3 265 58 21 U 2 1 1 I 1 22 T 68 71 29 14 39 57 R ) 1 U 68 70 29 J4 39 56 23 .., 920 482 39 13 881 469 R 34O 256 6 334 256 tJ 580 226 33 J3 547 213 24 T 17 2 17 2 R 16 1 16 I U 1 1 1 1 Z5 T 6 SO 6 SO It 6 49 6 49 U I 1 2f It 5 ) 5 1 27 T 688 386 61 7 627 379 It 392 245 2 340 245 U :!96 141 S9 7 237 134 28 T 972 89 75 19 897 70 R S76 40 3 573 40 U 396 49 72 19 324 30 29 V 11 1 10 1 30 U 8 2 3 5 2 31 T 1,313 312 43 5 1,270 307 R 165 19S 10 2 755 193 U S4!! 117 33 3 SlS 114 32 R 71 2 69 33 T 202 17 21 181 17 R I 16 1 16 U 201 1 21 180 I 85

TABLE B-IV PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY-Cone/d.

Branch of Industry Total Total Employee Others Division and Major Group Rural of 1. S. I. c. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Major Group 34-35 T 680 291 11 3 669 288 R 486 214 7 479 214 U 194 77 4 3 190 74 36 T 665 90 27 2 638 88 R 443 66 2 441 66 U 222 24 25 2 197 22 37 U 38 T 30 20 10 R 4 4 U 26 20 6 39 T 789 27 43 746 26 R 436 6 4 432 6 U 353 21 39 1 314 20

Tebsilwise by Divisions only

PHALODI TEHSIL

All Divisions R 1,014 368 43 971 368 Division 0 582 233 27 555 233 1 1 1 2&3 432 134 16 416 134

OSIAN TEHSIL

All Divisions R 1,473 504 26 1.447 504 Division 0 688 355 19 669 355 2 & 3 785 149 7 778 149

SHERGARH TEHSIL

All Divisions R 1,518 487 18 5 1,500 48Z Division 0 1,097 387 17 1,080 387 2 & 3 421 100 5 420 95

JODHPUR TEHSIL

All Divisions R 1;220 337 31 1,138 337 Division 0 55Z 133 IS 537 133 2&3 668 204 17 651 204

BILARA TEHSIL

All DivisioDs R 1,880 846 19 3 1,861 843 Division 0 453 286 11 1 442 285 2&3 1.427 560 8 2 1,419 558 86.

TABLE B-IV PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE

Branch of Industry Total Employer Employee Single worker Family worker Division and Major Total .------~- Group of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT ALL DIVISIONS T 71,037 6,892 10,414 360 45,233 4,150 13,538 2,920 1,852 462 U 57,084 5,118 9,699 245 37,444 3,626 8,859 1,042 1,082 265 Division 0 T 1,760 472 84 4 293 15 1,217 304 166 149 U 463 119 67 4 176 8 187 83 33 24

Major Group 00 T 103 9 2 89 8 12 <, 1 U 46 2 2 32 I 12 ' 1 01 T 1 4 I 4 U 1 4 I 4 02 T 29 6 24 5 5 U 6 5 I 03 T 2 I 1 U 2 1 1 04 T 1,625 453 81 4 179 7 1,199 294 166 148 U 408 113 64 4 138 7 173 78 33 24 Division 1 T 2,914 381 1,622 13 799 304 474 63 19 1 U 2,014 320 1,517 11 368 294 112 14 17 1 Major Group 10 T 2,914 381 1,622 13 799 304 474 63 )9 1 U 2,014 320 1,517 11 368 294 112 14 17 1 Division 2&3 T 8,397 689 1,954 38 3,857 363 2,216 209 370 79 U 7,546 445 1,855 38 3,519 221 1,966 133 206 53 Major Group 20 T 889 52 222 10 470 17 174 18 23 7 U 816 45 209 10 455 16 140 12 12 7 21 T 43 13 22 7 1 U 43 13 22 7 1 22 T 407 147 87 2 190 91 1I0 30 20 24 U 407 147 87 2 190 91 110 30 20 24 23 T 488 87 135 5 214 56 110 12 29 14 U 459 75 130 5 200 54 102 10 27 6 24 T 11 1 1 9 1 7 U 6 1 4 1 25 T ) 3 1 2 U 1 1 . 26 T 34 10 9 6 3 10 16 U 33 1 9 5 3 1 16 27 T 1,256 108 321 14 460 24 423 63 52 7 U 1,125 86 288 14 460 24 336 41 41 7 28 T 780 21 152 378 13 238 4 12 4 U 745 21 140 367 13 230 4 8 4 29 T 28 1 4 21 3 1 U 27 1 4 20 3 I 30 T 480 41 328 106 5 U 476 41 324 ]06 5 31 T 724 70 179 1 120 8 300 51 125 10 U 534 29 174 1 119 8 238 19 3 1 32 T 17 3 13 1 U 16 3 12 1 33 T 219 7 37 ]53 6 28 I 1 U 157 5 27 117 4 13 1 34-35 T 458 44 87 5 197 29 162 9 12 1 U 389 19 84 5 149 7 148 6 8 1 36 T 571 2 133 1 264 158 J6 U 519 1 132 1 230 144 13 87

TABLE B-IV PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX AND CLASS OF WORKER OF PERSONS AT WORK IN NON-HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY. TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE-Concld.

Branch of Industry Total Employer Employee Single worker Family worker Division ,and Major Total ------Group of I. S. I. C. Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 DlSTRICT-Concld. Major Group 37 T 69 7 33 29 t U 65 7 30 28 1 38 T 614 107 384 112 11 U 585 lOS 359 110 .. 11 39 T 1,308 129 416 594 119 252 7 46 3 U 1,143 14 401 455 4 247 7 40 3 Division 4 T 5,671 416 491 8 3,199 221 1,908 161 73 25 U 4,595 278 460 8 2,728 126 1,351 lJ2 56 12 Major Group 40 T 5,671 416 491 8 3,199 221 1,908 162 73 25 U 4,595 278 460 8 2,728 126 1,351 132 56 12 Division 5 T 1,259 198 27 1,/22 13 94 157 16 28 U 1,055 10 27 1,027 10 J Major Group 50 T 910 10 24 886 10 U 888 10 24 864 10 51 T 349 188 3 236 3 94 157 16 28 U 167 1 3 163 1 Division 6 T 12,548 496 4.782 114 3,195 96 3,822 233 749 53 U 9,839 395 4.362 107 2,835 96 2,176 160 466 32 Major Group 60-63 T 776 11 280 1 221 246 10 23 U 758 11 276 J 223 243 10 16 ., 64-68 T 11,022 480 4,310 111 2,587 94 3,413 222 712 S3 U 8,582 379 3,933 104 2,340 94 1,863 149 446 32 69 T 750 S 192 2 381 2 163 1 14 U 499 S 153 2 272 2 70 1 4 Division 7 T 11,659 51 392 10,506 49 688 J 73 2 U 10,473 49 380 9.346 45 674 1 73 2 Major Group 70-71 T 11.260 47 390 10,110 43 687 1 73 2 U 10,107 43 378 8,983 39 673 1 73 2 72 T 6 2 3 I U 6 2 3 ,. 1 73 T 393 6 393 6 U 360 6 360 6 Division 8 T 25,835 4,172 1,045 81 21,440 J,076 2,964 890 386 125 U 20,864 3.487 1,014 75 17.252 2,813 2,362 518 230 8/ Major Group 80 T 10,925 457 10,925 457

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APPENDIX TO TABLE B-IV PART-C

The following abbreviations have been used;­ HI = Household Industry M Males NHI = Non-Household Industry F Females 005 Total HI(M17,FI5) NHI(M8) Urban HI(M2) NHI(M6), 361 Total HI(M4) NHI(M9) Urban HI(M4) NHl(M9), 006 Total NHI(MS,F7) Urban NHl(M5), 007 Total NHI(M2) 362 Total NHI(M32) Urban NHl(M32), 363 Total NHI(M28) Urblln NHI(M2), 008 Total NHIlM7) Urban NHI(M7), 010 Urban NHl(M28), 367 Total Hl(MS) NHI(M7) Urban Hl(M5) Total NHI(MI,F4) Urban NHI(MI,F4), 015 Total HI(MI) Urban NHI(M7). 368 Total HI(M6) NHI(M37) Urban HI(M3) NHI Hl(Ml), 020 Total NHI(HI8) Urban NHI(MI). 021 Total (M36), 370 Total NHI(M6) Urban NHI(M6). 372 Total NHI(M5) NHI(M6.Fl) Urban NHI(M4). 023 Total NHT(M4.F5), 026 Total Urban NHJ(MS), 373 Total NHl(M33) Urban NHI(M33), H1(M9,F6) NHI(MI) Urban Hl(M2) NHI(MI), 030 Total NHI 374 Total NHI(MI), 375 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(MI), (M2) Urban NHI(M2), 043 Total NHI(M I) Urban NHI{ M I), 376 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHl(M2), 377 Total NRI(FI) 048 Total HI(MI) NHI(MS) Urban Hl(MI) NHI(M5). 100 Total Urban NHl{FI). 378 Total HI(MI) NHI(MI3) Urban NHI(M1) Urban NHI(Ml), 104 Total NHIfM4) Urban NHI(M4), Hl(MI) NHl(MI3), 379 Total NHI(M5) Urban NHI(MS}, 381 105 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI(M4), J08 Total NHI(M2) Urban Total NHI{M45) Urban NHI(M45), 382 Total NHI(M75) Urban NHI(M2). '201 Total NHI(M53,FI) Urban NHI(M53,FI), 202 NHl(M7S), 383 Total HI(M6) NHI(MI) Urban HI(M2) NHI(Ml). Total Hl(F2) NHI(M5) Urban HI(FI) NHI(M5), 203 Total 385 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(Ml), 387 Total NHI(M5) HI(M3.Fl) NHI(M5) Urban HI(M3,FI) NHI(M5), 204 Total Urban NHHM5), 389 Total HI(M2) NHI(M9) Urban HI(M2) NH1(M6) Urban NHl(M6),205 Total NHI(M6) Urban NHI(M6). NHI(M9). 391 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(MI). 392 Total 206 Total HI(F2) NHI(M3) Urban HI(FI) NHI(M2), 210 Total HHM4) NHI(M36) Urban HI(M4) NHI(M35), 394 Total HI NHl(M3) Urban NHI(M3), 211 Total HI(FI) NHI(M9) Urban (M5.FI) NHI(M5) Urban HI(MS.FI) NHI(M5), 395 Total HI(M2) HI(FI) NHl(M9), 212 Total NHl(Ml) Urban NHI(Ml), 213 NHI(M25) Urban HI(M2) NHI(M25), 396 Total NHI(MI) Total NHI(M3) Urban NHI(M3}. 214 Total NHI(M5) Urban Urban NHI(MI,) 402 Total NHI(MI6,F2) Urban NHI(MI6,F2). NHI(M5), 215 Total HI(MI) NHJtM9) Urban HI(MI) NHI(M9), 502 Total NHI(FI) Urban NHl(FI), 600 Total NHI(M73.FI) 216 Total HI{MI) NHI(MI3) Urban HI(MI) NHI(MI3), 221 Urban NHI(M73,FI). 601 Total NHI(M49) Urban NHI(M48). Total NHI(M70) Urban NHI(M70). 223 Total NHJ(F4) Urban 602 Total NHI(M36,Fl) Urban NHI(M35.FI}, 603 Total NHI NHI(F4),226 Total Hl(M8) Urban Hl(M8), 230 Total HI(M23,Fl) (M9) Urban NHI(M9), 604 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(Ml), NHI(M45,F6) Urban HI(M22) NHI(M45.F6). 232 Total NHI(M49, 605 Total NHI(Ml} Urban NHI(Ml), 606 Total NHl(M2) Urban F2) Urban NHI(M44,F2), 234 Total NHI(M4,F2) Urban NHI(M4, NHI(M2), 607 Total NHI(M6) Urban NHI(M6), 608 rotal NHI F2), 236 Total HI(M2,FI) NHI(M33,F13) Urban HI(FI) NHI (M4,Fl) Urban NHI(M4,FI), 611 Total NHI(M9) Urban NHI (MI4,F5). 238 Total HI(MIO) NHl(Fl) Urban HI(MIO) NHl(FI). (M9), 612 Total NHI(MI6) Urban NHl(M16), 613 Total NHI 239 Total HI(MI2,F8) NHI(M6.F2) Urban HI(MI2,F8) NHI(M6}, (MI) Urban NHI(Ml). 617 Total NHI(M7) Urban NHI(M7), 620 240 Total HI(M3,FI) NHl(M2,FS) Urban Hl(Ml,Fl) NHI(M2), Total NHI(M6) Urban NHI(M5), 621 Total NHIIM2) Urban NHI 241 Total HI(M 14) NHI(M I) Urban NHI(M I), 244 Total HI (M2). 630 Total NHI(MI0,F8) Urban NHI(MIO,F8), 631 Tptal (FI) NHI(M8,F2) Urban NHl(M3). 251 Total HT(F32), 253 Total NHI(MI) Urban NHI(MJ). 632 Total NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2), HI(F7) NHl(F3), 254 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHl(MI), 255 Total 633 Total NHI(M91) Urban NHI(M9l), 634 Total NHI(M32) Urban HI(FLO). 256 Total HI(M6.FI) Urban HI(FI), 260 Total NHI NHI{M32). 635 Total NHI(Ml) Urban NHI(MI). 636 Total NHI (FlO) Urban NHI(FJ), 262 Total NHI(MI5) Urban NHI(MI5). (M3) Urban NHI(M3), 639 Total NHI(M105) Urban NHI(M1D5), 263 Total HI(M5) NHHM2) Urban HI(M5) NHI(M2), 264 Total 641 Total NHI(M45,F6) Urban NHI(M41 ,F6). 642 Total NHI(M49, NHI(M12) Urban NHf(Mll), 265 Total NHI(M4) Urban NHI F5) Urban NHI(M4I,F4), 643 Total NHI(M85.F5) Urban NHl(M85, (M4), 266 Total HI(FI) NHl(MI) Urban HI(FI) NHI(MI), 270 FS), 648 Total NHI(MIO,FI2) Urban NHI(M9.F4), 653 Total NHI Total HI(MI9,FI2) NHl(M7.F2) Urban HI(M2,FIO) NHI(M7, (M49) Urban NHI(M49),6S4 Total NHI(M 16) Urban NHI(M13).655 F2), 271 Total HI(MI3,F5) NHl(M23) Urban HI(MI3.F5) NHI Total NHI(MlOO,FJ) Urban NHI(MIOO.FI). 660 Total NHI(M23) (M23), 278 Total HI{M3) NHI(M30,F5) Urban HI{M3) NHI Urban NHI(M22), 661 Total NHl(M40,F2) Urban NHI(M39, (M30,F5), 279 Total HI(FI) NHI(M2J,FI) Urban HI(FI) NHI F2). 662 Total NHJ(M65,F6) Urban NHI(M57}. 663 Total (Ml,Fl), 283 Total HI(M57,FI5) NHI(M6,F2) Urban Hl(M35, NHI(MS) Urban NHI(M3), 671 Total NHI(M72) Urban NHI FI) NHl(M6,F2). 284 Total HI(MI) Urban HI(Ml), 286 Total (M72), 672 Total NHI(M27.Fl) Urban NHI(M27,FI). 673 Total NHI(MZ) Urban NHI(M2), 287 Total NHl(M7) Orban NHI(M7), NHI(M80) Urban NHI(M80). 680 Total NHI(M6o.F2) Urban 290 Total NHI(MI2,FI) Urban NHI(MI2,FI), 291 Total HI NHI(M60,F2),681 Total NHI(MI19,F3) Urban NHl(Ml19.F3), (M5,FI) Urban HI(M5,FI), 292 Total HI(M6) NHI(MI6) Urban 682 Total NHI(M75) Urban NHI(M75). 6R4 Total NHI(M17) HI(M6) NHI(MIS), 30l Total H1(FI} NHl(MI4) Urban HI(FI) Urban NHI(MI7), 685 Total NHI(M') Urban NHI(MS), 687 NHI(M14). 303 Total HI(M2) NHI(M17) Urban HI(M2) NHI Total NHI(M52) Urban NHl(M52), 688 Total NHl(M74) Urban (M17), 312 Total NHI(Fl) Urban NHI(FI), 313 Total HI(FI9). NHI(M74), 690 Total NHI(M65) Urban NHI(M56). 691 Total 320 Total NHI(M8) Urban NHI(M7), 321 Total HI(MI2) NHI NHI(M2) Urban NHI(M2). 692 Total NHI(MJ5.FJ) Urban (M!) Urban NHI(MI), 322 Total HI(M59) NHI(M3) Urban NHI(MlS,FI), 693 Total NHI(M l 4.FI) Urban NHI

SUPPLEMENTARY TABLE TO TABLE B-IV PART-C

Tebsilwise Industrial cla~sification by sex and divisions of persons at work other than cultivation in rUlal areas only Workers at Workers in Non- Branch of Industry Total Workers Household Industry Household Industry etc. ------Division of I.S.I.e. Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PHALODJ TEHSIL All Divisions Tota) 2,983 2,524 459 1,014 368 1,510 91 Division 0 879 645 234 58?, 233 63 1 1 4 3 I I 3 2&3 729 583 146 432 134 151 12 4 52 51 1 51 1 5 21 15 6 15 6 6 328 324 4 324 4 7 125 125 125 8 845 778 67 778 67 OSIAN TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 4,751 3,870 881 1,473 504 2,397 377 Division 0 1,211 790 421 688 355 102 66 J 19 19 19 2&3 1,123 924 199 785 149 139 50 4 245 179 66 179 66 5 ]11 57 54 57 54 6 670 637 33 637 33 7 228 227 1 227 1 8 892 785 107 785 J07 9 252 252 252 SHERGARH TEHSIL All Dhisious Total 4,077 3,511 56!) 1,518 487 1,993 79 Division 0 1,847 1,453 394 ),097 387 356 7 2&3 560 442 118 421 100 21 18 4 54 48 6 48 6 5 17 17 17 6 434 428 6 428 6 7 16 16 16 is 1,149 1,]07 42 1,107 42 JODHPUR TEHSIL All Divisions Total 7,389 6,405 984 1,220 337 5,185 647 Division 0 1,161 906 255 552 133 354 122 I 851 791 60 791 60 2&3 1,517 1,160 357 668 204 492 153 4 671 620 51 620 51 6 724 699 25 699 2.5 7 595 594 1 594 1 S 1,363 1,128 235 1,128 235 9 507 507 507 BILARA TEHSIL

All Divisions Total 6,174 4,748 1.426 ),880 8016 2.868 !80 Dlvbion 0 1,318 875 443 453 286 422 157 J 88 87 1 87 I 2&3 2,046 1,475 571 1.427 560 48 II 4 192 ]78 14 178 14 S 243 )15 128 115 128 6 654 621 33 621 33 7 226 224 2 224 2 8 1,407 1,173 234 1,173 234 94

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

DISTRICT A II DiY islollS Total 91,972 81.588 10,384 66.598 60,530 6,068 HI 5,527 4.674 853 2,916 2,477 439 IV 14,043 10,551 3.492 4,396 3,446 950 V 9,086 8,397 689 7,991 7,546 445 VI 6,087 5,671 416 4,873 4,S95 273 VII 13.044 1l,S48 496 10,234 9,839 395 VIll 11,712 11,659 53 10,522 10,473 49 IX 32,473 28088 4,385 25,666 22,J54 3,5J.2

-Division 0 Professional. Technical and Related Workers

Tolal 6,545 5,399 1,146 5.007 4,Oll 996 111 8 6 2 8 6 2 IY 26 2 24 4 2 2 Y 31 30 1 28 27 1 YI 93 91 1 83 82 1 VII 12 1/ 1 12 11 1 VIll 223 213 10 214 204 10 IX 6,152 5,045 1,107 4,658 3,679 979

Group 00 Architects, Engineers and Surveyors

Total 373 356 17 204 191 13 m I t V 5 5 5 5 VI 74 73 64 63 I VII 2 2 1 1 Vlll 38 38 37 37 IX 253 238 15 95 84 11

Family 001 Civil Engineers (including Overseers)

Total 146 137 9 110 101 9 V 4 4 4 4 VI 62 62 52 52 VLI 1 Vl11 3 3 3 3 IX 76 67 9 50 41 9

Family 009 Architects, Engineers and Surveyors, n. e. c.

Total ) 10 107 3 9 8 1 vm 4 4 3 3 IX 106 103 3 6 5 95

TABLE B-V-OCCVPATIONAL CLASSIFICAl10N BY SEX OF PERSONS AT won OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group ------~ ------~---- and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Female. 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 01 Physicists, Chemists, Geologists aod Other Physical Scleotists

Total 19 19 18 18 IJI I 1 1 1 V 6 6 S 5 VII 4 4 4 4 IX 8 8 8 8

Group 02 Biologists, Veterinarians, Agronomists aod Rela1ed Scientists Total 8 8 8 8 III 1 1 1 IX 7 7 7 7

Group 03 Physicians. Surgeons and Dentists

Total 361 328 33 328 295 33 III 1 1 V 2 2 VI 1 1 VII 1 1 VIU 9 5 4 9 5 .. IX 347 318 29 316 281 29

Family 030 Physicians and Surgeons, Allopathie

Total l82 160 22 160 138 22 VI 1 1 1 VIII 9 5 4 9 5 4 IX 172 1S4 18 ISO 132 18

Family 031 PhysiCians, Ayurvedic

Total 137 126 J1 127 116 II III I V 2 2 VII 1 1 IX 133 122 11 125 114 II

Group 04 Nurses, Pharmacists and Other Medical and Health Technicians Total 823 558 265 722 474 248 V 1 1 1 1 VlIl S4 411 6 S4 48 6 IX 768 S09 259 667 425 242

Family 040 Nursca Total 169 39 130 ]30 13 117 IX 169 39 130 130 13 117 lodh. 7 06

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATJONAL CLASSIF1CATION BY SEX OF PERSONS A.T WORK OTHBR THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Cateaory Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 041 Midwiws and Health Visitol-s Total 73 22 45 63 19 44 VIII 6 1 5 6 5 IX 67 27 40 57 18 'l9

Family 042 Nursing Att~ndants and Related Werkcrs

Total 82 2S 57 71 17 S4 VIII J I 1 IX 81 24 57 70 16 54

Family 043 Pharmacists and Pharmaceutical Teehnicians

Total 381 366 15 381 366 15 VIII 45 44 1 45 44 IX 336 322 14 336 322 14

Family 049 Medical and Health Technicians. n. e. c. (excluding Laboratory Assistants)

Total 67 49 18 29 11 18 IX 67 49 18 29 11 18 Group 05 Teachers

Total 3.150 2,504 646 2.371 1.769 602 V 4 4 4 4 VIII 80 80 80 80 IX 3,066 2.42t) 646 2.287 1,685 6(12 Family 050 Teachers. University

Total 239 218 21 236 215 21 IX 239 2111 21 236 215 21

Family OSI Teachers. Secondary Schools

Total 485 375 110 391 282 109 VIII 3 3 3 3 IX 482 372 110 388 279 109 Family OS2 Teachers. Middle and Primary Scboolll

Total 1,379 1.060 319 1,0!!? 772 287 VIII 73 73 73 73 IX 1,306 987 319 986 699 287

Family 059 Teachers, D. e. c. Total 1,04S 849 196 683 498 illS V 2 2 2 2 VIII 4 4 4 4 IX 1.039 843 196 677 492 ISS 91

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSlFlCATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK" OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban

----~-- Category Persons Male. Females Ponons Males Femalet 1 2 1 .. S (; 7 Group 06 Jurists Total 409 406 3 403 400 3 VII 3 3 3 3 IX 406 40) 3 400 391 3 Family 061 Legal Practiti Jners Tota) 32-l 324· 118 118 VII I 1 J I IX 323 323 317 317 Group 01 Social Scientists and Related Worken Total 118 98 20. 95 80 IS III 4 :1 :% 4 2 2 V 1 1 VII 2 :1 2 2 VIII 17 17 9 9 IX 94 76 IS 79 66 13 Family 070 Economists Total 118 98 20 95 80 IS III 4 2 2 4 2 2 V 1 1 1 1 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 17 11 9 9 IX 94 76 18 79 66 13 Group 08 Artist. Writers and Related Wor1cer8 Total 713 60S 108 316 259 51 IV 26 2 24 4 2 2 V 11 10 11 10 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 674 591 83 299 245 ,.. Family 086 Musicians and Related Worken Total 275 205 70 218 174 44 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 273 203 70 216 172 44

Family 089 Artlsts Writers and Related WOlkert, Q. e. c. Total 316 306 10 16 (; 10 IX 316 306 10 16 6 10

Group 09 Draughtsmen and Science and BDeiDeeriDa Technician.. II. c. e- Total J66 135 137 135 2 VI 18 18 '1 18 18 VIII :"3 23 2l 23 IX 125 94 31 96 94 2 Jodh. 7-A 98

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER mAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 090 Draughtsmen

Total 107 76 31 78 76 2 VI 18 18 18 18 VII 16 16 16 16 IX 73 42 31 44 42 2 Group OX Other Professional, Technical and Related Workers Total 405 382 23 405 382 23 V 1 1 1 1 IX 404 381 23 404 381 23 Family OXO Ordained Religious Workers Total 189 175 14 189 175 14 IX 189 175 14 189 175 14 Family OX1 Non-Ordained Religious Workers

Total 174 166 8 174 166 8 IX 174 166 8 174 166 8 ·l>lvision 1 Administrative, Executive and Managerial Workers Total 4,613 4,546 67 3,980 3,919 61 /ll 105 100 5 105 lOO 5 IV 6 6 6 6 Y 106 106 106 106 VI 373 367 6 373 367 6 VlI 41 41 41 41 ",TIl 160 160 158 158 IX 3,822 3,766 56 3,191 3,141 50 Group to Administrators and Executive Officials, Government

Total 3,231 3,211 20 2,604 2,590 14 IX 3,231 3,211 20 2,604 2,590 ]4 Family 100 Administrators and Executive Ollicials, Central Government

Total 1.951 1,948 3 1,800 1,797 3 IX 1,951 1,948 3 1,800 1,797 3

Family 10} Administrators and Executive Officials, State Government

Total 815 810 5 609 604 5 IX 815 810 5 609 604 5

Family 104 Village Officials

Total 378 369 9 129 126 3 IX 378 369 9 129 126 3 99

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLA~SIFI<;:ATION BY S~X OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIV ATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7

Group 11 Directors anj Manag~rs, Wholesale and Retail Trade Total 15 15 15 15 VII 15 15 15 15

Group 12 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Financial Institutions Total 23 23 23 23 VlI 23 23 23 23

Group 13 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Other

Total 1,344 1,297 47 1,338 1,291 47 III IDS 100 5 105 100 5 IV 6 6 6 6 V 6 106 106 106 Vl 373 367 6 373 367 6 VII 3 3 3 3 VIll 160 160 158 lSI! IX 591 555 36 587 551 36

Family 130 Directors, Managers and WDrking Proprietors, Mining Quarrying and Well Drilling

Total 105 10:> 5 105 100 5 III 105 100 5 105 100 5

Family 131 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Construction

Tota 362 356 6 362 356 6 VI 362 355 362 356 6

Family 133 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Manufacturing Total 165 165 165 165 IV 6 6 6 6 V 103 103 103 103 VIII 12 12 12 12 IX 44 44 44 44

Family 134 Directors. Managers and Working Proprietors, Transport and Communications Total 123 123 121 121 VI 4 4 4 4 Vlll 119 119 117 117

Family 135 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Recreation Entertainment and Catering Services Total 508 473 35 508 473 35 VIII 26 26 26 26 IX 482 447 35 482 447 3S 100

TABLE ....V-OCCUPAT10MM. CLASSIFtCATION·BY SEX OF PERSONS, AT WORK OTHER mAN CULTIVTAION·Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Catolory Peraons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

• Dlvf.ltHI 2 Cl€1'ic

V11I I f 847 1,839 8 1,831 1,823 8 IX 4,709 4,556 IS) 4,240 4,092 /48 Group 20 Book-keeper. IDd Cashiers Total J.139 1,119 20 90S 885 20 DI 53 45 8 53 45 8 V 31 28 3 31 28 3 VI 63 61 2 31 29 1 VII 258 2SS 3 252 249 3 VIII 111 129 2 J28 126 2 IX 603 601 2 410 408 2 FllbillZOO Book-keeper., Book-Keeping IDd AQr:ocmts Clerka Total 173, 751i IS 7S0 735 IS III 52 44 8 52 44 8 V 27 24 3 27 24 3 VI IS 15 IS IS VII 211 208 3 20S 205 3 VIII 78 78 76 76 IX 39;) 389 375 374 Family 201 Cashiera Total 109 107 2 109 107 2 III 1 , 1 V 4 4 4 4 VI 15 13 2 15 13 2 VII 47 47 47 47 VIll 16 16 16 16 IX 26 26 26 26 Family 202 Ticltet Sellers and Ticket Inspectors including Ushers and Ticket Collectors (excludina those on Moving Transport) Total 257 254 3 46 43 3 VI 33 33 1 VlII 37 35 2 36 34 2 IX 187 186 1 9 8 Group 2J Stonolraphers Total J41 139 2 141 139 2 V 1 1 1 1 VI 7 7 7 7 VIII 25 25 25 25 IX lOB 106 2 108 106 2 101

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF' PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATlON-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 22 Office Machine Operators Total 21 19 2 20 18 2 VI 1 1 VII 4 4 .. <4 VIII 7 7 7 7 IX 9 7 2 8 6 l

Group 28 Clerical WorkefJ, Miscellaneous

Total 3.973 3,958 IS Z,847 3.8:Jl 1$ III 17 17 17 17 V 92 92 92 92 Vl ]94 194 193 193 VlI 139 135 4 139 135 4 VIII 1,232 1,230 2 1,221 1,222 2 IX 2,299 2,290 9 2,182 2.173 9

Family 280 General and Othor Ministerial Assistants and Clerks

Total 3,634 3,670 14 3,595 3,581 14 III 14 14 14 14 V 85 85 85 85 VI 179 179 179 179 VII 124 120 4 124 120 4 VIII 1,131 1,129 2 1,131 1,129 2 IX 2.151 2,143 8 2,062 2,0.54 8

Family 28) Miscellaneous Office Workers including R.ecord Keepers, Muharret's, Despatchers, Packers and Bioders of Office Papers

Total 289 288 252 251 1 III 3 3 3 3 V 7 7 7 7 VI 15 15 14 14 VII 15 IS IS 15 VIII 101 101 93 93 IX 148 147 1 120 119

Group 29 Unskilled Office WOlkers

Total 2,352 2.208 144 2,187 2,048 139 III 2 2 1 1 IV 1 1 1 V 36 36 3(i 36 VI 80 7& 2 79 77 2 VII 91 91 91 91 \1m 452 448 4 447 443 4 1 1,690 I.SS2 138 1,532 1,399 133 102

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK ornER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban

Category Persons Males Females Persons Males FClllal~ 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 290 Office Attendants, Ushers, Hall Perters etc., n. e. c. Total 2,352 2,208 144 2,187 2,048 139 III 2 2 1 1 IV 1 1 1 V 36 36 36 36 VI 80 78 2 79 17 2 VII ')1 91 91 91 VIII 452 448 4 447 443 4 IX 1,690 1,552 138 1,532 1,399 133 • Dtv/lion 1 Sale. Worker, Total 12,824 12.332 492 10,038 9,647 391 III 12 S 7 12 5 7 IV 12 7 5 12 7 5 V 85 85 85 85 VI 60 52 8 60 52 8 VII 12,148 11,678 470 9,368 8,999 369 VllI 392 390 2 392 390 2 IX lIS 115 109 109 Group 30 Worklog Proprietors, Wholesale and Retail Trade Total 10,453 10,086 367 7,886 7.579 307 III 7 1 7 7 V 25 25 25 25 VI 60 52 8 60 52 8 VU 10,176 9,824 352 7,609 7,317 292 VIII 111 III III 111 IX 74 74 74 74 Family 300 Working Proprietors, Wholesale Trado Total 643 641 2 638 636 2 VII 589 587 2 584 582 2 VIII 8 8 8 8 IX 46 46 46 46 Family 301 Working Proprietors, Retail Trade Total 9.810 9,445 365 7,248 6.943 305 III 7 7 7 7 V 25 25 25 25 VI 60 52 8 60 52 8 VII 9.587 9.237 350 7,025 6,735 290 VIll 103 103 103 103 IX 28 28 28 28 Group 31 Insureance and Real Estate Salesmen. Salesmen of Securities and Services and Auctioneers Total 164 162 2 J62 160 2 III 4 4 4 4 VlI 126 124 2 124 122 2 VllI 8 8 8 8 IX 26 26 26 26 103

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION ItY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Con/d. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males FemalO$ PersQDS Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 32 Commercial Travellers and Manufacturers' AJlCDts Total 49 49 49 49 V 7 1 7 7 VII 38 38 38 38 VIII 2 2 2 2 IX 2 2 2 2 Group 33 Salesmen, Shop Assistants and Related Workers Total 1,804 1,681 123 1,655 1,573 82 III 1 I 1 1 IV 12 7 S 12 7 5 V 53 53 53 53 VIJ 1,578 1,462 116 1,429 1,354 75 VIII 160 158 2 160 158 2 Family 330 Salesmen and Shop Assistants, Wholesale and Retail Trade Total 1,318 1,250 68 1,192 1,158 34 IV 12 1 5 12 1 5 V 42 42 42 42 VII 1,157 1,094 63 1,031 1,002 29 VlU 107 ]07 101 107 Family 331 Hawkers, Pedlars and Street Vendors Total 430 381 49 424 376 48 V 8 8 8 8 VII 317 330 47 371 325 46 VIII 45 43 2 4S 43 2 Group 34 Money-Lenders and Pawn-Brokers Total 354 354 286 286 VII 230 230 168 168 VIII 111 111 111 III IX 13 13 7 7 Family 340 Money-Lenders (including Indigenous Bankers) Total 264 264 202 202 VII 202 202 140 140 VIII 56 56 56 56 IX 6 6 6 6 • Division 4 Farmers, Fishermen, Hunters, Loggers and Related Workers Total 7,596 5.646 1,950 1,253 1,040 213 III 2,182 1,743 439 592 506 86 IV 5,083 3.611 1,472 343 255 88 V 23 20 3 23 20 3 VI 26 1 25 26 ] 25 Vll 7 4 3 7 3 Vlll 53 53 53 53 IX 222 214 8 209 201 8 Jodh. S 104

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN- CULTIVA TlON-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 40 Farmers and Farm Managers

Total 2,427 2,023 404 98 71 27 In 371 364 7 69 69 IV 2,031 l,659 372 4 2 2 VI 2S 25 25 lS

Family 404 Farmers and Farm Managers, Animals, Birds and Inseets Rearing

Total 2,353 1,951 402 2S 25 III 301 294 7 IV 2,027 1,657 370 VI 25 25 25 25

Grolll 41 Farm Workers

Tota' 4,961 3.431 1,530 997 815 182 III ].164 1,338 426 506 420 86 IV' 3,031 1,937 1.094 338 252 86 V 17 15 2 17 15 2 VIII 48 48 48 48 IX }t}l 93 8 88 80 8

Family 411 Farm Workers. Animals. Birds and Insects Rearing

Tota' 4,688 3,195 1,493 831 664 167 IU 1,675 1.263 412 481 402 79 IV 2,996 1.917 1.079 333 247 86 V J7 15 2 17 ]5 2

Family 412 qardeners (Malis)

Total 209 172 37 157 142 15 III 45 31 14 24 J7 7 IV 30 15 IS VIU 48 48 48 48 IX 86 18 8 85 77 8

Gf{m~ 42 Hunters and Related Workers

Total 6 6 2 2 III 6- 9- 2 2

Group 43 Fishermen and Related Workers

Total J 1 1 III 1 1 105

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATlON-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7

Group 44 Loggers and Other Forestry Workers Total 201 185 16 155 151 4 III 40 34 6 14 14 IV 21 IS 6 1 1 V 6 S 1 6 S 1 VI I 1 1 VII 7 4 3 7 4 3 VIII S 5 S S IX 121 121 121 121 Family 442 Log Fellers and Wood Cutters

Total 146 141 S 144 140 4 JII 5 4 3 3 IV 1 1 1 1 V 6 5 1 6 S 1 VI 1 1 1 vn 7 4 3 7 4 3 VIII 5 5 " S S IX 121 121 121 121

Divisio" 5 Miners. Quarrymen and Related Workers

Total 2.262 1.949 3/J 1,161 9H 146 l/l 2,171 1,864 307 1,151 905 146 IV 70 70 6 6 V 1 I 1 1 VI 20 14 6 3 3

Group 50 Miners and Quarrymen

Total 1,567 1,260 307 1,158 912 246 III 1,549 1,242 307 USI 90S 246 IV 10 10 6 6 VI 8 8 I

FamilJ1 500

Total 136 7S 61 17 16 I III 136 75 61 17 16 I

Family SOl Quarrymen

Total 1.258 1,016 242 1,137 896 241 III 1,240 998 242 1,130 889 241 IV 10 10 6 6 VI 8 8 1 lodb. 8-A 106

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7

Family 509 Miners and Quarrymen, n.e.c.

Total 162 159 3 3 3 III 162 159 3 3 3

Group 51 Well Drillers and Related Workers Total 4 4 VI 4 4

Group 52 Mineral Treaters

Totli\l 1 1 I V 1 I .. -~ : ~~ Group 59 Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 690 684 6 2 2 III 622 622 IV 60 60 VI 8 2 6 2 2

Family 590 Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 690 684 6 2 2 III 622 622 IV 60 60 VI 8 2 6 2 2 • Di..,/simt 6 Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations Total 4.495 4,484 11 3,322 3.313 9 III 14 13 J J4 13 1 V 5 5 5 5 VI 33 33 31 31 VII 8 8 8 8 rm 3,758 3,749 9 2,643 2,636 7 IX 677 676 1 621 620 1 Gronp 60 Deck Officers. Engineer Officers and Pilots. Ship

T~tal 35 35 35 35 VlfI 35 35 35 35 Group 61 Deck and Engine-Room Ratings (Ship), Barge Crews and Boatmen Total 10 to 10 10 VIII 10 10 10 10 9 roup 62 Aircraft Pilots, Navigators and Flight Engineers Total 236 236 236 236 VIII 3 3 3 3 IX 233 233 233 233 ." 107

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total- Urban ---- Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 620 Aircraft Pilots Total 207 207 207 207 VIII 3 3 3 3 IX 204 204 204 204 Group 63 Drivers and Firemen, Railway Engine Total 229 229 214 214 VIlI 229 229 214 2104 Family 630 Drivers Total 101 101 93 93 VIII 101 101 93 93 , " Family 631 Firemen Total 128 128 121 121 VIII 128 128 121 121 Group 64 Drivers, Road Transport Total 2,068 2,061 7 .,882 1,875 7 III 14 13 1 14 13 I V 5 5 S S VI 26 26 24 24 VII 8 8 8 8 VII1 1,761 1,762 5 1,637 1,632 S IX 248 247 1 194 193 I Family 641 Motor Vehicle Drivers Total 796 796 683 683 III 13 13 13 13 V 3 3 3 3 VI 23 21 23 23 VII 4 4 4 4 VIII 589 589 498 498 IX 164 164 142 142 Family 642 Cycle Rickshaw Drivers and Rickshaw Pullers Total 165 165- 165 16' VIII 160 160 160 160 IX 5 5 S S Family 643 Animal Drawn Vehicle Drivers Total 593 595 3 548 545 3 III 1 1 V 1 1 1 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 38 537 1 520 519 1 IX 56 5- 1 24 23 108

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Pamily 649 Drivers. Road Transport, n. c. c. (including Palki and Doli Bearers) Total 509 50S 4 486 482 4 V 1 I VI 3 3 1 1 VII 2 2 2 2 VIn 480 476 4 459 4S5 4 IX 23 23 23 23 Group 6S Conductor•• Guards and Brakesmen (Railway) Total 118 1I8 l1S 115 VIII )18 118 liS 11S Pamily 650 Conductors Total 53 53 52 52 VIIJ 53 53 52 52 Pamily 651 Guards Total 63 63 61 61 VIIl 63 63 61 61 Group 66 Inspectors, Supervisors, Traffic ControJ)ers and Despatchers, Transport Total 729 729 242 242 VIII 706 706 219 219 IX 23 23 23 23 Family 660 Inspectors. Supervisors, Statioo Masters and Permanent Way Inspectors Total 149 149 105 105 ~VIII 149 149 lOS lOS Family 661 Traffu: Controllers Total 425 425 II 11 VIII 424 424 10 10 IX 1 Family 662 Signalmen and Pointsmen Total ISS 155 126 126 vm 133 133 J04 104 1X 22 22 22 22 Group 67 Telephone, Telegraph and Related TeJe·commuoication Operators Tota' 220 218 2 217 21S 2 VI 2 2 2 2 VII 74 72 2 71 69 2 IX J44 144 144 144 Family 670 Telephone Operators Total 82 80 2 81 7° 2 VI 2 2 2 2 VIII 43 41 2 42 40 2 IX 37 37 37 37 109

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 672 Radio Communication and Wireless Operators Total 135 J35 134 134 VIII 28 28 27 27 IX 107 107 107 107 Group 68 Postmen and Messengers Total 211 211 143 143 VI 5 5 5 5 VIII 177 177 111 111 IX 29 29 27 27 Family 680 Postmen Total 166 166 101 101 VIII 166 166 101 101 Family 681 Messengers (including Dack Peons) Total 45 45 42 42 VI 5 5 5 5 VIII 11 11 10 10 IX 29 29 27 27 Group 69 Workers in Transport and Communications Occupations, n. e. c. Total 639 637 2 228 .228 VIII 639 637 2 228 228 Family 690 Ticket Sellers, Ticket Inspectors Including Ushers and Ticket Collectors on Moving Transport Total 151 151 122 122 VIII 151 151 122 122 Family 691 Conductors, Road Transport Total 59 59 50 50 VII( 59 59 50 .50 Family 692 Workers in Transport Occupations, n. e. c. Total 374 372 2 8 S VIll 374 372 2 8 8

'" Division 7-8 Craftsmen, Production Process Workers and Labollrerf, n. e. c. Total 34,717 30,/71 4,546 26,596 23,955 2,641 III 943 861 82 943 861 82 IV 8,835 6,845 1.990 4,0/7 3,162 855 V 8,5lJ 7,835 676 7,422 6,990 432 VI 5,028 4.667 J61 3.879 3.650 229 VIl 249 237 12 234 222 12 V/Il 3,983 3,972 1i 3,975 3,966 9 IX 7,168 5,754 1,414 6,126 5,104 1,022 Group 70 Spinners, Weavers, Knitters, Dyers and Related Workers Total 2,135 1,457 678 1,281 958 323 IV 1,596 1.021 575 827 574 253 V 539 436 103 454 384 70 110

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTlVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 704 Drawers and Weavers

Total 427 311 116 381 268 116 IV 324 221 103 284 181 103 V 103 90 13 100 87 13

Family 706 Bleachers. Dyers and FiniShers (excluding Printers)

Total 647 506 141 634 50S 129 IV 390 303 87 390 303 87 V 257 203 54 244 202 42

Family 709 Spinners, Weavers. Knitters, Dyers and Related Workers. n. e. c.

Total 766 455 311 53 24 29 IV 707 401 306 47 18 29 V 59 54 5 6 6

Group 71 Tailors, Cutters, Furriers and Related Workers

Total 2,558 2,010 548 1.799 1.520 279 IV 1,115 682 433 496 304 192 V 1,349 1,235 114 1,210 1,124 86 VII 5 S S 5 VIII 68 67 68 67 IX 21 21 20 20

Family 710 Tailors, Dress Makers and Garment Makers

Total 2,108 1,795 313 1,570 1,347 223 IV 860 649 211 416 275 141 V 1,209 1,108 101 1.1115 1,035 81 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 16 15 1 16 15 1 IX 21 21 20 20

Family 715 Sewers, Embroiderers and Darners, Textile and Fur Products

Total 201 70 137 120 65 55 IV 140 8 132 54 4 50 V 67 62 5 66 61 5

Group 72 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except Gloves and Garments) and Related Workers

Total 2,548 2,226 322 1,363 1,280 83 IV 1,138 1,467 211 783 711 72 V 792 742 SO 562 552 10 VII 1 1 1 1 IX 17 16 1 17 16 111

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 720 Shoe Makers and Shoe Repairers Total 1,925 1.720 205 1.176 1,129 47 IV 1,319 1,157 162 651 608 43 V 588 546 42 507 504 3 VII 1 IX 17 16 17 16

Group 729 Leather Cutters, Lasters and Sewers (Except Gloves and Garments) Related Workers, n. e. c. Total 611 502 109 175 147 28 IV 407 306 101 120 99 21 V 204 196 8 55 48 7 Group 73 Furnacemen. Rollers, Drawers, Moulders and Related Metal Making and Treating Workers Total 1,354 1,2,8 56 826 807 19 III 2 2 2 2 IV 695 64t S4 21S 198 17 V 432 430 2 384 382 2 VI 12 12 12 12 VIII 213 213 213 213 Family 733 Blacksmiths, Hammersmiths and Forgemen Total 1,020 967 53 620 604 16 III 2 2 2 2 IV 599 548 51 201 187 14 V 348 346 2 346 344 2 VI 12 12 12 12 VIII 59 59 59 59 Group 74 Precision Instrument Makers, Watch Makers, Jewellers and Related Workers Total 1,418 1,403 15 958 948 10 IV 713 702 It 282 276 6 V 689 685 4 ~60 656 4 VII 16 16 16 16 Family 741 Jewellers, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Total 1,325 1,311 14 866 857 9 IV 706 696 10 275 270 S V 604 600 4 576 572 4 Vll 15 15 15 15 Group 7S Tool-Makers. Machinists, Plumbers. Welders, Platers and Related Workers Total 2,891 2,851 40 2.799 2,788 II III 1 1 1 J IV 86 57 29 57 57 V 964 960 4 925 921 4 VI 29 27 2 28 26 2 VII IS 14 1 15 14 I I 1.284 1,282 2 1,278 1,276 1 IX 512 510 2 495 493 2 Jodh.9 112

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Malell Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 750 Fitter-Machinists. Tool-makers and Machine Tool Setters

Total 876 874 2 844 842 2 IV 4 4 4 4 V 63 63 34 34 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 633 633 630 630 IX 174 172 2 174 172 2

Family 753 Mechanics-Repairmen (Except Electrical and Precision Instrument Repairmen)

Total 1,437 1,434 3 1.431 1,428 3 IV 3S 3S 35 35 V 692 692 689 689 VII 11 10 1 11 10 1 VIII 430 428 2 421 425 2 IX 269 269 269 269

Group 76 Electricians and Related Electrical and Electronics Workers

Total 583 582 1 570 569 IV 1 1 J V 38 38 36 36 VI 36 36 36 36 VII 5 5 5 5 VIII 131 131 131 131 IX 372 371 361 360

Family 764 Linemen and Cable Joiners

Total 217 216 1 217 216 1 V 4 4 4 4 VI 3 3 3 3 VII 1 1 1 1 VIII 28 28 28 28 IX 181 180 181 180

Group 77 Carpenters, Joiners. Cabinet Makers, Coopers and Related Workers

Total 1,967 1,927 40 1,384 1.351 33 1II 1 1 1 1 IV 844 844 19 296 284 J2 V 720 699 21 686 665 21 VI 27 27 27 27 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 3IS 315 315 315 IX 58 58 57 57 10

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT. WORK OTHER THAN CULTlV ATIO N-Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 770 Carpenters, Joiners, Pattern Makers (Wood)

Total 1,647 1,607 40 1,348 1,315 33 JII 1 I 1 1 IV 553 534 19 289 277 12 V 697 676 21 663 642 21 VI 27 27 27 27 VII 2 2 2 2 VIII 309 309 309 309 IX 58 58 57 57

Family 779 Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet Makers, Coopers and Related Workers, n. e. c.

Total 300 300 16 J6 IV 285 285 1 1 V 10 10 10 10 VIII 5 S S S

Group 78 Painters and Paper Hangers

Total 463 449 14 463 449 14 111 1 1 IV 40 27 13 40 27 13 V 90 90 90 90 VI 16 16 16 16 VII 3 3 3 3 VIII 159 ]59 l59 159 IX 154 154 154 154

Family 780 Painters and Paper Hangers

Total 463 449 14 463 449 14 III 1 I IV 40 27 13 40 27 13 V 90 90 90 90 VI 16 J6 16 16 VII 3 3 3 3 VIIl 159 Jj9 159 159 IX 154 154 154 154

Group 79 Bricklayers, Plasterers and Construction Workers, n. e. c.

Total 2,994 2,805 189 1,770 ],726 44 III 282 252 30 282 252 30 IV 21 8 J3 7 7 V 266 266 J96 196 VI 2,425 2,279 ]46 1,285 1,271 14 Jodh. 9-A 114

TABLE.B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER mAN CULTIVATlON-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females I 2 3 4 5 6 7

Family 790 Stone Cutters, Stone Cavers and Stone Dressers Total 1,155 1,063 92 744 712 32 In 282 252 30 282 252 30 IV 8 8 7 7 V 204 204 179 179 VI 661 599 62 276 274 2 Family 791 Bricklayers. Plastererers. Masons Total 1,176 1,166 10 855 845 10 Vl 1,176 1.166 10 a5S 845 10

Famil)l 199 Bricldayers. PlaatelHS and Constructions Workers, n. e. c. Tota} 624 538 86 169 167 2 IV 13 13 V 61 61 17 17 VI 5S0 7 13 152 ISO 2 GrQUp 80 Compositors, Printers, Engravers, Book-Binders and Related Worker. Total 404 374 30 392 362 30 IV 43 21 16 4J 'ZJ ]6 V 309 295 )4 297 2&3 14 IX 52 52 52 52

Group 31 Potter, Kilnmen, Glass and Clay Formers and Related Workers Total 987 671 316 329 228 101 IV 865 592 273 246 165 81 V 101 69 38 68 53 15 IX )5 10 5 IS 10 5 Family 81l Potters and Related Clay Formers Total 809 544 265 3tH 208 95 IV 126 480 246 225 149 76 V 68 54 14 6} 49 14 IX 15 10 5 IS 10 5 Groop 82 Millers, Bakers, Brewmasters and Related Food Beverage Workers Total 1,465 1.314 151 1,112 1,028 84 IV 576 469 107 325 277 48 V 806 1ft7 39 725 692 33 VII 29 29 14 14 IX 54 49 S 48 45 3 Family 820 Millers, Pounders, Huskers and Parchers, Grains and Related Workers Tota' 364 340 24 324 306 18 IV 49 35 14 38 30 8 V 287 279 8 258 250 8 IX 28 26 2 28 26 2 115

TARLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY S:tX OJ' PERSONS .AT WORK OTHER THAN CULnVATION~Contd. Total Workers Division, Group and Family "I:otal Urban category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Family 821 Crushers and Pressers, Oil Seeds

Total 598 511 81 332 309 23 IV 449 380 69 215 J98 17 V 149 137 12 117 111 6

Family 824 Bakers, Confectioners. Candy and Sweetmeat Makers

Total 449 408 41 411 370 41 IV 69 46 23 64 41 23 V 346 328 18 328 310 IS VII 27 27 12 12 IX 7 7 7 7

Group 83 Chemical and Related Process Workers

Total 6S 63 2 6S 63 2 IV 4 3 1 4 3 1 V 60 S9 1 60 59 1 VIIl t I

GrollP 84 Tobacco Pteparers and Products Makers

Total 619 410 209 61i 410 208 IV 135 70 65 134 70 64 V 484 340 144 484 340 144

Family 842 Cheroot. Cigar and Bidi Makers

Total 573 400 113 S72 400 172 IV 100 69 31 99 69 30 V 473 331 142 473 331 (42

Group 8S Craftsmen and Production Process Workers, n. e. c.

Total 833 742 91 706 644 62 III 50 SO 50 SO IV 313 242 71 212 170 42 V 425 406 19 399 380 19 IX 45 44 1 4S 44 1

Family 859 Craftsmen and Production Process Workers, n. e. c.

Total 392 371 21 335 314 21 IV 118 108 10 84 74 10 V 274 263 11 251 240 11 116

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Divisiot:l. Group , and Family Total Urban Females category Persons Males Females Persons Males 1 I 2 3 4 5 6

6roup 86 Testers. Packers, Sorters and Related Workers

Total 16 16 16 16 V 2 2 2 2 VI } 1 1 1 VII 7 7 7 7 VIII 1 1 1 )X 5 5 5 5

Group 87 Stationery Engine and Excavating and Lifting Equipment Operators and Related Workers

T0tat 114 114 110 110 7 V to 10 7 VI )9 19 18 18 VII1 34 34 34 34 IX 51 51 5. 51

Group 8BI Labourers, n. e. c. 1.337 Tota) 11,303 9.459 1.144 10,035 8,698 51 m 606 555 51 606 5SS 38 IV 50 11 39 49 11 9 V 429 306 J23 177 168 VI 2,463 2,250 2n 2.456 2,243 213 11 VII 166 IS5 11 166 155 6 VIII 1,777 1.769 ~ 1,775 1,769 3,797 1,009 IX ',R12 4.413 1,399 4,806

,.~ 890 Loaden and UlIloatdcrs 110 Total 1.141 892 249 1,002 1192 10 )11 60 50 10 60 50 20 IV 20 20 20 10 V 10 10 jO Vi 70 64 6 70 64 6 2 VII 86 84 2 86 84 VIll 289 289 289 289 72 IX 606 39$ 211 461 395

Family 199 Labourers, n. e. C.

Tota;l' 10,162 8.567 1,595 9.033 7,806 1.227 41 III 546 50S 41 546 50S 18 IV 30 11 19 29 II 9 V 419 296 123 167 158 207 VI 2.393 2.186 207 2,386 2,179 vn 80 71 9 80 71 9 VIII 1,488 1,480 III 1.486 1.480 6 937 IX 5,206 4.018 ],188 4.339 3,402 117

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTlVTAION~Contd, Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons MaJes Fema.le& Persons MaJes Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

* Division 9 Service. Sport (lnd Recreation Worker.. Total 8,833 7,217 1,616 6,412 5,126 1,286 III 5 5 5 5 IV 2 1 I 1 1 V 30 29 1 30 29 1 VI .55 51 4 55 51 4 Vll 26 23 3 26 23 3 VIII 700 688 12 661 649 12 IX 8,015 6,420 1,595 5,634 4,368 1,266

Group 90 Fire Fighters, Policemen, Guards and Related Workers

Total 3,213 3,195 18 1,704 1,686 18 III 3 3 3 3 V 19 19 19 19 VI 18 18 18 18 VII 17 17 17 17 VIII 123 123 117 117 IX 3,033 3,015 18 1,530 1,512 18

Family 901 Police Constables. Investigators and Related Workers Total 1,533 1,523 JO 1,080 r ,O7() fO VIII 16 16 16 16 IX 1,517 1,507 10 1,064 1,054 10 Family 903 Watcbmen and Chowkidars Tota) 566 SS8 8 553 545 8 III 3 3 3 3 V 19 19 19 19 V[ 18 18 18 18 VII 17 17 17 11 VIII 107 107 101 101 IX 402 394 8 395 387 8

Family 909 Fire Fighters, Policemen, Guards and Related Workers, D. e. c. Total 1,072 1,072 29 29 IX 1,072 1,072 29 29 Group 91 House-Keepers, Cooks, Maids and Rleatcd Workers Total 1,790 1,213 577 1.607 1,060 547 III 1 1 1 1 IV 1 1 V 7 6 1 7 6 VI 3 3 3 3 VII 4 3 1 4 3 VIII 264 263 I 264 263 I IX 1.510 937 573 J,328 784 544 118

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATlONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division. Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 (j 7

Family 910 Howe Keepers. Matrons, Stewards (Domestic and Institutional)

Total 118 98 20 96 93 3 V 2 Z Z 2 VIU 76 76 76 76 JX 40 20 20 18 15 3

Family 911 Cooks. Cook-Bearers (Domelltic aod Institutional)

Total 691 408 283 604 333 271 V 2 I 1 2 1 1 VI 1 1 1 t VIII 42 41 1 42 41 1 IX 646 365 281 SS9 29l 269

Family 912 Butlers, Bearers. Waiters. Maids and Other Servant. (Domestic)

Total 875 602 273 803 530 273 III 1 I 1 1 V 3 3 .. 3 3 VI 2 2 2 2 Vll 4 3 4 3 1 VIII 52 52 52 52 IX 813 541 272 741 469 272

Family 913 Ayas, Nurse-Maids

Total ]03 103 103 103 VIII 94 94 94 94 IX 9 9 9 9

Group 92 Waiters, Bartenders and Related Worker.

Total 159 150 9 159 150 9 VII 2 2 2 2 Vlll 3 3 3 3 IX 1S4 145 9 154 145 9

Family 920 Waiters, Bartenders and Related Workers n. e. c.

Total 159 150 9 159 150 9 VII 2 2 2 2 Vlll 3 3 3 3 IX 154 45 9 IS4 145 -9 119,

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Contd.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Category Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7

Group 93 Building Care-Takas, Cleaners and Related Workers Total 2,479 1,603 876 1,991 1,375 616 III I 1 IV 1 1 V 4 4 4 4 VI 34 30 4 34 30 4 VII 3 1 :2 3 1 2 VIII 310 299 11 277 266 11 IX 2,126 1,267 859 1,671 1,072 599 Family 931 Cleaners, Sweepers and Watermen Total 2,472 1,598 874 1,984 1,370 614 III 1 1 1 IV 1 1 1 V 4 4 4 4 VI 34 30 4 34 30 4 VII 3 I 2 3 1 2 VIII 309 298 Il 276 265 II IX 2,120 1,263 857 1,665 1,068 597 Group 94 Barbers, Hairdressers, Beautjcians and Related Workers Total 559 553 6 424 419 5 IX 559 553 6 424 419 5 Family 940 Barbers, Hairdressers, Beauticians and Related Workers Total 559 553 6 424 419 5 IX 559 553 6 424 419 5 Group 95 Laundrers, Dry Cleaners and Pressers Total 494 400 94 A84 395 S9 IX 494 400 94 484 395 89 Family 950 Laundrymen, Washermen and Dhobies Total 490 396 94 480 391 1lg IX 490 396 94 480 391 M Group 96 Athletes, Sportsmen and Related Workers Total 4 4 4 4 IX 4 4 4 4 Group 97 Photographers and Related Camera Operators Total 29 29 29 29 IX 29 29 29 29 Group 99 Service, Sports and Recreation Workers, n.e.c. Total 106 70 36 10 8 2 IX 106 70 36 10 8 2 Family 999 Service, Sports and Recreation Workers. D.e.c. Total 101 66 35 5 4 IX 101 66 3S 5 4 lodh. 10 120

TABLE B-V-OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION-Cone/d.

Total Workers Division, Group and Family Total Urban Cate,ory Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Division X Workers not Classifiable by Occu.PQtion

Total 2,461 2,401 60 1,719 1,682 47 III 15 13 2 15 13 1 IV 8 8 6 6 V 134 129 5 131 126 5 VI 54 53 1 52 51 1 VII 61 61 52 52 V11I 596 595 1 595 594 1 IX 1,593 1,542 51 878 840 38

Group XS Workers Reporting Occupations Unidentifiable or Unclassifiable Total 1,823 1.773 SO 1.725 1.678 47 III 14 12 l 14 12 2 IV 6 6 6 6 V 132 127 5 129 124 S VI 54 53 1 52 51 1 VII 61 61 52 52 VIlI 595 594 1 594 593 1 IX 961 920 41 878 840 38

Family X80 Workers Reporting Occupations Unidentifiable or Unclassifiablc Total 1.823 1,773 50 1.725 1,678 47 III 14 12 2 14 12 2 IV 6 6 6 6 V 132 127 5 129 124 5 VI 54 53 1 52 51 1 VII 61 61 52 52 VIII 595 594 1 594 593 1 IX 961 920 41 878 840 38

Group X9 Workers not Reporting Occupation Total 638 628 10 4 4 III 1 1 1 IV 2 2 V 2 2 2 2 VIn 1 1 1 IX 632 622 10 Family X90 Workers not Reporting Occupation Total 638 628 10 4 4 III 1 1 I IV 2 2 V 2 2 2 2 VIII 1 I 1 IX 632 622 10 121

APPENDIX 1'0 TABLE B·V

Families having less than 1% of the workers of the respective divisions and less than 0.5% in case of Division 7-8 only have been shown in the appendix. The following abbreviations have been used 1- III Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, VI Construction Plantations, Orchards and Allied activities VII Trade and Commerce IV Household Industry VIn Transport, Storage and Communications V Manufacturing other than Household Industry IX Other Services M=Males F=Females DISTRICT 000 Total IX(F2): 002 Total VI(M2) VIII(M5) IX(M19), Total VI(M4); 520 Total V(Ml), UrbanV(Ml); 600 Total VlII(M4). Urban VI(M2) VIII(M5) IX(M5); 003 Total V(MI) VI(M7,Fl) Urban VIII(M4); 601 Total VIII(M31). Urban VIII(M31); 610 VlII(M2S) IX(M17), Urban V(Ml) Vl(M7,FJ) VIII(M2S) Total VIII(M4), Urban VIII(M4); 611 Total VIII(M6), Urban IX(M17); 004 Total VII(Fl) VIII(Ml) IX(M6), Urban VII(FI) VJII(M6); 621 Total IX(M7), Urban IX(M7); 622 Total IX(M22). VHI(Ml) IX(M6); 005 Total IX(M2), Urban IX(M2); 006 Total Urban IX(M22); 652 Total VIII(M2), Urban VIU(M2); 671 Total I1I(MI) IX(M3,Fl), Urban III(Ml) IX(M3,Fl); 007 Total VUI(M2), Urban VIII(M2); 679 Total VIII(MI); 693 Total VI(M2) IX(M21), Urban VI(M2) IX(M5); 010 Total III(Ml) VfII{M33), Urban VIII(M33); 694 Total VIIl(M22). Urban VIII V(M3) VII(M4) IX(M2), Urban I1I(MI) V(M2) VII(M4) (1\115); 700 Total IV(MIR,F4) V(MS,F21). Urban IV(MIS,F4) IX(M2); 011 Total V(M3), Urban V(M3); 013 Total IX(M4}, V(M8,F7); 701 Total IV(M7,F4) V(M25,FI). Urban IV(M7,F4) Urban IX(M4); 019 Total IX(M2), Urban lX(M2); 020 Total V(M25,FI); 702 Total IV(M47,F52) V(M23,F7). Urban IV(M47, III(Ml) IX(M2). Urban III(Ml} IX(M2); 021 Total IX(M4), F23) V(M23,F7); 703 Total V(M2,F2). Urban V(M2); 705 Total Urban IX(M4}; 029 Total IX(Ml}, Urban IX(MI); 032 Total V(M2), Urban V(M2); 707 Total IV(M5,F5) V(M29), Urban IX(M3), Urban IX(M3); 033 Total IX(MIO), Urban IX(MIO); IV(F3) V(M29); 70S Total IV(MI9,FI4); 711 Total IV(M22.Fl), 034 Total IX(Mll), Urban IX(Mll); 035 Total IX(M14), Urban V(M23) VU(M2), Urban IV(M22,Fl) V(M23) VII(M2); 712 IX(MI4); 039 Total IX(M4). Urban IX(M3); 044 Total IX(Mll). Total V(MI), Urban V(MJ); 713 Total VIIJ(M52), Urban VIII Urban IX(MS); 045 Total IX(M4), Urban IX(M4); 046 Total (M52); 714 Total IV(M2) V(MI) VIl(Ml), Urban IV(M2) VIII(M2) IX(M33). Urban VIII(M2) IX(M33); 047 Total V(Ml) VII(MI); 719 Total IV(MI,FS9) V(M40,F8). Urban V(Mi), Urban V(MI); 053 Total V(M2), Urban V(M2); 060 Total IV(Ml) V(M3); 721 Total IV(M4,FS), Urban IV(M4,F8); IX(M56,Fl). Urban IX(M56,Fl); 062 Total VII(M2) IX(M24,F2), 730 Total V(MlO) VIII(MI3), Urban V(MIO) VIII(MI3); Urban VII(M2) IX(M24,F2}; OSO Total IX(M7.5,F3), Urban 731 Total IV(F3) VIII(M3), Urban IV(F) VIII(M3); IX(MIO); 081 Total V(M8,FI) IX(M34), Urban V(M8.FI) 7'2 Total VIII(M22). Urban VIII(M22); 734 Total IV(Mt) IX(M34); 082 Total IX(MJ2), Urban IX(MI2); OS3 Total IV(MI, V(M19) VIII(M100). Urban IV(MI) V(M19) VIII(MIOO); F2) IX(M8), Urban IV(MI,F2) [X(M8); 084 Total IV(MI,F22) 735 Total IV(MJ) V(M7) VIIl(M2), Urban IV(Ml) V(M7) VIII V(M2). Urban IV(Ml) V(M2); 085 Total IX(M2). Urban IX(M2); (M2); 739 Total IV(M91) V(M4S) VIII(MI4), Urban IV(M9) 087 Total IX(Ml). Urban IX(Ml); 091 Total VITI(M5) V(M2) VIII(MI4); 740 Total IV(M6,FI) V(M75) VII(MI). IX(M22), Urban VIII(M5) IX(M22); 099 Total VIII(M2) Urban IV(M6.FI) V(M74) VII(MI); 742 Total V(MlO), Urban IX(M30). Urban VIII(M2) IX(M30); OX2 Total IX(M2S), V(Ml0); 751 Total V(M42) Vl[(M55) IX(MI3), Urban V(M41) Urban IX(M2S); OX3 Total IX(M12). Urban IX(MI2); VlII(M55} IX(M13); 752 Total V(M5,F3) VIlI(MS5) IX(M20), OX9 Total V(MI) IX(F1). Urban V(MI) IX(Fl); 102 Total Urban V(M5,F3) VIII(M85) IX(M20); 754 Total IV(M7) IX(M37,F2), Urban IX(M37,F2); 103 Total IX(M9), Urban V(M77) VIII(M8). Urban IV(M7) V(M74) VIII(M8); 755 Total IX(M9); 109 Total IX(M3S,FI). Urban IX(MI7,FI); ltO Total V(M3) VI(M26,F2) VIII(M3) IX(MI7), Urban V(M3) VI(M26, VIl(M9), Urban VII(M9); 111 Total VIl(M6), Urban VIHM6); F2) VIlI(M3) IX(M17); 756 Total lIJ(MO IV(M4) V(MI6) ]20 Total VII(MI9). Urban VI1(MI9); 121 Total VII(M4), Urban VJlI(M23) IX(M1), Urban IlI(Ml) IV(M4) V(M16) VII1(M23) VII(M4); 136 Total IX(M41,FI). Urban IX(M41,Fl); 139 Total IX(I\1I); 757 Total VHI(M2S), Urban VIIl(M2S); 75S Total V(M3) VI(M7) VII(M3) VI1I(M3) IX(M23), Urban V(M3} V(M21,FI). Urban V(MI9,FI); 759 Total IV(M7.F29) V(M41) VIlM7) VII(M3) VIII(M3) IX(MI9); 210 Total VI(Ml) VIII VI(Ml) VII(M2) VI1I(MI9) IX(MI8), Urban IV(M7) V(M40) (M6) IX(MSS,FI), Urban VI(Ml) VIII(M6) IX(M58,Fl); 211 VII(M2) VJII(M19) IX(MI); 760 Total V(M9) Vl(M3) VII Total V(MI) VI(M6) VHI(MI9) IX(M48,Fl), Urban V(Ml) (M2) VIII(M48) IX(M9S), Urban V(M7) VI(M3) VII(M2) VI(M6} VIII(MI9) IX(M4S,FI); 220 Total VJ(MI) VII(M2) VIII(M48) IX(M97); 761 Total V(M6) VI(M6) VIU(M44) VIII(MS) IX(M3), Urban VI(Ml) VlT(M2) VlI1(M5) IX(M3); IX(M59). Urban V(M6). VI(M6), VlII(M44), IX(MS9). 762 Total 221 Total IX(MI), Urban IX(MI); 229 Total VII(M2) VIII(M2) IV(MI) V(MI4} VlI(MI) VIIT(M2) JX(M4), Urban IV(MJ) IX(M3.F2), Urban VII(M2) VIII(M2} IX(M2,F2); 310 Total V(M14) VlI(MI) VIII(M2) IX(M4); 763 Total V[(M24) VIII VII(M23.F2) IX(MII). Urban VII(M23,F2) IX(MII); 311 Total (M6). Urban VI(M24) VJII(M6); 769 Total V(M5) VlI(Ml) 1II(M3) VU(MS) VIII(M2). Urban IIl(M3) VII(M8) VIII(M2); VIII(M3) IX(M30), Urban V(M5) VIl(MI) VIIJ(M3) IX(M20); 312 Total VU(M21) IX(MS), Urban VII(MI9) IX(M5); 313 771 Total IV(MI) V(M2) VIIl(Ml), Urban IV(Ml) V(M2) VIII Total VII(M2) IX(MI), Urban VII(M2) IX(MI); 319 Total (1\11); 772 Total V(M7), Urban V(M7); 773 Total IV(MI), Urban III(Ml) VII(M70) VIlI(M6) IX(M9), Urban I1I(MI) VII(M70) IV(MI); 775 Total IV(M4) V(M4), Urban IV(M4) V(M4); 793 VlIJ(M6) IX(M9); 320 Total V(M6) VH(MlS), Urban V(M6) Total V(MI) VI(MI); 794 Total VI(M2), Urban VI(M2); 795 VII(MIS); 321 Total V(MI) VIl(M6) VlII(M2) IX(M2), Urban Total VI(M34,FI); SOO Total V(MI6), Urban V(M16); SOl Total V(MI) VII(M6) VIII(M2) IX(M2); 329 Total VlI(MI4), Urban V(M96), Urban V(M96); 802 Total V(M4) IX(MII), Urban V(M4) VII(MI4); 339 Total III(MI) V(M3) VII(M38,F6) VIU(MS), IX(Mll); 803 Total V(M62), Urban V(MS8); 804 Total IV Urban IlI(MO V(M3) VII(M27) VIIl(MS); 341 Total VII(M28) (M26,F16) V(M56,FH) IX(M23). Urban IV(M26,FI6) V(M48,FI4) VIlI(M55) IX(M7), Urban VII(M28) VIII(M55) IX(Ml); 402 IX(M23); 805 Total V(MI) IX(M9), Urban V(MI) IX(M9); 806 Total II1(M21) IV(M2,F2), Urban Il1(M2J) IV(M2,F2); 403 Total V(MI). Urban V(MI); S07 Total V(MI), Urban V(Ml); Total III(M49). Urban III(M48); 415 Total III(M44) IX(M4), 808 TotaIIV(MI) V(M39) IX(M5), Urban IV(Ml) V(M39) Urban IlI(MI); 419 Total IV(M5) IX(Mll), Urban IV(M5) IX(M5); R09 Total V(MI9) IX(M4), Urban V(MI9) IX(M4); 810 IX(M3); 420 Total IlI(Ml), Urban IIl(MI). 429 Total III(MS), Total IV(F4) V(Ml,Ft) Urban IV(F4) V(Ml,Fl); 812 Total IV Urban III(MI); 431 Total III(MI), Urban III(Ml); 440 Total (MI3) V(M2), Urban IV(MI3) V(M2); 813 Total V(Ml), Urban IlI(M26). Urban III(M9); 441 Total I1I(M3), Urban IIJ(MI); V(MI); SI4 Total V(FI); 815 Total IV(MI,FI) V(M7,F22), Urban 443 Total IV(F6); 449 Total III(MI.F5) IV(MI4), Urban III IV(MI,Fl);SI9 Total IV(M9S,F2Z)V(M4). Urban IVCM2); 822Total (MI); 502 TotallII(MIO); 503 Total III(Fl), Urban IlI(Fl); 511 V(Ml) IX(Ml), Urban IX(MI); 825 Total V(M4),Urban V(M4); Jodh. ]O-A 122

APPENDIX TO TABLE B-V-Concld.

827 Total V(M4) VII(Ml), Urban V(M4) VII(Ml); 828 Total IV(M64) V(MSS). Urban I1I(M50) IV(M64) V(M55); 860 Total VIl(Ml) IX(MI2.F2), Urban VII(MI) IX(IO); 829 Total IV(M8, V(M2) VI(Ml) VII(M7) IX(M4), Urban V(M2} VI(MI) VII(M7) FI) V(MI4,Fl) IX(M3,FI), Urban IV(M8) V(MI3,FI) IX(MI,FI); IX(M4); 861 Total VIII(Ml) IX(Ml), Urban VIII(Ml) IX(MI): 830 Total VIlI(MI). Urban VIII(MJ); 831 Total IV(Ml,FI) 870 Total V(M4) VI(Mt2) VIII(M9) IX(M20). Urban V(M4) V(M27,Fl). Urban IV(MI.Fl) V(M27,Fl); 832 Total V(MIl), VI(MI2) VIll(M9) IX(M20); 871 Total VI(Ml) VIII(M20) IX Urban V(Mll}; 833 Total V(M6), Urban V(M6); 834 Total (M27), Urban VI(Ml) VIII(M20) IX(M27); 874 Total VI(M2). V(M2), Urban V(M2); 839 Total IV(M2) V(MI3), Urban IV(M2) Urban VI(M2); 876 Total V(M2) VI(MI) VIII(M5) IX(M4). V{M13); 840 Tota) V(MS,FI), Urban V(M5,Fl); 841 Total V(Fl), Urban VI(MI) VIII(M5) IX(M4); 879 Total V(M4) VI(M3) Urban Urban V(FI); 843 Total IV(MI) V(M2), Urban IV(Ml) V(M2); V(M3) VI(M2); 900 Total VIII(MI6) IX(M25), Urban VIII(MI6) 849 Total IV(F34) V(M2), Urban IV(F34) V(M2); 850 Total IX(M9); 902 Total IX(MI7), Urban IX(MI1); 919 Total IV(FI) IV(MS7,F48) V(M31,F7), Urban IV(M28,F31) V(MJO,F7); 851 IX(M2), Urban IX(Ml); 930 Total VIII(Ml) IX(M4,F2), Urban Total V(MIO), Urban V(MIO); 852 Total IV(M2) V(Mt8), Urban Vlll(MI) IX(M4,F2); 951 Total IX(M4). Urban IX(M4); 960 IV(M2} V(MlS); 853 Total IV(Mll,F12) V(M19), Urban IV(M2) Total IX(M4), Urban IX(M4); 970 Total IX(MI), Urban IX(Ml); V(Mt7): 854 Total lX(M44,Fl), Urban IX(M44,Fl); 855 Total 979 Total IX(M28), Urban IX(M28); 990 Total IX(M4,FI), IV(Fl) V(MIO,Fl). Urban IV(Fl) V(MtO,Fl); 856 Total III(M50) Urban IX(M4,FJ). 123

FLY-LEAF TO TABLE B-V

The following Occupational Families have been assigned to incompatible Industrial Categories of Workers in Table B-V due to insufficient description given in the enumeration slip for Industry or Coding mistake. Statement showing appropriate Industrial Categories of Occupational Families. Industrial Total Urban category Appropriate Code Number and Description appearing in Industrial of Occupational Family Persons Males Females Persons Males Females the Table Category 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DISTRICT 133 Directors, Managers and Working Proprietors, Manufacturing 44 44 44 44 IX IV, V 202 Ticket Sellers and Ticket Inspectors 33 33 1 VI VIII, IX including Ushers and Ticket Collectors (excluding those Moving Transport 300 Working Proprietors, Wholesale Trade 8 8 8 8 VIII VII 46 46 46 46 IX VII 301 Working Proprietors, Retial Trade 7 7 7 7 III VII 25 25 25 25 V VII 60 52 8 60 52 8 VI VII 103 103 103 103 VIII VII 28 28 28 28 IX VII 310 Agents and Salsesmen. Insurance 11 II 11 11 IX VII 312 Brokers and Agents, Securities and Shares 5 5 S 5 IX VII 340 Money Lenders (including Indigenous 56 56 56 56 VIII VII Bankers) 6 6 6 6 IX VII 341 Pawn Brokers 55 55 55 55 VIII VII 7 7 1 1 IX VII 404 Farmers and Farm Managers, Animals. 25 25 25 25 VI III,IV,V Birds and Insect rearing VIll III to VII 442 Log Fellers and Wood Cuttors 5 5 5 5 IX TIT to VII 121 121 121 121 IX VIIl 642 Cycle Rickshaw Drivers and Rickshaw 5 5 S 5 IX VIII Pullers lX IV, V 662 Signalmen and Pointmen 22 22 22 22 VIII IV, V 710 Tailors, Dress Makers and Garment Makers 21 21 20 20 IX IV, V 713 Upholsterers and Related Workers 52 52 52 sa VIII IV, V 720 Shoe Makers and Repairers 17 16 1 17 16 IX IV. V 770 Carpenters, Joiners, Pattern Makers (Wood) 58 58 57 57 IX III, IV, V, VIII 799 Bricklayers, Plasterers and Construction 13 ]3 IV VI Workers, n.e.c. 804 Printers (Textile) 23 23 23 23 IX IV, V 805 Photo-Litho Operators and Photo 9 9 9 9 IX IV, V Lithographers 811 Potters and Related Clay Formers 15 10 5 IS 10 5 IX IV, V 856 Paper Products Makers SO 50 50 SO III IV. V 901 Police Constable, Investigators and 16 16 16 16 VIII IX Related Workers 124

TABLE B-VI-OCCUPATIONAL DIVISIONS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Educational levels

Literate Technical (without Matriculation diploma not Total Literate educational Primary or or Higher equal to Occupational Total Workers Workers level) Junior Basic Secondary degree Division No. Age. ----~-~ (N.C.O.) group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT All DlvisloDs Total 66,598 60,530 6,068 38,332 1,302 27,731 722 1,818 100 6,256 351 129 4 0-14 300 32 284 17 16 5 15-34 22,186 825 15,216 379 1,217 56 4,272 299 100 2 35-59 14,615 415 11,121 288 551 39 1,931 51 27 2 60+ 1,229 30 1,108 28 34 53 1 2 Age Dot stated 2 2

0 Total !,007 4,011 996 3,629 839 1,425 319 95 79 1,113 331 26 4 0-14 20 4 20 4 15-34 1,927 594 570 190 43 44 788 279 16 2 35-59 1,479 231 682 117 42 35 308 51 8 2 60+ 203 10 153 8 10 17 1 2 Age not atated 1 Total 3,980 3,919 61 3,372 17 2,275 9 123 1 595 5 27 0-14 8 2 7 2 15-34 2,110 to 1,429 5 84 399 3 23 35-59 1,194 5 785 2 37 194 2 4 60+ 60 54 2. Age not stated

2 Total 7,100 6,922 178 6,062 49 3,050 311 240 1 2,212 6 9 0-14 14 1 11 1 3 15-34 3,446 22 1,550 16 136 1.393 3 5 35-59 2,505 26 1.412 22 98 803 3 4 60+ 97 77 3 16 Age not stated

3 Total 10,038 9,647 391 6,934 38 5,975 3S 325 2 510 1 1 0-14 63 2 62 2 1 15-34 3,432 14 2,785 12 201 371 35-59 2,981 20 2,694 19 115 128 60+ 455 2 434 2 8 II Age not stated

4 Total 1,253 1,040 213 245 2 207 2 7 22 0-14 6 6 15-34 139 tIC 4 19 35-59 88 80 3 2 60+ 12 11 1 Age not stated

O-Professional, Technical and Related Workers I-Administrative, Executive and Managerial Workers 2-Clerica\ and Related Workers 3-Sales Workers 4-Farmcrll, Fishermen, HUnters, Loggers and Related Workl"r" 125

CLASSIFIED BY SEX, BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY

Educational levels University Non-tech- degree or Technical degree or diploma equal to degree Or post-graduate degree nical post-graduate diploma degree other not equal than technical Veterinary and to degree degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture Dairying Technology Teaching Others

-~-- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femal_es Males Females Males Females Males Females Mates Females Males Females 16 17 J8 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 DlSTRICT 47 7 2,158 98 93 7 61 4 5 2 26 1 6 1

18 3 1,266 81 64 1 20 2 1 1 10 1 1 1 26 4 869 17 29 5 37 2 4 1 15 1 4 3 23 1 4 1 1

1 30 7 810 85 52 7 48 .. 3 2 21 2 4 1 9 3 442 71 32 J 18 2 7 1 1 19 4 353 14 20 5 27 2 3 13 1 3 2 15 1 3 1

3 337 1 8 1 3

1 169 1 4 1 2 165 1 4 2 3

5 534 3 9 1 2

2 350 2 8 2 3 183 1 1 1 1

3 118 1 1

3 72 44 1 2

9

6 3 126

TABLE B-VI-OCCUPATIONAL DIVISIONS OF PERSONS AT WORK OTHER THAN CULTIVATION

Educational levels

Literate Technical (without MatriculatioR diploma not Total Literate educational Primary or or Higher equal to Occupational Total Workers Workers level) Junior Basic Secondary degree Division No. Agf> (N.C.O.) group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 5 Total 1.161 915 246 116 109 2 4 0-14 15-34 85 80 3 35-59 31 29 60+ Age not stated

6 Total 3,322 3,313 9 2,494 3 1,578 1 156 60S 2 44 0-14 2 2 15-34 1,495 3 830 118 437 2 41 35-59 973 727 34 167 3 60+ 19 4 .. 1 Age not stated

7-8 Tota) 26,596 23,955 2,641 11,842 173 10,307 157 597 12 780 4 15 0-14 153 16 145 12 8 4 15-34 7.369 85 6,279 77 434 5 557 3 9 35-59 4,010 63 3,581 59 150 3 220 1 6 60+ 309 9 301 9 5 3 Age not stated 1 9 Total 6.412 5,126 1,286 2,293 163 1,908 151 177 4 168 5 5 0-14 27 7 26 6 1 15-34 1,331 84 1,051 73 126 3 122 5 5 35-59 891 63 793 63 48 45 60+ 43 9 37 9 2 1 Age not stated

X Total 1,729 1,682 47 1,345 18 897 9 96 1 247 3 2 0-14 7 5 2 15-34 852 12 531 4 69 183 3 35-59 460 6 338 5 24 63 60+ 26 22 Age Dot stated

5- Miners, Quarrymen and Related Workers 6- Workers in Transport and Communication Occupations 7-8- Craftsmen, Production· Process Workers and Labourers not Elsewhere Classified 9- Service, Sport and Recreation Workers X- Workers not Classifiable by Occupation 127

CLASSIFIED BY SEX. BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY-Concld.

Educational levels University Non-tech­ degree or nical post-graduate Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree diploma degree other not equal than technical Veterinary and to degree degree Engineering Medicine Agriculture Dairying Technology Teaching Others Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

107 2 1 1

66 2 4\ 1

4 117 17 5

3 71 16 46 5

Jodh. 11 128

TABLE B-VII PART A-P£RSONS WORKING PRINCIPALLY (i) AS CULTIVATORS (ii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS OR (iii) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND BY SECONDARY WORK (i) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ij) AS CULTIVATOR OR (iii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURER

Sec{)ndary Work Principal Work I-At Household III-As Agricultural Cultivator, Agricultural Labourer or T Industry II-As Cultivator Labourer Household Industry (Division and R Major Group) U Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 DISTRlCT As Cultivator T 12,867 2,372 12,757 8,715 R 12,865 3,364 12,579 8,516 U 2 8 178 199 As Agricultural Labourer T 72 71 358 402 R 72 71 337 388 U 21 14 At Household Industry T 1,125 362 457 139 R 1,076 357 449 139 U 49 5 8 Division 0 T 405 206 266 38 (Agriculture, Livestock, R 399 206 266 38 Forestry, Fishing and Hunting) U 6 Major Group 02 T 3 (Forestry and Logging) R 3 U Major Group 04 T 402 206 266 38 (Livestock and Hunting) R 396 206 266 38 U 6 Division 2&3 T 720 156 191 101 (Manufacturing) R 677 151 183 101 U 43 5 8 Major Group 20 T 75 2 14 15 (Food Stuffs) R S6 2 13 15 U 19 Major Group 23 T 73 66 23 26 (Textile-Cotton) R 66 66 21 26 U 7 2 Major Group 24 T 4 (Textile-Jute) R 4 U Major Group 25 T 3 (Textile-Wool) R 1 3 U Major Group 27 T 82 26 7 7 (Textile-Miscellaneous) R 81 26 7 7 U 1 Major Group 28 T 164 7 23 2 (Manufacture of Wood and R 160 7 23 2 Wooden Products) U 4 129

TABLE B-VB PART A-PERSONS WORKING PRINCIPALLY 0) AS CULTIVATORS (ii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS OR (iii) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND BY SECONDARY WORK (I) AT HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) AS CULTIVATOR OR (iii) AS AGRICULTURAL LABOURER-Concld. Secondary Work Principal Work I-At Household III-As Agricultural Cultivator, Agricultural Labourer or T Industry II-As Cultivator Labourer Household Industry (Division and R Major Group) U Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Major Group 31 T 127 15 40 12 (Leather and Leather R 123 15 40 12 Products) U 4 Major Group 34-35 T 109 24 27 24 (Non-Metallic Minera) Products R 103 24 23 24 Other than Petroleum and Coal) U 6 4 Major Group 36 T 52 10 53 11 (Basic Metals and their Products except R 51 5 52 11 Machinery and Transport Equipment) U 1 5 Major Group 39 T 36 2 3 (Miscellaneous ManufacturinlJ R 35 2 3 Industries) U 1

TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY PHALODl TEHSIL Cultivator R 3,429 359 797 244 Agricultural Labourer 23 Household Industry 157 125 8 1 Division 0 94 117 4 .. 2&3 63 8 4 1 OSIAN TEHSIL Cultivator R 2,459 435 .. 2,168 1,687 Agricultural Labourer 15 4 10 79 Household Industry 502 84 46 11 Division 0 205 59 4 2&1 297 25 42 1I SHERGARH TEHSIL Cultivator R 2.887 378 .. .. 1,124 557 Agricultural Labourer 8 69 IS Household Industry II 46 241 9 Division 0 1"11 241 2&1 46 9 JODHPUR TEHSIL Cultivator R 1,998 S18 2,45) 1,484 Agricultural Labourer 11 10 .. Household Industry 105 36 64 44 Division 0 54 17 2 16 2&3 51 19 62 28 BILARA TEHSIL Cutivator R 2,092 674 6,039 4,544 Agricultural Labourer 38 57 235 294 Household Industry 301 62 90 74 Division 0 35 13 15 22 2&3 266 49 75 52

Jodh.11-A 130

TABLE B·vn PART B-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION BY SEX OF PERSONS WORKING IN NON-I10USEHOLD INDUSTRY, TRADE, BUSINESS, PROFESSION OR SERVICE WHO ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY

Principal Work, Additional Principal Work, Additional Work at Household Industry Work at Household Industry (Division & Major Group) Males Females (Division & Major Group) Males Females 2 3 I 2 3

DISTRICT DISTRICT .concld.

P.W. DiYision 0 1,760 471 P.W. Division 5 1,259 198 A. W. Division 0 2 A. W. Division 0 1 Major Group 01 1 Major Group 02 02 1 P.W. Major Group SO 910 10 P.W. Major Group 00 103 9 A. W. Division 0 1 A. W. Division 0 2 Major Group 02 1 Major Group OJ J 02 1 P. W. Division 6 12,548 496 A. W. Division P. W. DiyisioD 1 2,914 381 0 1 Major Group A. W. Division 0 11 4 02 1 Majpr Group 00 .. 2 P.W. Major Group 64--68 11,022 480 OJ 3 2 02 8 A. W. Division 0 1 Major Group 02 P.W. Major Groap 10 2,914 381 A W. Division 0 11 4 P.W. Division 8 25,835 4.172 Major Group 00 2 A. W. Division 0 1 3 01 3 2 Major Group 00 2 02 8 02 3 1 P.W. Di,.isioD 2&3 8,397 689 P.W. Major Group 80 10,925 457 A. W. Division 0 6 2 A.W. Division 0 1 Major Group 01 5 Major Group 02 02 1 2 P.W. Major Group P.W. Major Group 20 889 52 81 9,340 751 A.W. Division 0 2 A. W. Division 0 1 Major Group 01 2 Major Group 02 P.W. Major Group 23 488 87 P.W. Major Group 82 1.163 397 A. W. Division 0 3 2 A. W. Division 0 1 .. Major Group 01 3 Major Group 02 02 2 P.W. Major Group 89 5,154 1,500 P.W. Major Group 27 1,256 108 A W. Division 0 3 A. W. Division 2 J Major Group 00 Major Group 2 02 1 02 1 --"------N.B. NI) entries for all the tehsils of Jodhpur district. 131

TABLE B-VIII PART A-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AGED 15 AND ABOVE BY SEX, BROAD AGE­ GROUPS AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Seeking employment for the first time Age-groups Total unemployed Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 51. No. Educational levels P M F M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14

DISTRICT

1 Total 1,321 1,177 144 505 138 179 18 117 23 91 10 33 17 2 Illiterate 621 488 133 224 128 88 12 36 20 39 10 14 16 3 Literate (without educational level) 474 464 10 213 9 73 6 56 2 37 15 4 Primary or Junior Basic 49 49 19 2 9 6 5 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 161 160 46 16 15 8 1 6 Technical diploma not equal to degree 7 Non-technical diploma not equal to degree 8 University degree or post. graduate degree other than Technical degree 15 15 3 9 Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post- graduate degree Engineering il Medicine iii Agriculture iv Veterinary & Dairying v Technology vi Teaching vii Others

Seeking employment for the first time-concld. Persons employed before but now out of employment and seeking work Age-groups Age-groups 35+ Age not stated Total 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-59 60+ Age not stated Sl. --- No. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ~4 I 85 70 672 6 71 127 .• 206 2 120 1 98 1 50 2 2 47 70 264 5 28 32 83 54 44 23 2 3 32 251 18 36 M7 48 43 19 4 2 2 30 7 3 5 8 2 5 5 4 114 18 52 .. 26 7 9 2 6 7 8 J~ 3 5 3 9

ii iii iv v vi vii

133

TABLE B-VIII PART B-PERSONS UNEMPLOYED AGED 15 AND ABOVE BY SEX AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

unemployeds by educatioeal levels

------~~---~----- Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total unemployed Illiterate educatiooallevel) Junior Basic and above Districtrrehsil P M F P M- F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

DISTRICT 149 113 36 65 36 l~ 55 48 7 15 15 14 14 Phalodi Tehsil 64 62 2 18 18 32 30 2 10 10 4 4 Osian Tehsil 4 3 4 3 Shergarh Tehsil 5 3 2 5 3 2 Jodhpur Tehsil 52 29 23 29 II 18 13 8 5 4 4 6 6 Bilara Tebsil 24 16 8 9 8 10 10 1 4 4 134

TABLE B-IX-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFJED BY SEX,

Total non-working population FuJI time students Households duties ~--- -_-- ,_------_------_------., District/Tehsil Age-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DISTRICT Total Total 509,202 213,120 296,082 61,202 17,776 1,651 113,915 0-14 345,303 178,021 167,282 47,838 14,917 798 14,376 15-34 90,8.. U 21,496 69,345 13,282 2,819 562 60,5~5 35-59 45,714 5.611 40.103 61 32 168 33,34U 60+ 27,123 7,907 19,216 12 4 120 5,664 Age not 221 85 136 9 4 3 10 stated Rural Total 317,268 J35,196 182,012 28,099 2,238 912 60,233 0-14 235,072 119,788 115,284 23,639 2,196 549 9,251 15-34 41,398 8,086 33,3t2 3,406 40 206 30,818 35-59 23,496 2,767 20,729 44 1 67 16,821 60+ 17,189 4,527 12,662 9 1 90 3,341 Age not 113 28 85 1 2 stated Urban Total 191,934 77,924 114,010 33,103 15.538 739 53,682 0-14 110,231 58,233 51,998 23,199 12,721 249 5,125 15-34 49,443 13,410 36,033 9,876 2,779 356 29,707 35-59 22,218 2,844 19,374 17 31 101 16.519 60+ 9,934 3,380 6,554 3 3 30 2,323 Age Dot 108 57 51 8 4 3 8 stated TEHSILWISE Phalodi Tehsil R Total 53,583 23,099 30,484 3.769 260 224 10,385 0-14 40,9S6 21,218 19,768 3,284 25~ 162 1,701 15-34 6,386 840 5,546 481 1 28 5,317 35-59 3,456 266 3,190 3 15 2,727 60+ 2,729 749 1,980 1 19 640 Age not 26 26 stated Osian Tehsil R Total 62,800 27,045 35,755 4,501 337 235 10,551 0-14 48,257 24,874 23,383 4,015 331 174 1,513 15-34 6,598 827 5,771 478 4 32 5,291 35-59 4,327 347 3,980 3 1 6 3,058 60+ 3,618 997 2,621 5 1 23 689 Age not stated Shergarh Tehsil R Total 56,734 23,025 33,709 1,801 ]35 18 12,224 0-14 37,841 17,360 20,481 1,287 133 .. 1,938 15-34 10,161 3,437 6,724 513 2 10 6,24.5 35-59 5,441 1,429 4,012 8 3,422 60+ 3,223 798 2,425 619 Age not 68 1 67 stated Jodhpur Tehsil R Total 73,081 31,316 41,765 11,454 885 231 13,861 0-14 54,431 28,265 26,166 10,274 859 104 1,945 15-34 10,014 1,807 8,207 1,175 26 84 7,431 35-59 5,115 374 4,741 3 21 3,830 60+ 3,502 869 2,633 2 22 653 Age not 19 1 18 2 stated Bilara Tebsil R Total 71,070 30.711 40,359 6,574 621 204 13,213 9-15 53,557 28,071 25,486 5,779 614 109 2,154 15-34 8,239 1,175 7,064 759 7 52 6,534 35-59 5,157 351 4,806 35 17 3,784 60+ 4,117 1,114 3,003 1 26 740 Age not stated 135

BROAD AGE-GROUPS AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY Persons employed Persons seeking before but now Dependents, Retired, rentier or Beggars, vagrant!! Inmates of employment for the out of employment infants & disabled independent means etc. institutions first time and seeking work ------~ Fema}ea Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males 21 10 11 12 13 14 15, 16 17 18 19 20

143,906 162,993 2,664 335 1,424 804 974 43 580 205 719 11 129,286 137,908 4 77 43 9 2 9 36 5,580 5,613 31 11 SS8 268 582 18 470 89 431 Z 3,239 6,261 '1,007 97 510 279 302 18 94 69 230 7 5,728 13,089 1,622 227 279 214 81 5 7 11 58 2 73 122

104,634 118,721 313 187 1,004 583 112 38 75 67 47 !Ii 94,52S 103.767 3 '. 62 32 1 2 9 3() 3,924 2.214 14 10 417 191 42 18 50 21 27 .. 2,146 3,629 87 49 342 198 55 16 14 10 12 5 4,0\2 9,1)28 21)9 128 183 161 14 I 2. 8 27 83

39.272 44,272 2,351 148 420 !It 862 5 50S 138 672 6 34,761 34,141 I 15 11 8 . 1.716 3,399 17 I 141 71 540 ,. 420 68 404 2 2,632 920 48 168 81 2~7 2 80 59 2J8 1. : 1,093 2 1,661 4.061 1.413 99 96 52 67 3 S 11 SO 46 39

RURAL ONLY 18,752 19,699 50 29 235 108 7 1 32 30 2 17,754 ]7,801 18 7 198 191 1 92 36 1 25 15 5 91 36 4 S 11 2 120 419 17 4 654 1,288 33 23 34 29 2 2 26 • 8 22,042 24,697 67 47 197 115 3 20,665 21,522 20 10 7 241 431 2 75 42 1 1 247 875 24 12 65 34 2 889 1,869 43 33 37 29

21,007 21,228 29 21 167 96 3 5 16.063 18,404 10 3 .. 3 2,811 439 10 92 36 1 2 1,364 549 6 5 49 36 2 769 1,769 13 16 16 21 67

19,185 26,806 100 14 204 117 104 36 29 44 9 :: 17,870 23,331 7 6 1 2 9 23 404 669 2 1 80 44 40 18 17 18 ·s 195 844 25 5 7S 43 51 14 3 3 J 2 715 1,946 73 8 42 24 12 2 3 1 16 8 23.648 26,291 67 76 201 147 1 1 8 10 1 22,173 22,709 3 7 6 3 270 484 2 6 78 33 6 7 942 15 22 62 49 2 7 .. 1 220 J 985 2,156 47 48 54 S9

Jodh. 12 136

TABLE B-X-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS (i) ENGAGED NEtTHER IN CULTIVATION NOR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY (ii) ENGAGED EITHER IN CULTiVATION OR HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY BUT NOT IN BOTH AND (iii) ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY FOR ALL AREAS

(Based on 20 % Sample) Households en- Households ,aged neither Households Households engaged both ) in Cultivation engaged in engaged in in Cultivation Total Number nor in House- Cultivation Household and Household of housebolds hold Industry only industry only Industry

~-~- ~~~-~~------~ District/Tehsi I ------~ ------~- 1 2 3 4 5 6

DISTRICT Total 31,360 lO,99l 17,410 782 2,174 Rural 21,422 1.922 16,956 405 2,145 Urban 9,938 9,072 460 377 29 TEHSILWfSE RURAL ONLY

PhaJodi Tehsil 3,172 240 3,022 35 475 Osian Tehsil 4,412 383 3,546 47 436 Shergarh Tehsil 3,879 163 3,095 26 595 Jodhpnr Tehsil 4,559 667 3,467 131 294 Bilara Tehsil 4,800 469 3,820 166 345 137

TABLE B-Xl-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY

(Based on 20 % Sample)

No. of -Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres Cultiva- ting House- Less Unspc- Interest in land Cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 DISTRICT TOTAL 19,584 58 465 928 1.142 917 1,672 698 5,224 4,266 3,940 274 (a) 18,063 50 424 837 1.018 819 1,536 616 4,799 3,994 3,704 266 (b) 510 2 36 70 78 47 74 27 108 33 27 8 (c) 1,011 6 5 21 46 51 62 5S 317 239 209 DISTRICT RURAL 19,095 53 420 844 1,066 879 1.621 680 5,110 4,226 3,924 ~ (a) 17,602 45 380 756 944 783 1,487 603 4,696 3,955 3,689 264 (b) 500 2 35 68 76 47 73 25 106 33 27 8 (c) 993 6 S 20 46 49 61 52 308 238 208 DISTRICT URBAN 489 5 45 84 76 38 51 18 114 40 16 2 (a) 461 5 44 81 74 36 49 13 103 39 15 2 (b) 10 1 2 2 1 2 2 (C) 18 1 2 1 3 9 1 1 TEHSILWISE RURAL ONLY BIKANER TEHSIL Total 3,497 4 60 170 205 142 290 75 701 683 1,141 26 (a) 3,272 4 56 162 193 135 278 70 652 636 1,060 26 (b) 87 4 8 8 3 12 5 24 10 13 (c) 138 4 4 25 37 68 PHALODI TEHSIL Total 3,982 36 58 108 191 171 344 165 1,098 924 846 41 (a) 3,689 29 49 96 171 148 307 149 1,025 867 807 41 (b) 103 1 9 12 14 9 22 5 21 5 5 (c) 190 6 6 14 15 11 52 52 34 OSIAN TEHSIL Total 3,690 3 93 98 136 123 318 112 994 907 866 40 (a) 3,598 2 88 89 132 116 304 108 967 891 861 40 (b) 36 1 5 1 6 8 1 11 1 1 (c) S6 4 4 3 1 6 3 16 15 4 SHERGARH TEHSIL Total 3,761 9 80 152 226 168 254 146 1,076 954 610 86 (a) 3,382 9 77 139 199 145 233 131 968 864 533 84 (b) 117 3 9 22 16 14 9 28 9 S 2 (c) 262 4 5 7 7 6 80 81 72 JODHPUR TEHSIL Total 4,165 129 316 308 275 415 182 1.241 758 461 79 (a) 3,661 110 270 249 239 365 145 1,084 697 428 73 (b) 157 18 34 31 13 17 5 22 8 3 6 (c) 347 12 28 23 33 32 135 53 30

Abbreviations for interest in land given under column 1: (a)= Owned or held from Government, (b) = Held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. (C)= Partly held from Government and partly from private persons for payment in money, kind or share.

Jodlf. 12-A 138

TABLE B-XD-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION" ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS {Based on

Cultivating households according to Total of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- House- Hired (Class ranges in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 ]2 DISTRICT AI.l.lzes 17,410 30,832 20,039 3,535 3,327 2,761 5,288 6,463 4,017 96 LIla than 1 50 95 65 76 5 5 6 6 6 1.D- 2.4 394 488 367 17 116 82 34 152 167 ]33 4 2.S- 4.9 810 1,113 739 136 217 162 55 308 349 260 7 '.0--7.4 1,114 1,465 1,017 96- 250 193 57 373 428 314 4 7.S- 9.9 814 1,180 799 138 189 IS4 35 31S 364 264 2 10.0-12.4 1,478 2,235 1,560 250 342 262 80 501 577 418 7 12.5-14.9 606 983 657 ]83 111 96 15 215 244 ]83 3 15.0-29.9 4,658 7.813 5,267 619 886 741 J45 J,486 1,782 1,162 28 30.0-49.9 3,816 7,265 4,467 915 649 575 74 1,049 1,348 731 19 50+ 3,512 7,861 4,891 1,086 470 424 46 789 ],086 474 18 Unspecified 258 334 210 19 92 67 25 94 112 72 4 DISTRICT

All sizes 16.950 30,063 19,470 3,308 3,247 2,684 563 5,157 6,311 3,909 94 Less than I 45 88 60 76 3 3 6 6 6 1.0- 2.4 352 438 333 7 102 70 32 134 147 117 4 2.5- 4.9 731 987 644 S4 204 149 S5 287 326 241 7 5.0-- 7.4 944 1.357 933 79 238 J82 S6 348 3" 295 4 7.5- 9.9 776 1,125 754 122 183 143 35 301 347 253 2 )0.0--12.4 1,432 2,151 1.503 218 334 254 80 492 568 409 7 12.5-14.9 591 957 637 183 109 94 15 211 239 180 3 15.0-29.9 4,548 7,593 5,092 584 876 731 145 ],462 1,757 1,140 27 30.0-49.9 3,778 7,199 4,421 889 643 569 74 1,036 1,331 723 18 30+ 3,497 7,837 4,883 1,077 464 418 46 787 1,083 473 18 Unspecified 256 331 210 19 91 66 25 93 110 72 4 DISTRICT

All sizes 460 769 569 227 80 77 3 131 152 108 Less than 1 5 7 5 2 2 1.0- 2.4 42 SO 34 10 14 12 2 18 20 16 2.5- 4.9 79 126 9S 82 13 13 21 23 19 5.0- 7.4 70 108 84 17 ]2 11 25 31 19 7.5- 9.9 38 55 45 16 6 6 14 17 11 10.0-12.4 46 84 57 32 8 8 9 9 9 12.5-14.9 15 26 20 2 2 4 5 3 15.0-29.9 110 220 175 35 10 10 24 25 22 1 30.0--49.9 38 66 46 26 6 6 13 17 8 1 50+ 15 24 8 9 6 6 2 3 1 Unspecified 2 3 1 1 2

, 139

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20 % Sample)

number of persons engaged in cultivation Persons 3-5 6-10 Persons- More than 10 Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size oC Land House­ Hired House- holds Hired House- Hired House- Hired (Class ranges Males Females workers holdS Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 TOTAL

6,729 14.629 9,828 443 1,665 6,157 4,920 497 209 822 708 2,417 192 82 All sizes 19 37 21 15 19 45 37 51 2 1 lQ Less than 1 98 188 166 2 12 51 I 1 2 10 15 1.0- 2.4 240 487 345 23 26 99 72 3 7 16 7 102 12 1 2.5- 4.9 320 666 468 "J 53 175 174 13 3 3 4 5S 15 3 5.0- 7.4 263 543 407 12 29 97 79 16 7 22 14 107 11 1 7.5- 9.9 SIS 1,038 794 27 87 323 236 32 10 35 32 16S 23 19 10.0-12.4 226 482 330 16 41 157 123 5 4 4 6 157 9 2 12.5-14.9 1.819 3,814 2,734 97 390 1,391 1,147 160 25 85 79 306 52 28 15.0-29.9 1,634 3,666 2,385 102 397 1,511 1,122 66 53 16S ISS 707 34 21 30.0-49.9 • 1,529 3,576 2,084 127 606 2.288 1.884 150 97 487 403 784 21 7 50+ 66 132 94 5 20 14 3 5 14 Unspecified RURAL 6,558 14,301 9,543 425 1,616 5,981 4,715 455 197 786 680 2.283 175 Sl All sius 16 32 16 IS 19 45 37 51 2 1 10 Less than 1 89 170 152 2 12 51 32 15 1.0- 2.4 205 426 288 21 22 84 60 2 2 25 11 2.5- 4.9 296 625 428 17 47 152 152 13 2 1 2 45 13 5.0- 7.4 251 521 381 12 26 91 74 8 6 18 11 100 9 7.5- 9.9 496 998 765 27 82 306 224 22 IS 25 2S ISO 20 12 10.0-12.4 220 469 320 J6 39 151 116 5 4 4 6 157 8 2 12.5-14.9 1,774 3,122 '2.,654 94 365 1,298 1,074 139 25 85 79 30() 46 18 15.0-29.9 1,622 3,641 2,364 102 394 1,499 1,112 66 51 159 148 692 32 11 30.0-49.9 1,523 3,5~5 2,081 1I8 605 2,284 1,880 150 97 487 403 784 21 7 50+ 66 132 94 5 20 14 3 5 14 Unspecified URBAN

171 328 285 18 49 176 145 42 12 36 28 13t 17 31 All sizes 3 5 5 Less than 1 9 18 14 2 10 1.0- 2.4 35 61 57 2 4 15 12 3 5 14 7 77 2.5- 4.9 24 41 40 4 6 23 22 1 2 2 10 2 3 5.0- 7.4 12 22 26 3 6 5 8 1 4 3 7 2 1 7.5- 9.9 19 40 29 5 17 12 10 2 10 7 15 3 7 10.0-12.4 6 13 10 2 6 7 1 12.5-14.9 45 92 80 3 25 93 73 21 6 10 15.0-29.9 ]2 25 21 3 12 10 2 6 7 !S 2 10 30.0--49.9 6 11 3 9 1 4 4 50+ Unspecified 140

TABLE B-XIl-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND IDRED WORKERS (Based on Cultivating households according to ------Total of cultivating households 1 Person 2 Persons ----- Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House-- Hired House~ House- Hired (Class ranges in acres) holds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TEHSILWISE PHALODI

All sizes 3.012 5,298 3,414 143 611 490 121 947 1,179 707 8 Less than 1 3 4 2 1 1 -fj 1.0- 2.4 40 47 27 20 12 8 10 16 4 2.5- 4.9 142 224 109 2 42 36 6 50 63 36 5.0- 7.4 176 261 133 3 48 40 8 66 92 40 7.5- 9.9 122 176 97 40 33 7 47 55 39 10.0-12.4 249 366 259 9 63 39 24 81 97 64 12.5-14.9 62 99 58 2 12 11 1 24 28 20 15.0--29.9 607 1,005 635 15 131 103 28 207 248 163 3 30.0--49.9 599 1,029 705 19 102 85 17 188 241 134 1 50+ 997 2,053 1,374 92 142 122 20 267 332 200 2 Unspecified 25 34 15 10 8 2 6 6 6 OSJAN

All sizes 3,546 6,547 4,396 1,409 56S 452 113 1,041 1,237 812 33 Less than 1 29 61 46 76 1 1 1.0- 2.4 47 56 40 2 II 11 25 23 25 2 2.5- 4.9 95 120 91 20 28 18 10 37 41 31 2 5.0-7.4 165 2~6 185 58 36 22 14 64 69 57 2 7.5- 9.9 149 227 156 105 34 26 8 45 49 41 10.0-12.4 316 492 351 160 56 43 13 110 128 90 2 12.5-14.9 141 216 144 152 29 24 5 52 59 42 3 15.0-29.9 988 1,626 1,190 202 175 136 39 300 345 248 7 30.0-49.9 819 1,648 1,013 338 116 106 10 231 290 165 7 50+ 757 1,817 1,134 282 71 60 11 162 217 99 8 Unspecified 40 58 46 14 9 6 3 14 15 13

SHERGARH

AI) sizes 3,095 5,661 3,120 S9 731 610 121 882 1,162 597 S Less than 1 391 1.0-- 2.4 84 138 90 2 19 11 8 24 29 19 2.5- 4.9 83 lOS 67 25 16 9 34 40 28 5.0- 7.4 122 195 III 40 32 8 38 41 35 7.5- 9.9 109 167 103 22 18 4 50 61 39 10.0-12.4 276 427 267 2 84 70 14 79 95 63 12.5-14.9 95 174 103 20 16 4 25 29 21 15.0-29.9 1117 1,391 786 16 201 167 34 256 334 176 2 30.0--49.9 750 1,412 710 8 176 151 25 205 275 134 1 50+ 722 1,602 847 30 128 119 9 166 253 77 2 Unspecified 34 41 35 15 9 6 5 5 5 141

CLASSIF~D BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-Contd. 20% Sample) Dumber of persons engaged in cultivation 3-S Persons 6-10 Persons More than to Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House­ Hired House- Hired House------Hired House- Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males F.:males workers holds Males Females workers holds workers in acres)

13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 RURAL ONLY TEHSIL

1.148 2,536 1,663 40 262 972 813 33 19 121 110 50 35 12 All sizes 1 2 1 Less than 1 5 11 7 2 8 8 3 1.0- 2.4 46 III 60 3 14 7 2.5- 4.9 57 119 76 3 3 10 9 2 5.0- 7.4 29 69 39 3 I1 8 8 4 2 7.5- 9.9 87 182 139 3 12 48 32 3 6 2 10.0-12.4 22 48 33 2 2 12 4 2 12.5-14.9 211 464 297 3 48 185 141 4 1 5 6 9 5 15.0-29.9 253 529 402 13 46 167 137 1 2 7 15 4 30.0-49.9 428 981 602 16 143 517 467 24 15 101 85 50 2 50+ 9 20 7 Unspecified TEHSIL

• ,431 3,113 2,092 135 408 1,530 1,198 99 66 215 181 1,129 35 13 All sizes 8 13 7 IS 19 45 37 51 2 10 Less than 1 8 17 11 154 2 1.0- 2.4 24 47 39 3 4 13 II 15 1 2.5- 4.9 47 93 73 2 13 41 39 9 2 2 45 3 5.0- 7.4 57 119 89 7 30 16 5 4 3 2 100 2 7.5- 9.9 118 235 183 8 21 81 56 5 5 9 150 6 10.0-12.4 45 96 66 4 9 34 28 3 3 3 145 3 12.5-14.9 420 853 640 42 75 260 238 to 9 32 25 137 9 6 15.0-29.9 350 804 500 20 100 385 287 5 18 63 SI 302 4 4 30.0-49.9 339 805 462 41 158 633 479 19 22 102 83 211 5 3 50+ 15 31 22 3 3 3 5 14 Unspecified TEHSIL

1,186 2,772 1,579 23 258 1,007 732 30 17 110 91 21 1 All sizes 281 Less than 1 29 63 47 2 8 35 16 4 1.0-2.4 23 44 29 5 2.5- 4.9 3S 88 41 9 34 27 ... S.O- 7.4 31 68 41 4 13 14 J 5 1 7.5- 9.9 94 194 141 16 63 43 1 5 6 2 10.0-12.4 41 93 54 9 36 24 12.5-14.9 298 679 421 8 56 211 155 6 6 15.0-29.9 307 746 391 6 57 233 156 1 7 4 4 30.0-49.9 313 766 392 5 97 373 293 23 14 91 76 4 50+ 13 23 21 4 3 Unspecified 142

TABLE B-m-SAMPLE HOtJSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION ONLY FAMILY WORKERS AND HIRED WORKERS (Based on CUWvating bouseholds according to Total of cuJtivatfoa households 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land Houso- Hired House- House- Hired (Class ranges in acres) holds Males Females worken bolds Males Females holds Males Females workers 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 JODHPUR

All sizes 3,467 5.975 3,aoo 65Ci 696 606 90 1,081 1.324 814 14 less than 1 9 13 10 1 1 3 3 3 1.0- 2.4 72 78 63 27 19 8 26 27 25 2.5- 4.9 139 178 120 8 36 29 7 57 61 50 3 5.0- 7.4 205 274 191 10 63 SO 13 72 77 65 2 7.5- 9.9 152 217 152 3 32 25 7 61 70 51 10.0-12.4 212 298 184 9 58 51 7 87 98 14 2 12.5-14.9 )34 203 139 16 22 19 3 53 59 47 15.0--29.9 995 1,610 1.019 119 203 181 22 335 408 254 8 30.0-49.9 884 1,654 1,020 162 157 143 14 240 314 163 3 50+ 582 1,347 843 326 65 61 4 113 166 58 2 Unspecified 83 103 59 3 32 21 S 34 41 24 3 BILARA

All Ilzes 3,820 ',582 4.740 1,041 ~ S16 U8 1,206 1,409 979 14 Less than 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1.0- 2.4 109 119 113 2 25 17 8 49 52 44 2 2.5- 4.9 272 360 251 24 73 SO 23 109 III 96 1 5.0- 7.4 276 401 313 8 51 38 13 108 118 98 7.5- 9.9 244 338 246 14 55 46 9 98 112 83 1 10.0-12.4 379 568 442 38 73 51 22 13S ISO 118 2 12.5-14.9 159 265 193 13 26 24 2 57 64 50 15.0-29.9 J.141 1,961 1,462 232 J66 144 22 364 422 299 7 30,0-49.9 726 1,456 973 362 92 84 8 172 211 127 6 50+ 439 1,018 685 347 S8 56 2 79 115 39 4 Unspecified 74 9S 55 1 25 16 9 34 43 24 1 143

CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED AND NUMBER OF IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY-Concld. 20 % Sample) number of persons engaged in cultivation

---" ~ --.--~-- 3-5 Pers~>ns 6-10 Perwns More than 10 Persons Unspecified Family work~rs Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds workers in acres) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

TEHSIL

1,326 2,846 1,929 100 188 1,082 854 SO 36 117 113 477 40 S All sizes S 9 7 Less than 1 17 32 30 2 1.0- 2.4 3S 71 47 5 5 17 16 6 2.5- 4.9 63 131 92 8 5 16 21 2 5.0- 7.4 53 108 81 2 4 14 13 2 7.5- 9.9 57 115 76 7 9 34 27 1 10.0-12.4 49 100 6S 2 7 24 21 1 3 12 2 2 12.5-14.9 381 798 563 12 S9 208 164 29 5 15 16 67 12 3 15.0-29.9 378 822 564 31 91 357 263 6 10 18 16 122 8 30.0-49.9 272 631 377 33 107 406 326 15 20 83 78 276 5 50+ 16 29 27 6 3 Unspecified TEHSIL

1,467 3,034 2,280 127 400 1,390 1,178 243 S9 223 185 627 44 20 All sizes Less than 1 30 47 57 1 3 4 4 1.0- 2.4 77 153 113 13 9 35 25 10 3 2.5- 4.9 94 194 146 4 17 51 S6 4 6 5.0- 7.4 81 157 131 10 8 23 23 3 2 7.5- 9.9 140 272 226 8 24 80 66 18 2 15 to 5 10 10.0-12.4 63 132 102 8 12 45 39 5 1 12.5-14.9 464 928 733 29 127 434 376 90 10 33 32 101 10 4 15.0-29.9 334 740 507 32 100 357 269 S4 20 64 62 268 8 2 30.0-49.9 171 382 248 23 100 355 315 69 26 110 81 247 ~ 4 50+ 13 29 17 2 7 S Unspecified

JoJb. 13

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TABLE B-XIU-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED BOTH IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY SHOWING SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN RURAL ANO URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY (Based on 20 % Sample)

'Number of households by size in acres of land cultivated Total No. Code No. of Division and Major of House- Less Unsp- Group of t. S. 1. C. holds than I 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12,5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.950+ ecified 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 DISTRICT RURAL All Industries 2,145 8 68 113 122. 103 189 89 562. 448 427 16 Division 0 936 1 26 33 43 35 55 22 196 224 295 6 Major Group 02 9 4 2 04 927 1 25 33 43 35 54 22 192 222 294 6 Division 2&:3 1,209 7 42 80 79 68 134 67 366 224 132 10 Major Group 20 47 2 4 9 1 10 13 7 22 1 1 23 227 3 10 II II 11 27 17 79 32 26 24 5 1 2 25 53 2 2 2 2 16 16 II 27 94 1 4 9 2 13 5 31 21 8 28 267 2 5 14 15 15 25 14 84 62 27 4 31 179 10 13 7 10 16 II 49 33 26 3 33 1 34-35 161 4 16 17 11 25 8 43 22 11 3 36 59 3 8 9 8 7 4 13 6 38 9 2 2 3 39 106 8 7 9 5 9 4 38 13 13

DISTIHCT URBAN

All Industries 29 3 5 6 5 3 4 2 1 Division a 3 J I Major Group 04 3 1 1 Division 2&3 26 2 5 5 5 3 3 2 1 Major Group 20 12 2 I 3 2 2 23 10 2 2 3 2 28 2 31 34-35

JOdh. 13· A l-t6

TABLE .ft..XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS (Based on 20% Sample) Part A :- Housebolds a8S6ifled By MitJor eroup of Principal Housebold Industry and Number of PerIODS engaged Households cnaaied in Housebold Industry according to the number of persona engaged Total Rural Total number More than Unspe- Code No. of I.S.I.C. Urban of households 1 Person 2 Persons 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons 10 Persons cified 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 All Industries T 782 400 U4 141 15 1 R 405 210 113 75 6 1 U 377 190 III 67 9 Division 0 T 95 46 24 22 2 1 R 71 38 19 13 1 V 24 8 5 9 2 Major Group 04 'f 95 46 24 22 2 It 71 38 19 J3 l} 24 8 5 9 2 DiviSion 2&3 T 687 354 200 120 /3 R 334 172 94 62 6 V 353 182 106 58 7 Major Group 20 'f 31 12 10 8 R 12 5 4 2 U 19 7 6 6 22 T 1S 3 9 3 It .. U 15 3 9 3 23 'f 95 39 2S 28 3 R 28 II 8 8 I U 67 28 17 20 2 24 T 1 R 1 U 27 T 79 48 21 9 R 38 22 12 3 U 41 26 9 6 28 T 67 47 11 6 3 R 21 16 2 3 ., U 46 31 9 3 3 31 T 175 81 58 33 3 R 77 29 25 21 2 U 98 52 33 12 I 33 T R U 1 1 34-35 T 82 40 29 12 R 61 33 21 6 U 21 7 8 6 36 T 45 20 14 11 R 38 17 10 11 U 7 3 4 38 T 3 2 1 R .. U 3 2 1 39 T 93 60 22 10 R 58 38 12 8 U 35 22 10 2 1 147

TABLE B-XIV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED ONLY IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-Concld. (Based on 20% Sample) Part B :- Households Classified by Minor Group of Principal Household Industry

Household Industry Number of Households Household Industry Number of Households (Code numbers and description of (Code numbers and description of Minor/Sub-minor Groups) Total Rural Urban Minor/Sub-minor Groups) Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 2 3 4

All Industries 782 405 377 3101 Flying, processing of hides & 2 2 0402 Rearing of buffalo for milk and 1 skins including taxidermy animal power 3102 Currying, tanning & finishing 73 31 42 0403 Rearing of cows for milk and 2 2 of hides and skins, preparation animal power of finished leather 0405 Production and rearing of live- 70 55 15 3tll Making ofleatber boots, shoes 84 29 55 ,tock mainly for milk and or chappals (slippers, sandals) animal power n. e. c. 3L3 Manufacture of leather products 0411 Sheep breeding and rearing 22 16 6 such as leather upholstry suitcases, pocket- bOOKS, cigarette and 2001 Production of flour by village 6 2 4 key cases, purses, saddlery whip. chakkies or flour mill by acquaducts (Kos), charsa and grinding wheat, maize gram etc. other articles 2002 Hand punding of rice by Dhekhi or 314 Repair of shoes, chappal~ and I;) 15 Ukhal othe( leather footwear 2006 Parching of grains 3311 Manufacture of d~es, paints 207 Oil pressing ghani, kolhu or 21 7 14 colours, abir, sindnor, varnish etc. by small machines 3403 Manufacture of other cl<,y 2 2 2092 Making of sweetmeat, laddu, 2 products n. e. c. peda, barphi, batasa etc. 3422 Manufacture of lime 5 5 220 Manufacture of bidi 15 15 3431 Stone carving 2 2 230 Cotton ginning, cleaning, car- 3 3 3434 Manufacture of other structural 20 19 ding, pressing and baling stone goods, stone dre~sing & 231 Cotton spmoing (by charkha & 5 3 2 stone cru'hing n.e.c. takali) 350 Making of earthenware such 52 19 2331 Dyeing of cloth (cotton) & yarn 41 4 37 as pottery etc. 235 Cotton cloth weaving in powerlooms 40 20 20 355 Making of clay models, earthen images, busts and statues 237 Printing of cloth (cotton) 6 5 362 Manufdcture of arms & weapons & 241 Jute spinning & weaving of mats, 1 their repair service asanis etc. 3683 Engraving, embossing, polishing 2 1. 2728 Making of other embroidery 2 2 & welding of metal products products n.e.c 3691 Manufacture of agricultural 8 8 iIllplements such as plough 2731 Making of cap, hat and other headgear 2 2 share, khurpi, kudal etc. 2732 Traditional garments 75 38 37 3698 Foundry industry (including 33 27 6 280 Sawing, planing and milling of wood 1 1 blacksmithy) 3699 Manufacture of other sundry hard wares 1 281 Manufacture of wooden furl'liture 2 2 such as G I. pipe. wire net etc., n.e.c. and tixture 388 Repair of cycle & rickshaw 2 2 282 Manufacture of structural wooden goods 3 2 389 Manufacture of animal drawn & (including treated timber) such as hand drawn vehicles such as beams, posts, doors, windows bullock cart, tamtam, lagadi, 2831 Carpentary works concerned with 2 2 palaki, cab, wheelbarrow, hand- repairs of allricultural implements (wood) barrow etc. 2849 Manufacture of other wooden 47 15 32 392 Repairing & servicing of watches & clocks 1 1 products n.e.c. 3931 Inlay work with ivory and brass 1 1 3932 Goldsmithy 73 44 29 287 Manufacture of boxes and packing 394 Manufacture repairing & tunning 1 1 cases other than plywood of musical instruments such 2884 Making of sirki, mooea and Chhaj 3 2 as harmonium, tabla, sitar, 2885 Making of baskets and 1 bansuri etc. broomsticks 3991 Making of tikka and cowdung cakes 2 2886 Making of donas (drone) & 3 3 3994 Making of lac bangles 4 4 pattals (patravali) from leaves 3995 Making of buttons (bone, shell, ivory) I 281(9 Manufacture of other articles from 3 3 3997 Making of garlands from flowers, I leaf, cane, bamboo, cork and other camphor, sandal wood shavmgs, seeds allied products n. e. c and other meterials, like beads etc. 2894 Manufacture of other wood 3999 Making & repairing of 9 6 3 and allied products n.e.c. goods n.e.c. 148

TABLE B-XV-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED Born IN CULTIVATION AND HOUSEHOLD (Based on

Total of cultivating households Cultivating households which are abo ensaged in household industry 1 Person 2 Persons Family workers Family workers Family worlcers Hired Size of Land House- Hired House- House- (Cia,. ranaes in acres) bolds Males Females workers holds Males Females holds Males Females workers 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 DISTRICT

770 412 2 All lIzea 2.174 4,648 2,750 416 223 212 11 592 2 2 2 Less than » 8 14 14 S 24 I.G- 2.4 71 103 \ 50 21 21 34 44 49 61 37 2.5- 4.90 118 189 112 4 2S 23 2 67 37 5.0- 7.4 128 216 124 6 17 16 52 J 40 53 27 9.90 )03 119 99 6 J2 JJ '.5- 82 100 64 1O~C)-t2.4 194 338 216 1 21 20 1 30 34 26 '2.5-14.90 92 177 101 12 12 182 101 15.0-29.90 566 1,179 704 120 55 53 2 142 137 52 30.0-49.9 450 J,036 615 176 37 33 4 95 428 1,186 703 98 20 20 62 85 39 SO-t 3 Unspecifie

579 754 401 1 All sizes 2,J45 4,587 2.717 414 221 210 11 2 2 Lesa than 11 8 14 14 5 2 33 43 23 1.0- 2.41 68 97 44 21 21 58 34 2.S- 4.9- 113 178 102 4 25 23 2 46 62 34 5.0- 7.4 122 202 117 6 17 16 1 "8 40 53 27 7.5- 9.9" 103 179 99 6 12 11 1 81 98 64 )8).0-12." 189 327 212 20 19 32 24 )2.5-14.1) 89 172 99 12 12 28 141 181 100 I 15.0-29.9 562 1,171 700 118 55 53 2 4 94 135 52 1 30.0-49.9 448 1,033 615 176 36 32 427 l,t83 703 98 20 20 62 85 39 50+ 4 5 3 Uaspecified 16 31 12 3 3 DlSTRlCT 16 10 An sizes 29 61 33 Z 2 2 13 Less than • I 1 1 1.0-- 2.4 3 6 6 :; 3 3 2.;- 4.9 5 11 10 4 .5 3 S.t)- 7.4 6 14 7 7.5- 9.' 2 10-.0-12.4 5 11 4 2 2 2 12.5-14.9 3 5 2 1 15.0-29.9 4 8 4 2 2 30.0--49.9 2 3 50+ 3 Uospeci6ed 149

INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND IN RURAL AND URBAN AREAS SEPARATELY 20 % Sample) engaged in household industry 3-5 Persons 6-10 Persons More than IO Persons Unspecified Family workers Family workers Family workers Size of Land House- Hired House- . Hired House- Hired House- Hired (Class ranges holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds workers in acres) 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 TOTAL 1.037 2,431 1,394 16 282 1,096 821 44 33 J3!i 112 3;34 7 All sizes 4 7 8 2 S 4 5 Less than 1 14 30 (8 2 8 8 1.0- 2.4 38 82 49 5 17 18 3 6 6 2.5- 4.9 52 114 71 6 19 15 6 5.0- 7.4 4S 102 58 5 13 13 5 1 7.5- 9.9 77 167 109 13 51 42 1 10.0-12.4 42 94 55 8 37 20 12.5-14.9 291 662 392 7 67 249 180 14 ]0 33 29 98 15.0-29.9 , 242 577 347 3 6S 265 189 5 9 24 23 167 2 30.0-49.9 223 573 278 3 109 432 332 6 13 76 54 89 50+ 9 23 9 Unspecified RURAL 1.027 2,406 1.385 14 279 1.084 813 44 32 133 106 354 7 AU sizes 4 7 8 2 5 4 5 Less than 1 13 28 ]7 1 5 4 1.0- 2.4 37 80 48 5 17 18 3 2.5- 4.9 52 114 71 4 10 11 6 5.0- 7.4 45 102 58 1 5 13 13 5 7.5- 9.9 74 159 105 13 51 42 10.0-12.4 41 91 5S 8 37 20 12.5-14.9 288 655 389 5 67 249 180 14 10 33 29 98 1 15.0-29.9 242 577 347 3 '65 265 189 5 9 24 23 167 2 30.0-49.9 222 570 278 3 109 432 332 6 13 76 54 89 50+ 9 23 9 Unspecified URBAN 10 25 9 2 3 U 8 1 6 6 AU sizes Less than 1 2 1 3 4 1.0- 2.4 2 1 6 6 2.5- 4.9 2 9 4 5.0- 7.4 7.5- 9.9 3 8 4 10.0-12.4 1 3 12.5-14.9 3 7 3 2 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 1 3 50+ Unspecifted 150

TABLE B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY },»ERIOD OF WORKING ( Based on Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Rural House- Hired House- Hired House- Hired Code No. Urban holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT All Indulttlea Total 2,956 5.737 3,103 451 52 103 83 4 373 712 522 35 (a) 2,174 4.648 2,750 416 50 99 83 4 359 693 518 35 (b) 782 1,089 353 35 2 4 14 19 4 Rural 2,550 5.148 2,900 419 52 103 83 4 370 709 520 35 2,145 4,587 2,717 414 50 99 83 4 356 690 516 35 (b) 405 561 183 5 2 4 14 19 4 Urbaa 406 589 203 32 3 3 2 (a) 29 61 33 2 3 3 2 (b) 377 528 170 30

-Division 0 Tolal 1,034 2,402 1,263 313 I J 2 21 37 34 (a) 939 2,266 1,192 313 1 1 2 21 37 34 (b) 95 136 71 Rural 1.007 2,347 1,218 313 1 J 2 21 37 34 (a) 936 2,254 1,186 313 1 1 2 21 37 34 (b) 71 93 32 Urban 27 55 45 (a) 3 12 6 (b) 24 43 39 .. Major Group 04 Total 1,025 2,387 1,246 313 ]3 23 19 (a) 930 2,251 1,175 313 13 23 19 (b) 95 136 71 Rural 998 2,332 1,201 313 13 23 19 (a) 921 2,239 1,169 313 13 23 19 (b) 71 93 32 Urban 27 S5 45 (a) 3 12 6

- Division 2&:3' Total 1,922 3,335 1,840 138 .51 102 81 4 3.52 675 488 35 (a) 1,235 2,382 1,558 103 49 98 81 4 338 656 484 35 (b) 687 953 282 35 2 4 14 19 4 Rural 1,543 2,801 1,682 106 .51 102 81 4 349 672 486 35 (a) 1,209 2,333 1,531 101 49 98 81 4 335 653 482 35 (b) 334 468 151 5 2 4 14 19 4 Urban 379 534 158 32 3 3 2 (a) 26 49 27 2 3 3 2 (b) 353 485 131 30

Major Group 23 Total 332 613 386 8 16 13 93 169 133 237 464 333 .. S 16 13 91 166 132 (b) 95 149 53 1 2 3 1 Rural 255 482 337 8 1(i 13 92 168 132

(a) :- With cultivation (b) :- Without cultivation }.51

AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKER.S ENGAGED .IN . HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL, AREA.S 20 % Sample) 7 to 9 months- to months to l year Unspecified Family work.ers Family workers Family workers House------Hired House- Hired House- Hired holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers hold. Males Females workerl Code No, 15 16 17 lis 19 20 21 22 21 24 25 26 1 TOTAL 288 S24 308 1 1,824 3,543 1.804 353 419 855 386 51 All loddtrit. 256 483 284 :1. 1,181 2,643 1,523 324 321 730 342 51 32 41 24 5 642 900 281 2J 91 125 44 1 26S 499 289 5 1,471 3,021 1,631 314 391 8t' 316 51 251 471 281 2 1,164 2,599 J,499 32% 324 722 338 51 14 21 8 3 307 422 133 ~ 68 94 38 23 25 19 '1, 353 52% '171 l' 21 39 10 1 5 6 3 18 44 24 1 3 8 4 .. 11 19 16 '1, 335 478 148 21 24 31 6 1

/8 15 12 828 1,9/5 1,050 310 166, 414 165 3 • Division 0 16 32 12 748 1,801 990 310 153 395 154 3 2 3 8f} 114 60 11 19 11 18 15 12 803 1,864 1,006 110 164 410 164 3 16 12 12 148 1.789 984 110 153 395 154 3 2 J 58 75 22 11 15 10 2J 51 44 2 4 1 3 12 6 22 39 38 2 4 1

18 3S 12 828 1,915 1,050 310 166 414 165 3 Major Group 04 16 32 12 748 1,801 990 310 J53 395 154 3 2 .3 80 114 60 13 19 11 18 3S 12 803 1,864 1,006 310 164 410 164 3 16 32 12 745 1,789 984 310 J53 395 154 3 2 .3 58 75 22 11 15 10 25 51 44 2 4 3 12 6 22 39 38 2 4 I

270 489 296 7 996 1.628 754 4J 251 441 221 49 • DI.,IIIoll 2'" 240 451 272 2 434 842 533 14 174 3JS 188 48 30 38 24 5 562 786 22J 29 79 106 311 1 247 464 277 5 668 1.1S7 626 14 228 406 212 48 235 445 269 2 419 810 515 12 171 327 184 48 12 19 8 3 249 347 111 2 57 79 28 23 25 19 2 328 471 128 29 25 35 9 1 5 6 3 IS 32 /8 1 3 8 4 18 19 16 2 313 439 1/0 27 22 27 j 'j

65 116 63 140 260 135 26 52 37 1 Major Group 23 57 106 62 66 136 96 Jj 40 30 8 10 6 14 124 39 11 12 7 1 58 109 61 18 150 96 19 39 33 55 104 61 60 120 86 14 35 28 3 S 1 18 30 10 5 4 S 7 7 5 62 110 39 7 13 4 Z 2 1 6 16 10 I 5 2 5 S 4 56 94 29 6 8 2 1

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TABLE B-XVI-SAMPLE PRINCIPAL HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY CLASSIFIED BY PERIOD OF WORKING ( Based on Total 1 to 3 months 4 to 6 months Total Family workers Family workers Family workers Rural House- --- Hired House. ----- Hired House- Hired Code No. Urban. bolds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers holds Males Females workers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Il 12 13 14 Major Group 28 Total 336 629 348 31 10 27 18 4 66 143 106 1 (a) 269 SSO 338 8 10 27 18 4 66 143 106 1 (b) 67 79 10 23 Rural 288 S72 338 8 10 27 18 4 66 143 106 (a) 267 547 334 8 10 27 18 4 66 143 106 (b) 21 25 4 Urban 48 57 10 23 (a) 2 3 4 (b) 46 S4 6 23 31 Total 355 607 325 9 6 11 10 40 77 59 3 (a) 180 361 243 5 6 11 10 38 75 59 3 (b) 175 246 82 4 2 2 Rural 256 467 303 5 6 II 10 40 77 59 3 (a) 179 360 242 5 6 11 to 38 75 59 3 (b) 77 107 61 2 2 Urban 99 140 22 4 (a) 1 1 1 (b) 98 139 21 4 34-35 Total 244 412 250 46 16 27 30 64 122 79 15 (a) 162 297 214 45 15 24 30 59 117 77 15 (b) 82 115 36 1 1 3 5 5 2 Rural 222 379 234 46 16 27 30 64 122 79 15 (a) 161 296 213 45 15 24 30 59 117 77 15 (b) 61 83 21 1 1 3 5 5 2 Urban 22 33 16 (a) 1 1 1 (b) 21 32 15 39 Total 199 313 118 2S S 9 3 12 22 15 (a) 106 181 103 24 5 9 3 12 22 15 (b) 93 132 ]5 1 Rural 164 260 114 2S 5 9 3 12 22 15 I (a) 106 181 103 24 5 9 3 12 22 15 '1 (b) 58 79 11 1 Urban 3S 53 4 (a) (b) 3S S3 4 153

AND TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY IN ALL AREAS-Cone/d. 20 % Sample) 7 to 9 months 10 months to I year Unspecified

~~----~- - --~--- Family workers Family workers Family workers House------Hired House- Hired House- Hired holds Males Females workers. holds Males Females -workers bolds Males Females workers Code No.

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 1 41 71 41 2 177 311 139 24 42 77 44 Major Gropp 28 36 68 35 119 241 136 3 38 11 43 S 3 6 2 58 70 ' 3 21 4 6 1 37 69 35 136 261 136 3 39 72 43 36 68 35 118 240 133 3 37 69 42 1 1 18 21 3 2 3 1 4 2 6 2 41 50 3 21 3 5

0" 0' I 1 3 I 2 4 2 6 2 40 49 21 2 3 49 lO8 62 229 363 172 6 31 48 22 31 49 109 62 73 142 97 2 14 25 15 156 221 75 4 17 23 7 49 108 62 140 236 152 2 21 35 20 49 108 62 73 142 97 2 13 24 14 67 94 55 8 11 6 89 127 20 4 10 13 2 1 1 1 89 127 20 4 9 12 I SO 84 57 70 tol 49 44 78 3S 30 34-3S 37 64 48 26 39 33 25 53 26 30 13 20 ') 44 62 16 19 25 9 42 72 52 57 81 39 43 ?7 34 30 37 M 48 25 3li 32 ,0 25 53 26 30 5 8 4 32 43 7 I 18 24 8 8 12 5 13 20 10 I I

0" 1 1 1 8 12 5 12 19 9 I 1 1 9 16 5 2 117 174, 49 4 S6 92 46 18 39 9 16 5 2 33 52 36 3 47 82 44 18 84 122 13 1 9 10 2 9 16 5 2 84 123 45 4 54 90 46 18 9 16 5 2 33 52 36 3 47 82 44 18 51 71 9 1 7 8 2 33 51 4 2 2

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. APPENDIX TO TABLE B-XVI

The major groups of household industry having less than 10 percent of the respective divisions marked with an asterisk have been excluded from the main table and have been shown in run-on-lines in this Appendix. The figure preceding the bracket represents the code number of the major group dropped from the table while alpba­ bets given in brackets are meant for showing the different ranges of period of working in the household indu­ stries 'with' or 'without' cultivation as explained below. The numerical figure shown after the alphabets denotes the number of households in that particular range indicated by lhat alphabet. With Cultivation Without Cultivation Class range Class range or period of or period of Abbreviations i: working Abbreviations working A 1 to 3 months E - 1 to 3 months B 4 to 6 = 4 to 6 == " F " C 0= 7 to 9 ,. G 7 to 9 = " D == 10 Months to 1 year H = 10 Months to 1 year X == Months not stated Y = Months not stated DISTRICT TOTAL

02(A-1 ,B-8): 20(A-2,B-~2,C-ll,D-19.x-S,F-2,G-I.H-25, Y -3); 22(C-l,H-15); 24(A-l,B-2,C-2,F-I); 25(B-14,C-13.D-19,X-7); 27(B-18,C-17.D-43,X-16.F-l,O-2.H-68.Y-8); 33(D-l,H-1); 36(A-2,B-13,C-6,D-32.X-6,E-I,F-l,G-l,H-34,Y-8); 38(B-3,C-2,D-3, X-l,H-3). - RURAL 02(A-l,B-8); 20(A-2,B-20.C-8,D-12,X-S,F-2,G-l,H-6,Y-3); 22(C-l); 24(A-l.B-2,C-2.F-l); 2S(B-14.C-13,D-19,X-7); 27(B-18, C-17.D-43,X-16,F-l,G-l.H-30,Y-6); 33(0-1); 36(A-2,B-13,C-6,D-32,X-6,E-l,F-l,G-l,H-27,Y-8); 38(B-3,C-2,D-3,X-l). URBAN 20(B-2,C-3,D-7,H-19); 22(H-lS); 27(G-l,H-38,Y-2); 33(H-l); 36(H-7); 38(H-3). 156

TABLE B-XVII-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY (0 NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE IN CULTIVATION NOR IN INDUSTRY (B) IN HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ONLY AND ( Based on Size of Total Total No. of Total Sample Single member household Total No. of Total household population Sample Household population Rural House- House- House- Urban holds Persons Males Females holds Persons Males Females holds Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT TOTAL 157,049 878,723 463,633 415,090 3J,360 J73,872 91,381 82,491 2,341 1,544 797 DISTRICT RURAL J07,075 618,622 325,520 293,102 21,421 122,448 64,250 58,198 1,293 837 456 (i) Households engaged J,922 7,402 3,817 3,585 504 332 172 neither in cultivation nor in household industry (ii) Households engaged 405 1,989 1,006 91$3 20 14 6 in household industry only (iii) Households engaged 19,095 113,057 59,427 53,630 769 491 278 in cultivation

Size of holding group Less than 1 acre 53 311 177 134 1.0- 2.4 acres 420 2,045 1,049 996 33 16 17 2.5- 4.9 acres b44 4,164 2,148 2,016 54 . 25 29 5.0- 7.4 acres 1,066 5,367 2,784 2.583 67 39 28 7.5- 9.9 acres 879 4,462 2,309 2,153 58 34 24 10.0-12.4 acres 1,621 8,380 4,318 4,062 81 47 34 12.5-14.9 acres 680 3,796 2,001 1,795 25 19 6 15.0-29.9 acres 5,110 28,753 15,041 13,712 189 126 63 30.0-49.9 acres 4,226 26,177 13,866 12,3Jl 117 78 39 50+ acres 3,924 28,351 15.075 13,276 110 85 25 Unspecified 272 1,251 659 592 35 22 13

DISTRICT URBAN 49,974 260,101 138,113 121,988 9,938 51,424 27.131 24,293 1,048 707 341 157

MEMBERS BY SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDS AND Oi) ENGAGEMENT (A) NEITHER (C) IN CULTIVATION SUB-CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED 20 % Sample) sample households - .. -_ -_------2-3 members 4-6 members 7-9 members 10 members & over Total House- House- House- House- Rural holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females Urban 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 6,036 8,161 7,188 12,758 33,316 30,516 7,300 29,701 26,845 2,925 18,658 17,045 DISTRICT TOTAL 3,790 5,151 4,622 8,986 23,508 21,628 5,256 21,431. 19,308 2,097 13,323 12,184 DISTRICT RURAL 490 634 574 632 1.548 1,564 225 885 849 71 418 426 (i) Households engaged neither in cultivation nor in household industry 103 145 III 183 442 446 80 294 309 19 111 III (ii) Households engaged in household industry only

3,197 4.372 3,937 8,171 21,518 19,618 4,9.51 20,252 18,150 2,007 12,794 11,647 (iii) Households engaged in CUltivation Size of holdina group 12 15 18 20 53 42 19 91 64 2 18 10 Less than 1 acre 94 123 120 210 519 520 62 258 215 21 133 124 1.0- 2.4 acres 189 249 246 416 1,064 1,020 147 596 518 38 214 203 2.5- 4.9 acres 240 316 313 496 1,271 1,186 219 883 80Z 44 275 254 5.0- 7.4 acres 180 242 231 415 1,074 995 190 755 698 36 204 20S 7.5- 9.9 acres 344 457 427 775 1,959 1,868 331 1,313 1,231 90 542 502 10.0-12.4 acres 115 153 144 335 887 777 158 641 578 47 301 290 12.5-14.9 acres 923 1,260 1,139 2,329 6.077 5,677 1,281 5,227 4,663 388 2,351 2,170 15.0-29.9 acres 596 825 722 1,737 4,678 4,148 1,308 5,348 4,804 468 2,937 2,598 30.0-49.9 acres 434 638 493 1,330 3,653 3,123 1,187 4.943 4.401 863 5,756 5,234 50+ acres 70 94 84 108 283 262 49 197 176 10 63 57 Unspecified

1,246 3,011 2.666 3,772 9,808 8,888 2,044 8,270 1,537 828 5,335 4,861 DISTRICT URBAN 158

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL TABLES ( Note on C-Series ) There are 8 tables in this series relating to Social data on married females by age-groups can be utilised and Cultural aspects. Table C-I has been prepared from for forecasting the future births from age specific Housebold SChedules on the basis of 20 per cent sample. birth rates. All the persons falling in age-group 0-9* All the other tables in this series are based on full count have been treated as 'Never Married' for the purpose of and give data regarding age, sex, marital status and this table. education, separat~ly for rural and urban areas, single year age returns; mother tongue in alphabetical order. Table C-ID religion and classification by literacy and industrial cate­ gory of Wl'\rkers and non-workers among Scheduled Castes 7. This table distributes the total population by age, and Scheduled Tribes for the district. , sex and educational levels. The population has been distributed in to quinquenial age-groups upto the age of 2. All the tables of this series have been reproduced 34 and the age-groups 35-44, 45-59 and 60+. The table in this book except Table C-VI on Bilingualism which has been compiled into three parts. Part A relates to all can be seen in Part H-C (i) of the State Census Report areas, Part B for urban areas of the district while Part wherein all tables of this series are contained. C deals' with rural areas down to tehsillevel. In Part 'A' and 'C' the educational levels are confined only to (i) Table C-I Primary or Junior Basic and (ii) Matriculation & above white in Part 'B' these educational levels are much more 3. This table is prepared on 20% sample from the elaborate as shown in Table B-lII Part 'A'. Census Population Record Part II of the Household Schedule separately for the total, rural and urban areas 8. This table can be utilised to measure the growth of the district. The table is of sociological interest as it of literacy in the population as a whole as well as in indicates the strength of the joint family system. It gives urban and rural areas separately and in the different the composition of a household by famIly and non-family age-groups since the last Census. The table is of special members. The family members have been classified into interest to the educational authorities for future planning heads of household (who could be males or females) and and also to study the public attitudes towards adult their spouses, married sons and other married relations education. In 1951 Census data was provided only about and never married, widowed and divorced or separated illiterate and literate classified into different age-groups relations. As the definition of a census household also on 10 per cent sample. included outsiders residing with the family during enu­ meration, such persons have been shown in the table as Table C-IV unrelated persons. 9. This table has been prepared on full count and 4. The sample households of the rural areas have presents the distribution of population by single year been classified into 3 categories viz. households engaged ages (0 to 100) and by sex. The age in year completed neither in cultivation nor in household industry, engaged on 1-3-1961 has been given but the infants who could in household industry only and engaged in cultivation. not complete one year on 1-3-1961 have been shown The households engaged in cultivation have further been under the age '0' while all old persons aged above classified by sIze of land holdings. hundred have been clubbed together and are shown against item 'Over hundred.' The data has only been presented Table C-II for the district as a whole, its urban and rural breakups can be seen in Part II-C (i) of State Census Report. 5. This is an important demographic table prepared on full count. It distributes the popUlation by sex, age 10. The data presented in this demographic table and marital status. The data has been presented for the is useful for the Census Actuary for computing mortality district separately for rural and urban areas while those rates from the age data of the earlier censuses and for for tehsils for rural areas only, The population has been the preparation of life tables. It also provides data for distribute~ into 14 age-groups which is further classified studying bias in age returns at the Census. into four types of marital status viz. never married, married, widowed, divorced or separated. The age-groups followed in Table C-V this table largely conform to the international require­ ments recommended by the United Nations Organisation. 11. This table presents data separately for total, rural and urban population of the district and only for total 6. This table is likely to be u'seful for studying the for tehsils classified by sex of persons speaking a particular trends in the age of marriage. The data compiled here language or a dialect as mother tongue. The mother can be very well used for studying mortality in different tongues are arranged in this table in an alphabetical marital statuses and also in different age-groups. The order.

• Marital Status of this group finds place in a separate monograph-Child Marriages in Rajasthan. 12. According to Census 1961 'Mother Tongue' is 15. The data of this important sociological table the language or dialect spoken in childhood by the person's. has been presented separately for total, rural and urban mother to the person or mainly spoken in the areas of the district and also for each tehsil. household. Table C-VllI 13. This table is of great interest to philologists in view of a large variety of languages and dialects spoken in 16. This is a new table compiled in the 1961 Census the:district and will be of great assistance for ensuring and presents data separately for total, rural and urban the implementation of the various safeguards granted to areas of the district and further upto tehsil level for TUral the linguistic minorities under the constitution. areas only. It has been prepared into two parts A' & B. Part A presents the data of Scheduled Castes and Part Table C-VII B of Scheduled Tribes. 14. In this table the population has been distributed 17. It gives the distribution of population by literacy in six main religions and the figures of all other religions classification of workers into differeftt industrial categories including the figures of those having 'Indefinite belief' no based the Standard Industrial Classification and such as Atheists and Agnostics have been clubbed non-workers. Literacy figures of these communi ties given together and noted under headilng 'Other Religions and for the first time in the present Census. Persuasions'. The tehsilwise details in this respect have been shown in a supplement attached to this 18. In 1951 Census data for Sched llied Castes and table. Separate heading 'Religion not stated' has Scheduled Tribes was provided only about total number also been Provided for those who do not follow ,any of persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled religion and have given out only their nationalities sucll Tribes classified by sex for the districts and upto ~s Goans, Israelists, Italians etc. sub:division.

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TABLE C-I-COMPOSITION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS BY RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY CLASSIFIED BY SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED

Composition of Households Never married, Spouses of widowed and Vnrela- Total Total sample household Heads of Heads of divorced or sep· ted per- No. of population households households Married relations arated relations sons Sample ---~-- House- Other Other District bolds Persons Males Females M F M F Sons Males Females M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 DISTRICT TOTAL 31,360 173,872 91,381 82,491 29,142 2,139 31 23,414 10,312 4,481 16,602 46,877 40,198 538 138 DISTRICT RURAL 11,422 122,448 64,250 58,198 20,078 1,273 22 16.049 7,979 3,424 12,868 32,486 17,952 261 S6 (i) Households engaged 1,922 7,402 3,817 3,585 1,576 336 1,033 261 141 522 1,790 1,691 49 3 neither in cultivati- on nor in household industry (ii) Households engaged 405 1,989 ],006 983 383 20 312 96 38 166 486 485 2 .. in household indus- try only (iii) Households engaged 19,095 113,057 59,427 53,630 "18,119 917 21 14,704 7,622 3,245 12,180 30,210 25,776 210 53 in cultivation Size of holding group Less than 1 acre 53 311 177 134 52 1 46 19 5 25 100 62 1 .. 1.0- 2.4 acres 420 2,045 1,049 996 379 41 324 94 38 146 530 477 8 8 2.5- 4.9 acres 844 4,164 2,148 2,016 768 72 3 635 232 68 360 1,017 948 ..

5.0- 7.4 acres 1,066 5,367 2,784 2,583 979 81 3 S03 288 115 482 1,393 1,217 6 " 7.5- 9.9 acres 879 4,462 2,309 2,153 821 52 3 670 259 70 382 1,153 1,044 3 5 10.0-12.4 acres 1,621 8,380 4,318 4,062 1,489 126 3 1,229 471 172 759 2,175 1,945 8 3 '12.5-14.9 acres 680 3.796 2,001 1,795 645 32 2 537 225 79 379 1,041 842 9 5 15.0-29.9 acres 5,110 28,753 15,041 13,712 4,862 234 3 4,005 1,791 696 2,S14 7,656 6,655 33 4 30.Q-49.9 acres 4,226 26,177 13,866 12,311 4,060 ... 155 3,266 1,868 747 2,876 7,161 6,007 30 7 50+ acres 3,924 28,351 15,075 13,276 3,824 95 3 3,014 2,325 1,232 3,S63 7,581 6,284 110 20 Unspecified 272 1,251 659 592 240 28 I 175 SO 23 94 343 295 2 .. DISTRICT URBAN 9,938 51,424 27,131 24,293 9,064 &66 9 7,365 2,333 1,057 3,734 14,391 12,246 277 81 16\

TABLE C-II-AGE AND MARITAL STATUS Marital statUI Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural Age-group Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 ., 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT AU "Ies T 885,663 469,147 .q6,516 249,441 175,967 103,396 195,467 15,6lS 44,391 530 397 151 174 R 610,453 316,932 293,521 171,487 121,013 143,491 140,154 11,614 31,813 210 306 70 135 U 265,210 142,215 122,995 77,954 54,974 59,905 55,313 4,014 12,518 260 91 81 39 0-9 R 197,460 100,037 97,423 100,037 97,423 U 79,401 41,874 37,527 41,874 37,527 10-14 R 76,880 41,971 34,909 33,512 20,509 8,214 14.080 119 90 100 172 26 58 U 33,042 17,884 15,158 16,820 12,559 J,018 2,517 8 4 38 18 . 15-19 R 46,961 26,040 20,921 16,828 2,480 9,024 18,274 118 139 52 15 18 13 U 34,206 13,539 10,667 10,554 3,313 2,956 7,310 18 40 2 9 3 20-24 R 56,915 29,984 27,931 10,668 196 18,008 27,280 256 401 50 9 2 45 U 25.805 13,802 12,003 5,405 754 8,280 11,116 71 119 31 10 IS 4 25-29 R 53.815 29,380 24,435 5,083 122 23.778 23.441 485 817 29 18 5 37 U 21,659 11,825 9,834 1,506 445 )0,115 9,147 148 230 48 785 30-34 R 43,325 22,861 20,464 1,499 107 20,798 18,721 5S0 1,590 5 17 9 29 U 18,160 10,051 8,109 619 106 9,185 7,523 201 465 44 13 2 2 35-39 R 28,795 15,770 13,025 672 43 14,557 11.431 530 J,526 10 10 15 U 13,805 7,365 6.440 230 48 6,828 5,465 . 227 907 2.9 17 3 40-44 R 30,341 15,573 14,768 707 24 13,967 11,022 888 3,687 9 26 2 9 U 13,215 7,163 6.052 246 78 6,539 4,739 356 1,219 20 15 2 1 45-49 R 19,636 ll,297 8,339 495 9 9.773 5,754 1,027 2,555 2 12 9 U 8.664 4,844 3.820 186 23 4,3)5 2,652 324 1,138 18 7 50-54 R 25,331 13,944 11,387 656 6 11,343 5,452 1,935 5,908 7 14 3 7 U 9,596 5.343 4,253 158 23 4,595 2,317 560 1,905 28 7 2 1 55-59 R 8.98~ 5,223 3,756 296 4,068 1,719 863 2,029 4 1 ;) U 4,590 2,458 2,132 73 14 1,964 1.062 403 1,051 16 3 2 ) 60-64 R 15,548 1,956 7,592 499 S 5,522 1,759 1,930 5,821 2 4 3 3 U 7,221 3,304 3,911 114 13 2,394 882 781 3,015 14 6 1 65-69 R 4,606 2,409 2,197 142 1 1,512 500 753 1,692 2 2 2 U 2,2.06 1,063 J ,143 29 18 730 260 300 864 4 R 11,713 5,438 6,275 360 3 2,916 711 2,160 5,557 2 4 U 3,526 1,639 1,887 46 6 970 258 616 J,620 6 3 Age not R 143 44 99 33 85 1J 10 ) 3 stated U 114 61 53 44 47 16 S I

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TABLE C-II-AGE AND MARItAL STATUS-Contd. Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural Age-group Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS PHALODI TEHSIL

All Ages R 107,443 57,040 50,403 31,240 20,570 23,474 24,01}6 2,305 5,719 6 18 15 0-9 R 34,534 17,830 )6,704 17,830 16,704 10-14 R 13,192 7,174 6,018 6,040 3,554 1,119 2,452 7 11 8 15-19 R 8,020 4,446 3,574 3,046 273 ],376 3,278 19 23 5 20-24 R 9,892 5,025 4,867 2,235 35 2,740 4,749 49 83 1 25-29 R. 9,238 5,046 4,192 958 1 3,992 4,030 94 160 1 1 30-34 R 7.745 4,007 3,738 346 1 3,540 3,382 120 347 8 35-39 R 4,724 2,580 2,144 134 2,330 1,851 116 292 1 40-44 R 5,338 2,689 2,649 J68 2 2,365 1.950 156 694 3 45-49 R 3,183 1,933 1,250 81 1,624 821 227 427 1 2 50-54 R 4,583 2,508 2,075 121 2,0]6 932 370 1,142 1 1 55-59 R 1,461 900 561 78 673 241 149 320 60-64 R 2,826 1,446 1,380 95 932 288 418 1,092 1 65-69 R 749 432 317 22 238 54 171 263 1 70+ R J ,932 998 934 61 528 68 409 865 1 Age not stated R 26 26 25 1

OSIAN TEHSIL

An Ages R 129,461 68,125 61,336 36,011 24,980 29,380 29,240 2,723 ',074 1 17 25 0- 9 R 41,558 21,265 20,293 21,265 20,293 .. 10-14 R 16,146 8,845 7,301 7,082 4,241 1,746 3,035 17 19 " 6 15-19 R 9.541 5,247 4,294 3,296 4(18 1,926 3,853 25 32 t 20-24 R 12,130 6,062 6068 2,246 19 3,755 5,948 61 99 2 .. :<:5-29 R 11,382 6,148 5,234 879 5 5,129 5,004 140 211 5 9 30-34 R 1S,616 4,505 4,111 326 5 4,068 3,741 111 353 2 10 35-39 R 6,168 3,328 2,840 144 3,050 2,467 133 371 2 40-44 R 6,122 3,185 2,937 157 2,815 2,1l2 213 822 3 45-49 R 4,055 2,292 1.763 108 1 1,931 1,149 253 613 SO-54 R 5,070 2,781 2,289 154 2,178 1,004 449 1,284 1 55-59 R 2,013 1,161 852 74 " 857 361 230 491 60-64 R 3.158 1,605 1,553 131 .1 1,081 337 393 1,215 65-69 R 998 540 458 45 306 116 189 342 70+ R 2,492 1,159 1,333 113 1 537 109 509 1,222 Age not stated R J2 2 10 I 6 1 4

SHERGARH TEHSIL

All Ages R 112,646 60,433 52,213 32,325 21.886 25,790 23,779 2,274 6,397 39 99 5 52 0- 9 R 32,221 1.4.901 17,320 14,901 17,320 .. JO-J4 R 13,987 7,747 6,240 7,092 3,933 636 2,161 7 26 12 92 28 15-19 R 9,356 5,499 3,857 4,523 487 950 3,329 10 38 ]I I 5 2 20-24 R 10,756 5,924 4,832 3,045 44 2,829 4,669 38 113 12 2 4 25-29 R 9,836 5,791 4,045 1,351 20 4,362 3,839 76 182 2 1 3 30-34 R 8,210 4,461 3,749 451 4 3,900 3,331 109 409 1 1 4 35-39 R 5,376 3,186 2.190 230 1 2,869 1,872 87 315 .. 2 40-44 R 6,088 3,339 2.749 180 6 2,963 1,968 196 774 1 45-49 R 3,765 2,422 1,343 113 3 2,l1J 867 198 472 I 50-54 R 4,898 2,814 2,084 197 3 2,183 981 434 1,095 1 4 55-59 R 1,637 1,024 613 64 .. 779 259 1~1 352 2 60-64 R 3,143 1,686 1,457 105 1 1,210 318 371 1,137 1 65-69 R 898 524 374 30 341 63 153 311 .. 70+ R 2,407 1,114 1,293 43 656 120 414 1,173 1 Age not stated R 68 1 67 64 1 2 1-63 TABLE C-II & C-III PART-A

TABLE C-II--AGE ANI) MARITAL STATUS-Cone/d. Marital status Divorced or Unspecified Total Total population Never married Married Widowed Separated Status Rural -~~------~~ ------~----- Age-group _ Urban Persons Males Females M F M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 '} 10 11 12 13 14 15 JODHPUR TEHSIL

AU Ages _ R 134,414 70,720 63,694 37,758 27,627 30,770 29,432 1,959 6,330 191 151 42 154 0-9 R 44,571 22,890 21,681 22,890 21,681 10-14 R 17,055 9,307 7,748 7,312 4,841 1,868 2,788 24 24 88 72 15 23 15-19 R 9,954 5,550 4,404 3,393 807 2,078 3,550 31 23 41 13 7 It 20-24 R 12,171 6.189 5,982 1,864 47 4,242 5,833 50 58 32 3 1 41 25-29 R 11,836 6,392 5,444 1,425 90 4,860 5,192 87 129 16 8 4 25 30-34 R 9,280 4,971 4,309 189 90 4,670 3,935 lOS 264 I 5 6 15 35-39 R 6,093 3,285 2,808 91 39 3,108 2,473 82 278 3 5 1 13 40-44 R 6,256 3,168 3,088 100 6 2.904 2,323 160 734 2 16 2 9 45-49 R 4,049 2,234 1,815 129 5 1,944 1,265 161 532 7 6 50-54 R 5,097 2,767 2,330 lOt 2 2,338 1,106 320 1,209 5 II 3 2 55-59 R 1,815 1,012 803 42 830 364 139 433 3 1 3 60-64 R 2,956 1,.514 1,442 99 2 1,063 323 349 1,111 1 4 2 2 65-69 R 1,004 435 569 19 303 J 19 112 446 J 2 2 70+ R 2,240 991 1,249 97 2 554 157 339 1,088 1 2 Age not stated R 37 15 22 7 IS 8 4 1 2 BILARA TEHSIL

All Ages 136,489 70,614 65,875 14,143 25,950 34,007 33,607 2,353 6,293 33 21 8 4 0-9 R 44,576 23,15J 21,425 23,151 21,425 ...... 10-14 R 16,500 8,898 7,602 5,986 3,940 2,845 3,644 64 10 7 3 I 15-19 R 10,090 5,298 4,792 2,570 505 2.694 4,264 33 23 1 20-24 R 11,966 5,784 6,182 1,278 51 4.242 6,081 58 48 6 2 25-29 R 11,52, 6,003 5,520 470 6 5,435 5,376 88 135 10 3 .. 30-34 R 9.474 4,917 4,551 187 7 4,620 4,332 105 217 2 1 3 35-39 R 6,434 3,391 3,043 73 3 3,200 2,768 112 270 6 2 40-44 R 6,537 3,192 3,345 102 10 2,920 2,669 163 663 7 3 45-49 R 4,584 2,416 2,168 64 2,163 1,652 188 Sit I 3 2 50-54 R 5,683 3,074 2,609 83 1 2,628 1,429 362 1,178 1 1 55-59 R 2,058 1,131 927 38 929 494 161 433 60-64 R 3,465 1,705 1,760 69 1 1,236 493 399 ],266 1 65-69 R 957 478 479 26 1 324 148 121! 330 70+ R 2,642 1,176 1,466 46 641 257 489 1,209 Age not stated R

TABLE C-I1I PART A-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN ALL AREAS

Educational levels Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above

Age-grol~p Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT TOTAL

All Ages 885,663 %9,147 416,516 342,715 378,502 101,077 31,563 9,176 4,258 13,179 2,193 0- 4 141,952 72,221 fi9,73 I 12,221 69,731 5- 9 134,909 69,690 65,219 55,203 58,073 12.961 5,998 1,526 1,148 10-14 109,922 59,855 50,067 32,630 40,873 23.834 7,599 3,229 1,529 162 66 15-19 7l,167 39,579 31,588 23,562 26,361 10,909 3,909 1,746 617 3,362 701 20-24 82,720 42,786 39,934 27,800 35,165 9,513 3,753 732 323 4,741 693 25-29 75,474 41,205 34,269 28,631 30,852 9,453 2,829 631 238 2,490 350 30-34 61,485 32,912 28,573 22,694 28,096 8,182 2,174 382 123 1,654 180 35-44 86,156 45,871 40,285 31,729 37,123 11,546 2.825 499 196 2.097 141 45-59 76,801 43,114 33,687 31,398 31,741 10,049 1,1HO 324 79 1,343 57 60+ 44,820 21,809 23,011 16,749 22,335 4,625 666 106 S 329 5 Age net stated 257 105 152 98 152 5 1 J 164

TABLE C-IJI PART B-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN URBAN AREAS ONLY Educational levels Technical Non-technical diploma not diploma Dot Literate (withDut Primary or Matriculation or equal to equal to Total population Il1iterate educational level) Junior Basic Higher Secondary degree degree Ase-group Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 t, DISTRICT URBAN

All Ages 265,210 142,215 122,995 64,123 89,925 55,662 26,115 7,360 4,150 10,815 1,704 149 13 63 26 0- 4 39,773 20,988 18,785 20,988 18,785 s- 9 39,628 20.886 18,742 11.360 12,413 8,011 5,181 1,515 1.148 10-14 33,042 17,884 15,158 3.672 7.202 11.327 6,391 2,740 1,502 145 60 2 15-19 24.206 13,539 10,667 3,146 6,110 6,047 3,274 1,237 585 2,916 646 I3 2 2 j 20-24 25.805 13,802 12,003 3.980 7.902 5,251 3.120 489 305 3,051 489 56 4 14 25-29 21,659 11.825 9.834 4.205 6,895 .5,070 2,383 411 224 1,449 236 31 I .5 .5 30-34 18,160 10,051 8.109 3.728 5.972 4.563 1.845 261 117 961 ]22 ]9 3 II fi 35-44 27,020 14.528 12,492 5.596 9,695 6,671 2,471 356 186 1,266 105 17 2 13 5 45-59 22,850 12,645 10.205 5,168 8.514 5,947 1,557 25S 78 854 42 10 14 Z 60+ 12,953 6,006 6,947 2,824 6,384 2,771 553 95 5 227 4 3 7 Age not stated 114 61 53 56 53 4

Educational levels University Technical degree or diploma equal to degree or post-graduate degree degree or post- graduate degree Veterinary other than tech- and Medicine I Agriculture dairying Technology Teaching Others nical degree Bngineerins ------_----- Age-group Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 3 3 27 '2 8 1 All Ages 3,080 366 186 27 69 6 7 0- 4 5- 9 10-14 2 15-19 137 47 38 3 1 2 2 20-24 878 168 71 8 1 3 2 25-29 609 84 27 5 11 '2 6 I 30-34 474 38 18 4 6 1 1 1 35-44 564 22 19 4 ]5 1 3 8 3 45-59 352 7 JO 2 22 2 1 60+ 66 3 7 AIO Dot .~ated .. 16'

TABLE C-III PART C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY

Educational levels

--~ -- -,- Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Age-group ---~ Persons Males Females Males Females Males Femalea Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 It 12 DISTRICT RURAL

All Aael 620,453 326,932 193,521 177,991 288,577 45,415 4,788 1,816 108 1,709 48 o· 4 102,179 51.233 50,946 51,233 50,946 S-5) 95,281 48.804 46,477 43,843 45,660 4,950 817 II 10-14 76,880 41.971 34,909 28,958 33.611 12,501 1,208 489 21 17 3 15-19 46,961 26,040 20,921 20,416 20,251 4.862 635 509 32 253 3 20-24 56,915 28,984 27,931 23,820 27,263 4.262 633 243 18 659 17 25:"'29 53,815 29,380 24,435 24,426 23,957 4,383 446 220 14 351 IS 3D-34 43,325 22,861 20,464 18,966 20.124 3,619 329 121 6 155 5 35-44 ~9,136 31.343 27.793 26,133 27,428 4,&75 354 143 10 192 45-59 53,951 30,469 2.3,482 26,230 23,227 4,102 253 69 1 68 60+ 31,867 15,803 16,064 13,925 15,951 1.854 113 11 13 Age not stated 143 44 99 42 99 1

TEHSILWISE RURAl. ONLY

PHALODI TEHS1L

All Ages 107,443 57,040 50,403 48,900 49,493 7,601 900 344 9 194 1 0- 4 17,385 8.763 8,622 8.763 8,622 5- 9 17,149 9,067 8,082 8.224 7,953 843 129 10-14 13,192 7.174 6,018 4,885 5,806 2,204 210 85 2 15-19 8,020 4,446 3,574 3,556 3,445 752 126 124 3 14 20-24 9,892 5,025 4,867 4,187 4,732 705 133 45 2 88 25-29 9.238 5,046 4,192 4,244 4.107 719 83 40 1 43 30-34 7.745 4,007 3.738 3.369 3.658 599 79 18 1 21 35-44 10,062 5,269 4,793 4,400 4,725 822 68 26 21 45-59 9,227 5,341 3.886 4,70& 3,844 620 42 6 7 60+ 5,507 2,876 2.631 2,538 2.601 338 30 Age not stated 26 26 26

i' OSIAN TEHSIL

All Ages 129,461 68,125 61.336 58,841 60,495 8,665 807 354 27 165 7 0-4 21,172 10,669 10.503 10,669 10,503 5- 9 20,386 10,596 9,790 9,720 9,666 876 124 ID-14 16,146 8,845 7;301 6,;11 7,146 2,205 148 114 6 15 15-19 9.541 5,247 4,294 4,287 4,167 845 120 65 7 SO 12,130 2D-24 6,062 6,068 5,076 5,941 847 119 5S 7 84 1 25-29 11,382 6,148 5,234 5,156 5,141 890 80 48 3 S4 4 30-34 8,616 4,505 4,111 3,735 4,048 725 60 21 2 24 35-44 12,290 6,513 5,777 5,424 5,700 1.040 7S 28 2 2! 45-59 11,138 6,234 4,904 5.331 4,843 869 61 !9 IS 60+ 6,648 3,304 3,344 2,930 3,324 368 20 4 2 Aile not stated 12 2 10 2 10 , 166

TABLE C-ID PART C-AGE, SEX AND EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY-Concld.

Educational levels

--~~- Literate (without Primary or Matriculation Total population Illiterate educational level) Junior Basic and above Age-group Persona Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female. Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

SHERGARH TEHSIL

All Ages 111,646 60,433 51,213 5~,817 51,885 7,011 313 398 5 187 0-4 16,905 8,059 8,846 8,059 8,846 5- <) 1.5,316 6.842 8,474 6,155 8,420 685 54 2 10-14 13,987 7,147 6,240 ,5,969 6,165 1.665 75 113 15-19 9.356 5,499 3.857 4.702 3,812 671 44 105 I 21 20-24 10,756 5,924 4.832 5,179 4,791 629 39 53 2 63 25-29 9,836 5,791 4,045 .5,078 4,015 629 29 40 44 30-34 8,210 4.461 3,749 3,787 3,727 625 22 34 IS 35-44 1),464 6,525 4,939 5,514 4,913 933 26 41 37 45-59 10,300 6.260 4,040 5.449 4,019 800 20 6 .5 60+ 6,448 3,324 3,124 2.935 3,llO 383 14 4 2 Age not stated 68 1 67 67 1 JODHPUR TEHSIL All Ages 134,414 70,710 63.694 58,119 62,121 11,336 1,489 499 54 756 23 0-4 13,238 11,785 11,453 11,785 11,453 5-9 21,333 11,105 10,228 9,716 9,939 1,381 289 8 10-14 17,055 9.307 7,748 5.946 7,297 3,225 433 135 18 ] 15-19 9,954 55SO 4,404 3,940 4,195 1,337 190 132 16 141 3 20-24 12,171 6,189 5,982 4,797 5,802 1,027 163 63 6 302 II

~ 25-29 11,836 6,392 5,444 5,llO 5.290 1,098 140 55 7 129 , . 30-34 9,280 4,971 4,309 3.999 4,226 874 80 38 2 60 35-44 J2.349 6,453 5,896 5,213 5,802 1,117 89 37 5 86 45-59 10,961 6,013 4,948 5,056 4.871 900 76 29 28 60+ 6,200 2,940 3,260 2,553 3.231 377 29 2 8 Age Dot .tated 37 IS 22 14 22

BILARA TEHSIL

All ABes 136,489 10,614 65,815 59,195 64,576 10,191 1,269 221 13 307 17 0-4 23,479 11,957 11,522 11,957 11,522 5- 9 21,097 11,194 9,903 10,028 9,682 1,165 221 1 10-14 16,500 8,898 7,002 5,647 7,257 3.208 342 42 2 15-19 10,090 5,298 4,792 3,931 4,632 1,257 155 83 5 27 20-24 11,966 5,784 6,182 4,581 5,991 1,054 179 27 1 122 5 25-29 11.523 6,003 5,520 ,4,838 5,398 1,047 114 37 2 81 6 30-34 9,474 4,917 4,557 4,076 4,465 796 88 10 1 35 3 35-44 12,971 6,S83 6,388 5,582 6,288 963 96 11 3 27 1 45-59 12,325 6,621 5,704 .5.686 5,6S0 913 54 9 13 60+ 7,064 3,359 3,705 2.969 3.685 388 20 1 1 Aae not stated - - -167

TABLE C-IV-SINGLE YEAR AGE RETURNS

Single Smile Single Year Total Year Total Year Total Age Age Age Return Males Females Return Males Females Return Males Females 1 2 3 2 3 2 3 DISTRICT

All Age. 469,147 416,516 0 16,590 15,324 35 15.IS1 13.891 70 3,256 3.799 1 10.272 10,155 36 2,629 1.643 71 121 93 2 14,987 14,397 37 1,767 1,238 72 270 195 3 15,519 15,440 38 2,305 1,942 73 134 92 4 14,853 14,41S 39 ],253 745 74 77 S6 5 17.0)8 15,972 40 16,659 17,082 75 8SS 835 6 16,684 ]4.842 41 1.2S6 642 76 102 64 7 10.923 11,410 42 2,547 1,554 77 70 46 8 15.764 14,306 43 1,159 661 78 162 93 9 9,301 8.689 44 1.115 881 79 60 45 10 18.823 16,561 45 11.099 9,403 80 1,333 1,'918 II 7,791 6.8S3 46 1,214 703 81 46 43 12 14,565 12,033 47 1,297 544 82 85 62 13 9.240 7,736 48 1,115 1,044 83 26 23 14 9,436 6,884 49 816 465 84 31 33 15 11,811 9,247 50 15,024 13,650 85 162 202 16 8,106 7,108 51 938 388 86 14 14 17 5,457 4,126 52 1,542 788 87 19 14 88 19 20 18 9,597 7,904 S3 890 366 89 12 6 19 4,608 3,203 54 893 448 90 148 312 20 16,852 19,457 55 5,075 4,384 91 5 21 6,518 4,500 56 775 420 3 92 13 17 22 9,586 8,438 57 560 273 93 2 23 5,000 3,886 58 717 464 94 7 22 24 4,830 3,653 .59 499 347 95 16 49 25 21,734 20,670 60 9.18.5- 9,954 96 26 6,070 4.187 61 447 299 6 .5 97 4 27 4,575 3,109 62 792 562 .5 28 6,462 4,714 63 378 265 98 6 18 99 4 II 29 2,364 1,589 64 458 429 100 11 57 30 21,027 21,439 65 2,483 2.633 Over 100 3* 31 1,907 960 66 280 181 1l@ Age not lOS 152 32 5.474 3,389 67 202 183 stated 33 2,434 1,461 68 302 219 34 2,070 1,324 69 20S 124

------_------.. Includes 2 of 101 & I of 102 ages. ~ Includes 2 of J01, 3 of 102, I of 103, 4 of 105 & 1 of 106 ages.

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HOUSING TABLES

(Note on E-SeriesJ

There are five tables in this series prepared for the cum-d~elJing, or a place of business, workshop, school, first time in this census which have been extracted etc. WIth a separate entrance. from the House List prepared at the time of house A "Census household" is a group of persons who numbering and house listing operations in 1960. Out commonly live together in the same census house and of these, four tables viz. E-I, E·II, E-IV, B-V relate take their meals from a common mess unless the exige­ to housing conditions and furnish data for the pur­ ncies of work prevent them from doing so. poses for which the bouses are used, the tenure on which they are occupied by the households, material A "shop" or a "workshed" is a place where articles of construction of walls and roofs and the households are sold for cash or for credit. classified by number of members and by number of A "WorkShOp" is a place where some kind of pro due· rooms occupied by them. The data in these tables tion, processing, repair or servicing such as paper-making, has been shown for the district as well as for each shoe-making tailoring, cycle-repairing, motor-servicing, tehsil separately for total, rural and urban areas. halwai's shop, pottery-making, gold smithy, blacksmithy, etc., are undertaken Or where goods or articles are made 4' Another table (E-llI) on industrial establish­ and sold, and is not a factory registered under the ments also prepared from the house lists gives a Factories Act. break-up by industry and the fuel used cross-tabu­ lated by the size of establishments, is not presented A "Factory" is a large workshop which has been here for want of space and can be seen in Part registered under the Indian Factories Act. IV-B of the State Census Report which presents "Business houses" are those premises where transa­ all the tables of this series. However, the data regard­ ctions in money or other articles take place such as ing number of establishments contained in this table banks etc. is separately compiled down to village level which has been presented in a separate list of industrial estab­ Table E-JI lishments. 6. This table has been prepared on the basis of 20 per cent sample of households used as dwellings, shop­ Table E-I cum-dwellings, workshop-cum-dwellings and dwellings 3. This table has been prepared on full count and with other uses. Shop-cum-dwellings and workshop-cum­ furnishes figures of census houses separately for total, rural dwellings are census houses which are partly used for and urban areas of the district and tehsils and towns residential or dwelling purposes and partly used as a WIth a population of 50,000 or more classified into shop or workshop. Dwellings with other uses are census differ~nt categories according to the uses to which they houses such as offices, schools, temples, mosques etc. are put. The houses which were found vacant at the time which are partly used for residential purposes by watch­ of houselisting have also been shown separately as such. men or attendeots. The total number of households given The following are the various types of houses into in column 4 of this table gives the total of such samples which occupied houses have been classified:- classified into the aforementioned four categories of dwe­ llings, which have been further classified according to Dwellings, shop-cum-dwellings, workshop-cum-dwe­ their tenure status, whether owned or rented, separately llings, hotels, hostels, sarais, dharamshalas, tourist homes for the total, rural and urban areas of the district and and inspection houses, shops excluding eating houses, also for teb~ils and towns with a population of 50,000 business houses and offices, factories registered under or more. the Factories Act and worksheds and workshops not so 7. The folJowing concepts and definition have been registered, schools and other educational institutions used in respect of tenure status:- including training classes, coaching and shop classes, r:-estaurants, sweetmeat shops and eating places, places of The term 'owned' was considered to be a situation entertainment and community gathering (Panchayat Ghar), when a household was living in its own house or a house public health and medical institutions, hospitals, health duly mortagaged to it by some of its debtor. centres, doctors clinics, dispensaries, etc. The term 'rented' meant a situation when a household 4. Occupied census houses which do not fall in any was found living in a house taken on rent from a land­ of the above categories have been classed as 'Others', lord or in a house that was taken on lease or in a house e.g. temple, mosque, Church, cowshed, motor garage, for which no rent was being paid with the consent of water-hut, engine room, store room, grass shed. the landlord. S. The concepts and definitions of the terms occuring Table E·IV in the table are given below:- S. This table has been prepared on 20 per cent sample A "Census house" is a structure or part of a struc­ of households used as dwellings, shop-cum-dwellings, ture inhabited or vacant, or a dwelling, a shop, a shop- worksbop-cum-dwellings and dwellings with other uses. lZ5

The total number of houses given in column 3 of this households and number of occupants by sex in each table gives the totals of all such sampled household. category:- The' material out of which most of the walls are made (i) no regular room or where a house consists of separate structures, each (ii) one room made of different materials, the material out of which (iii) two rooms the walls of the main bedrooms, are made has been (iv) three rooms classified into the following nine categories;- . (v) four rooms (1) Grass, leaves, reeds or bamboo (vi) five rooms or more (2) Timber 12. This table has been prepared separately for the (3) Mud total, rural and urban areas of the district and also for (4) Unburnt bricks tehsils and towns with a popUlation of 50,000 or more, (5) Burnt bricks (6) C. I. Sheets or other metal sheets List of Industrial Establishments (7) Stone (8) Cement concrete 13. This table gives the number of establish~ (9) All other material ments an.d the number of workers in each brand? 9. The material out of which most of the outer of industry classified by minor groups ot roof exposed to the weather is made, i.e., tiles, Indian Standard Industrial Classification (for detailed thatch, corrugated Iron, zinc or asbestos cement description see appendix to the Explanatory Note on sheets or concrete, etc., or in the case of multistoreyed B-Series), The data is presented in the ascending order building, the material out of which tbe intermediate of the minor groups showing the figures in. the brackets floor or floors is made, has been cldssified into the first for the number of establishments and second for: following seven categories:- the number of workers employed. The information has.. been extracted from the house Jist prepared at the time' (1) Grass, leaves, reeds thatch, wood or bamboo of house numbering and house listing operations in 1960. (2) Tiles, slate, shingle (3) Corrugated iron, zinc or other metal sheets 14. The data is presented for the district and each' (4) AsbestQs ceD1ent sheets tehsil for total. rural and urban areas as well as. for eadi (5) Brick and liD1e VIllage and town separately. A summary of number of­ (6) Concrete and stone slabs industrial establishD1ents by workers employed has been (7) All other D1ateriaI given separately for the district, tehsiIs and towns in the 10. This table has been pr.sented separately for begining of this table. The table has been presented in. lotal, rural and urban areas of the district and also for run-on-lines and the villages are shown both by their tehsils and (owns with a population of 50.. 000 or more. names and Code numbeu. The Code num~r of the villages will be helpful in findisg out the location of the villago in the tehsil maps. Villages which do not have any indu-: Table E-V strial establishments as well as those industry minot. groups for which there are no figures in village or town 11. This table has been prepared on 20 percent or tehsil have been excluded from the list. sample of households used as dwellings, shop-cum­ dwellings, workshop-cum-dwellnigs and dwellings with IS. The data for some seasonal industries which were other uses. The figures given in coluD1n 3 of this table not actually working during the period of house listing are the totals of all such sampled households. The sex bas not been included. The number of workers also break-up of the total number of members occupying includes the proprietor and the other household D1eD1bers. such sampled households have been further classified who were working in the industry during the week pre­ into the following six categories showing the number af ceeding the enumerators' visit.

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TABLE E-I1-TENURE STATUS OF SAMPLE CENSUS HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS HOUSES USED AS DWELLINGS ( Based on 20 % Sample)

Households in Census Houses used as District/Tehsil or City with a Total Dwelling population of Rural Tenure Total No. of Shop-cum- Workshop-cum- with other 50,000 or more Urban Status Households Dwelling Dwelling Dwelling' useS

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DISTRICT TOTAL Tot~1 31,991 31,730 119 111 31 Owned 26,218 26,052 68 83 15 Rented 5,773 5,678 51 28 16

RURAL Tota) 22,077 21,975 51 39 1l Owned 2J,460 21,371 44 38 7 Rented 617 604 7 1 5

URBAN Total 9.914 9,75~ 68 72 19 Owned 4,758 4,681 24 45 8 Rented 5,I5l; 5,074 44 27 11

Phalodi Tehsil T Total 4,559 4,514 6 38 Owned 4,276 4,242 4 30 .. Rented 283 272 2 8 1

R Total 3,914 3,907 3 3 Owned 3,826 3,821 2 3 .. Rented 88 86 I 1

U Total 645 607 3 35 Owned 450 421 2 27 Rented 195 186 I 8

Osian Tehsil- R Total 4.474 4,453 20 Owned 4,359 4,338 20 Rented 115 115

Shergarh Tehsil* R Total 3,937 ~,918 II 7 Owned 3,886 3,868 II 7 Rented 51 50

Jodhpur Tehsil T Total 12,996 12.849 78 48 21 Owned 7,940 7,871 30 29 10 Rented 5,056 4,978 48 19 11

R Total 4.677 4,650 13 11 3 Owned 4,454 4,432 8 11 3 Rented 223 218 5

U Total 8,319 8,199 65 31 18 Owned 3,486 3,439 22 18 7 Rented 4,833 4,760 43 19 II

Jodhpur City U Total 8,319 8,199 65 37 18 Owned 3,486 3,439 22 18 7 Rented 4,833 4,760 43 19 11 Bilara Tehsil T Total 6,025 5,996 4 17 8 Owned 5,757 5,733 3 16 5 Rented 268 263 1 1 3 R Total 5,075 5,047 4 17 7 Owned 4,935 4,912 3 16 4 Rented 140 135 1 1 3 U Totpl 950 949 1 Owned 822 821 1 Rented 128 128

-Sllurol)' Rural

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TABLE E-IV-DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN CENSUS BY PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF WALL AND (Based on Predominant Material Diltrict(rchsil Grass, C. I. Sheets Or City with a Total Total No. Leaves, or other population of Rural of Census Reeds or Unburnt Burnt Metal SO,OOOormorc Urban Households Bamboo Timber Mud bricks Bricks sheets 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DISTRICT Total 31,991 447 1,553 8,547 4,014 423 13 Rural 22,077 407 1,551 8,019 3,859 368 9 Urb.. 9,914 40 2 528 165 55 4 Phalodi Tehan T 4,559 137 850 1,762 358 )0 R 3,914 133 850 1,755 354 9 U 645 4 7 4 Osian TchsiJ'" R 4,474 1M" 541 1.281 "- 680 J6 Shergarh TehaU- R 3,937 7 15 2,962 211 57 Jodhpur Tehail T J2,996 64 28 1,503 1.742 185 3 R 4,677 29 27 1,285 1,708 183 U 8,3J9 35 1 218 34 2 3 Jodhpur City U 8,319 35 218 34 2 3 Bilara Tehail T 6.025 114 Jl9 1,039 1.033 165 R S,075 113 118 736 906 112 U 9S0 1 1 303 127 S3 *Eatircly Rural 179

HOUSES USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY AS DWELLINGS PREDOMINANT MATERIAL OF ROOF 20% Sample) of wall Predominant Material of Roof Grass. Leaves, Corrugated Reeds, Thatch, Iron, Zinc Asbestos Cement All other Wood or Tiles, Slate or other cement Brick and Concrete and All other Stone Concrete material Bamboo Shingle Metal sheets sheets Lime stone material

10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 16,963 19 2 14,895 2,329 847 82 19.1 13,469 178 7,864 14,379 1.758 728 37 45 4,953 177 9.099 19 2 516 571 119 4S 146 8,516 1 1,442 3,456 24 J2 2 975 90 813 3,355 22 12 2 433 90 629 101 2 542 1.831 3,338 3 91 13 30 999 "- 685 3,405 66 90 358 18 9,452 19 2,763 975 459 57 39 8.682 2\ 1,445 2.391 893 3SS 12 10 996 20 8,017 19 372 82 104 45 29 7,686 8,077 19 372 82 104 45 29 7,686 3,553 2 1,933 1,285 183 120 2,455 49 3,090 1,890 796 170 3 2,\67 49 463 2 43 489 13 117 288 180

TABLE E-V-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS CLASSIFIED BY NUMBER OF ( Based on Households with no Households with one regular room room Total District/TehsiJ Number Total Number of Total Number Number of Number Number of or City with a Total of members Dumber of members of members population of Rural House- of House- House- 50,000 or more Urban holds Males Females rooms holds Males Females holds Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DISTRICT Total 31,991 94,123 83.115 75,630 4 8 5 11,036 25,810 22,676 Rural 22,077 66,538 58,672 53,454 4 8 5 6,393 15,332 13,733 Urbao 9,914 27,585 24.443 22,176 4.643 10.478 8,943 Phalodi Tehsil T 4,559 13.468 11,595 12,825 835 1,766 1,556 R 3,914 11,874 10,049 10,686 687 1,427 1.257 U 645 1,594 1,546 2.139 148 339 299 Osian Tehsil R 4,474 13.548 12,044 11.331 1,108 2.478 2,225 Shergarh Tehsil* R 3,937 12,229 10.382 11,491 479 1,026 832 Jodhpur Tehail t 12,996 37,2l5 33,068 28.392 5,732 13,147 11.410 R 4,677 13,880 12,618 10,272 1,702 4,191 3,849 Jodhpur City T 8,319 23,355 20,450 18,120 4,030 8,956 7.561 Bilara Tehsil T 6,025 17.643 16,026 11,585 4 8 5 2,882 7,393 6,653 R 5,075 15,007 13,579 9,668 4 8 5 2,417 6,210 5,570 U 950 2,636 2,447 1.917 465 1,183 1,083 -Entirely Rural 181

MEMBERS AND BY NUMBER OF ROOMS OCCUPIED 20% Sample) Households with Households with Households with Households with five two rooms three rooms four rooms rooms and more Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of Number Number of of members of members of members of Number members House- House· House- House- of bolds Males Females holds Males Females holds Males Females hOlds rooms Males Females

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

9,301 26,271 23,654 5,936 19,146 16,870 3,271 12,149 10,654 2,443 15.100 10,739 9,256 6,891 19,434 17,340 4,730 15,308 13,383 2,512 9,539 8,261 1,537 9,001 6,917 5,950 2,410 6,837 6,314 1,206 3,838 3,487 749 2,610 2,393 906 6,099 3,822 3,306 1,427 3,711 3,235 1,140 3,607 3.054 678 2,476 2,074 479 3,004 1.908 1,676 1,276 3,376 2,8~5 1,018 3,283 2.758 594 2,258 1,8$. 339 2,017 1,530 1,285 151 335 340 122 324 296 84 218 220 ]40 987 378 391

1,450 4,938 3,66~ 1,030 3,326· 2,920 546 2,066 1,829 340 2,OSS 1,649 1,401 1,150 3,065 2.600 1,162 3,623 3,098 733 2,690 2,334 413 2,294 1,825 1,518 3,491 ]0,140 9,216 1.817 5,917 5,387 990 3,660 3,305 966 6,267 4,371 3,750 , 1,491 4.384 3,952 843 2,741 2,510 387 1,468 1,310 254 1,511 1,096 997 2,Oao 5,756 5,264 974 3,176 2,877 603 2,192 1,995 7]2 4,756 3,275 2,753 J,783 5,317 4,934 787 2,673 2,411 324 1.257 1.112 245 1,480 995 911 1,524 4,571 4,224 677 2.335 2.097 262 1.057 934 191 1.124 826 749 259 746 710 110 338 314 62 200 178 54 356 169 162 182

JNDVSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS SUMMARY

Number of Number of Total Total Rural Establish- Workers Rural Establish- Workers Districtrrehsilrrown Urban ments Employed District/Tehsil/Town Urban menu; Employed

2 3 4 2 3 4

DISTRICT Tota) 2,234 8,025 4 Jodhpur Tehsil T 1.377 6.351 Rural 736 1,358 R lS7 303 Urban 1,498 6,667 U 157 303 Phalodi Tehsil T 411 746 Jodhpur Town U 1,220 ,6,048 R 167 217 S Bilara Tehsil T 256 567 U 244 S29 R 222 477 Phalodi Town U 244 S29 U 34 90 :z Osian Tehsi)- T 12S 253 Bilata Town U 6 11 3 Shergarh Tehan- T 6S 10& Pipar Town U 28 79

-Entirely Rural HB

LIST OF INDUST~L ESTABLISHMENTS

Note:-l, Por description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note on B-Series. 2. The first figure in the bracket is for number of Establisbments tbe second is for number of workers. 3. Numbers before the bracket indicates tho Minor Group i.e. three digit code of I. S. I. C. DISTRICf PHALODI TEHSIL-concld. Total :- 048(1-1). 200(178-309), 205(5·8).207(132·218), 209(5-14). (16) Mokheri .. 236(7-7) 214(2-6),216(6-8),219(4-6),220(14-57),224(1-1).230(7-10). (98) Aoo .. 236(11,21),289(14-25). 311 231(2-28), 232(1-40), 233(11-17), 235(70-172). 236(59-90). (2-2), 350(21-34), 393{2-2) 237(60-91). 239(1·2). 244(3-6}. 250(H). 251(3-25), lS5 (103) Ajasar .. 2S5(1-1) (25-29). ~70(1-1). 272(1-1). 273(»99), 279(2-2),280(7-17), (104) Rohina • • 25'{3-3), 289(2-2) 281(56-149), 282(11-54), 288(1-2}, 289(120-236). 292(7-14). (105) Boongri 255(4-5), 289(4-4) 300(1-2). 301(10-67). 302(19-152). 303(4-5), 310(25-73), (107) Maneara .. 207(1-1), 255(1-1).269(1-1) 311(305-582), 314(5-7). 320(1-2), 321(9-18), 323 (109) Chadi 255(2-4), 393(5·5),399(1-1) (3-3). 331(5-15). 333(7-7). 335(8-14), 336(7·16). 337(2-24), (l12) KerJa • • 207(2-2), 350(2-2) 339(1-1). 340(1-1). 341(1·2), 350(40-70). 352(53-73). 353 (115) Lobawat Blsnawaa •• 200{1-3) (lM5). 356(1-1), 359(1·2) 360(2·8). 362(2-2) 364(2-8). (116) Lohawat Jatawall •• 200(1·2), 311(2.2) 365(16-30). 368(15-31). 369(127·321). 377(2-4), 378{2-2). (119) Kalu Pahuji •. 207(1-1) 379(5-134). 381(2-3003). 382(2-4), 383(2-6), 384(84-53S), (126) MadIa •• 236(1-1) 385(1-40),388(188.274).389(8-33),392(32-38),393(312-421 ). 394l7-18), 399(74·167) Phalodi Town :- 200(10-10),207(16-11).233(2-6),235(13-28).237 (7·2'). 273(13-39). 281(1-1), 289(1-1), 311(70·191), 352 Rural :- 200(42-90). 207(68-108). 200(1-1).233(8-10),235(56-134). (31-43),365(1-1). 369(14-45), 388(4-5). 393(55-88),399 236(50-62). 244(3-6}. 251(3-2S}. 255(25-29), 273(10-39}, (6-14) 281(6-7). 288(1-2). 289(107·201), 310(1-2), 311(126-25.7), 314(5-7), 333(1-1). 341(1-2}, 350(40-70), 352(22-30). 359 OSIAN TEHSIL (1-2). 369(30-6S). 377(1-3), 388(4-6), 393(9H33). 399(27-66) Total (Entirely Rural) : - 200<1-14),207(14-23),233(1-1),235(33-74), 244(3·6), 251(2·24). 255(2·3). 289(9·.4). 311(27-49). 314 Urban :- 048(1-1). 200(136-219), 205(5-8).207(64-110). 209(4.13). (1-1). 3'1(1-1), 359(1-2), 169(3-.9), 393(19-29), 399t2-3) 214(2-6). 216(6-8), 219(4-6), 220(14-57), 224(1-1), 230 (7-10).231(2-28),232(1"'0).233(3-7). 235{14-38). 236(9.211), ViIJaaa 237(60-91). 239(1·2), 250(1-1). 270(1-1). 272(1-1). 273 (2().(j(). 279(2-2), 280(7-17), 281(SO-142), 282(11-54). (1) Shed .. 393(13-22) 289(13-35), 292(7-14), 300(1-2), 301(10-67), 302(19-152), (11) Bapini 23'(2-5). 311(6-13) 303(4-5), 310(24-71). 311(179-325) 320(1-2), 321(9-18). (14) Birsalu Kalan 200(1-2), M9(1-1),393(2-2) 323(3-3). 331(5-15). 333(6-6), 335(8-14). 336(7-16). 337 (33) Osian 2oo(2-4}, 235(4-15). 251 (2-24). 339(1-1), 340(1-1),352(31-43).353(13-95), 356(1-1). (2-.24.) 360(2-8), 362(2-2). 364(2-8). 365(16-30). 368(15-31), 369 (35) Betwasi,a 235(4-7). '11(6-11).399(2-3) (97-256).377(1-1). 378(2-2), 379(5-134), 381(2-3003). 382 (36) Thole 2~5(1-1), 255(1-2), 289(3-3) (2-4). 383(2-6), 384(84-535). 385(1-40), 388(184-268). •• 311(3-4). 314(1-J) 389(8-33), 392(32·38),393(215·288),394(7-18). 399(41-101) (44) Gigala •• 255(1-J), 289(2-4) (58) JeJoo Gagari 235(3-5), 311(2-2) PHALODI TEHSIL (68) Tinwasi 200(1-2). 359(1-2) (82) Dhaoari Kalan 207(7·10). 233(1-0. 235 Total :- 200(14-29). 207(23-29). 233(4-8).235(16-31). 236(42·53), (13-28), 244(3-6). 289(1-2), 237(7-25). 251(1-1). 2SS(18-21). 273(13-39), 281(3·3). 289 3] 1(4-7), 369(2-8), 393(2-3) (26-37), 311(93-221), 350(23-36), 352(31-43), 365(1-1}.369 (83) Dhanari Khurd •• 311(1-4), 393(1-1) (17-48). 388(4-5). 393(68-101). 399(7-15) (85) Cheendiya 31 J(2-3) (90) Kbaiyaya •• •• 207(1-1) Rural :- 200(4-9), 207(7-7), 233(2-2), 235(3-3), 236(42-53).251 (99) Bbainaare (J:baiwandi •• •• 235(2-6).289(1-1), 3J 1(2-2), (1-1). 255(18-21), 2111(2-2). 289(25-36), 311(23-30). 350 352(1-1) (23-36). 369(3-3), 393(13-13). 399{1-1) (100) Bbainsarc Kotwali 23S(3-5}, 311(1-3) (lOS) Kotra 200(1-2) Urban :- 200(10-20), 207(16-22). 233(2-6). 235(13-28), 237(7-25), (106) Cbopasni Chama •• 289(1-1). 393(1-1) 273(13-39), 281(1-1). 289{]-1). 311(70-191). 352(31-43). (107) Mathaniya 200(1-2) 365(1-1), 369(14-45), 388(4-5), 393(55·88), 399(6-14) (111) Bhawad •• 200(1-2) (115) Baori 200(1-2), 207(1-1) Villages (121) Mailana 235(1-2), 289(1-3) I (123) Birai 207(2-4) (14) Dari Seer •• •• 25S(3·3) (131) Sevki Kalan •• 207(2-5) (16) Kalyan Singh ki Seer •• •• 236(5-S) (19) Kan Singh ki Seer & SHEROMH TBHSIL Padam Sing ki Seer •• .. 235(3-3) (20) Gadva .. 255(1-1) Total (Entirely Rural) :- 200(1-2), 207(1-1), 23S(8-10), 273(2-5), (24) Bap .• 200(2-4),233(1-1), 251(1-1), 288{l-1), 289(19-39). 3U(1l-19). 350(3-3), 369(1-3), 393 311(10-11) (15-19), 399(3-$) (38) Baori •• 369(1-1) (58) Bhinyasar 255(3-3). 311(1-1), 393(1-1) Villages (59) Parihal • • 207(2-2), 236(8-8). 289(1-1) (66) Kheechand •• 207(1-1), 233(1-1), 236 (1) Chandsama .• 289(3·3) (10-]]), 281(2-2),311(8-14), (1) Dechoo •• 350(J-) 369(1-1). 393(5-5) (9) Gilakor 289(3-3) Jodh. 18 184

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ~TABl.ISHMENTS-Contd.

Note:-l. For description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note on B-Serics. 2. The first figure in the bracket is (or number of Establishments. the second is for number of workers. 3. Numbers before the bracket indicates tbe Minor Group i.e. three digit code of I. S. I. C. SHERGARH TEHSIL-cOIIcld. JODHPUR TBHSIL-concld. (14) Chamu •. 273(2-5). 28(}(2-2), 369(1·3) (113) JaDwar •• 200(1-2). 207(2-3) (29) Setrawa 288(1-2), 311(1-1), 393(2,2) (114) Janedesar 393(2-2) (30) Khanori " 289(1-1) (123) Khoodala " 393(1-1). 399(2-2) (32) Dewatu 393( 1·1) (124) Doli 200(1-6), 207(1-1). 352(2-2) (37) Sekbala " 207(1-1), 393(6-7), 399(2-4) . (128) Salawas •• 200(1-2) (42) Shergarh .. 311(4-9). 393(1·2) (141) Kalelao " 200(1-1) (58) Banharli 350(2-2) (144) Palasni " 23S(J-IO) (73) Ten. .. 235(1-1), 311(1-3) (157) Sarccha .. 311(1-4), 352(2-2). 393(1-1) (74) Soyantra •• 235(6-8), 393(J-1) (158) Sar 289(1-4), 352(4-8). 399(2-4) (76) Sihada 289(10-30) (168) Dhawa .. 200(1-2) (79) Balesar Saran " 200(1-2), 235(1-1), 393(2-4) (In) Feench .. 23S(3-6). 2S5(1-1). 289(5-7), (84) Agolai •• 311(5-6), 393(2-2) 311(4-8). 352(1-2), 369(2-4) (85) Suraoi •• 399(1-) (179) Roisa Karan .. 207(6-9). 289(13-29). 393 (1-2) JODHPUR TEHSIL (180) Roisa Khurd •• 207(1-1) (182) Dhoonara •• 200(1-3) Total :- 048(1-1). 2.00(1)0.213), 205(5-8), 207(66-121). 209(4-13). (184) Lalasani ," 399(1-1) 214(2-6). 216(6-8),219(4-6). 220(14-57). 224(1-1).230(7-10). (185) BhacharDa 399(1-1) 231(2-28). 232(1-40), 233(3-4), 235(8-39). 236(17-37), 237 (192) Chanwa •• 200(2-3),207(3-12). 233(H). (53-66). 239(1-2), 250(.1-1). 255(5-S), 270(1-1). 272(1-1), 352(9-12).377(1-3). 393(2-2), 273(7,,11), 279(2-2), 280(6,14), 281(49-141), 283(11-54). 399(3-24) 289(lg·82), 292(7-14), 300(1-2), 301(10-67), 302{l9-IS2). (197) Kberabera Purobitan 207(1-3), 289(1-1) 303(4-5), 310(2·9). 311(120-160). 314(1-1). 320(1-2). 321 (198) Kharabera Pathak a Bas •• 289(1-1). 369(2-4) (9-18). 323(3-3), 331(5-15). 333(7-7), 335(8-14), 336(7-16), (208) Bhatenda •• 200(2-5} 337(2·24), 339(1.1). 340(1-1). 341(1-2). 352(21-29). 353 (13-95), 356(1-1), 360(2-8). 362(2-2). 364(2·8), 365(15-29), Jodhpur Town :- 041(1-1). 200(117,185). 205(5-8), 207(47-87). 368(15-31). 369(92-227), 377(2-4). 378(2-2), 379(5-134), 209(4-13), 214(2-6), 216(6-8). 219(4-6), 220(14-57). 224 381 (2-3003). 382(2-4), 383(2-6), 384(84-535). 385(1-40), (1-1), 230(7-10), 231(2-28).232(1-40), 233(1-1), 236(9-28), 388(181-264), 389{8-33). 392(32-38), 393(178-223), 394 237(53-66). 239(1-2), 250(1-1), 270(1-1). 272(1·1). 273 (7-18). 399(S3-122) (7-21). 279(2-2), 280(6-14), 281(49-141), 282(11-54). 289 (12.34), 292(7-]4), 300(1-2), 301(] ()"67), 302(19-152), 303 Rural :- 200(J3-28). 207(19-34), 233(2-3), 235(8-39), 236(8-9), 255 (4-5). 310(2-9). 311(109-134), 320(1-2), 321(9-18), 323(3-3), (5-5), 289(26-48). 311(11-26). 314(1-1). 333(1-1). 341(1,2). 331(5-15). 333(6-6), 335(8-14). 336(7-16). 337(2-24), 352(21·29). 369(9-16). 377(1-3), 388(1-1), 393(18-23). 339(1-1). 340(1-1), 353(13·95), 356(1-1), 360(2-8), 399(12-35) 362(2-2), 364(2-8). 365(15-29). 368(15-31), 369(83-211), 377 (1-1), 378(2-2), 379(5-134), 381(2-3003), 382(2-4).383(2-6), Urban :- 048(1-1), 200(117-185), 205(5-8). 207(47-87), 209(4-13). 384(84-535), 385(1-40).388(180-263).389(8-33),392(32-38). 214(2-6),216(6-8).219(4-6),220(14-57), 224(1.1),230(7-10). 393(160-200). 394(7-18). 399(41-87) 231(2-28). 232(1-40). 233(1.1). 236(9-28). 237(53-66). 239 (1-2), 250(1-1). 270(l-l}, 272(1-1), 273(7-21). 279(2-2). 280 BILARA TEHSIL (6-14), 281(49-141). 282(11-54). 289(12-34). 292(7-14). 300 (l-2). 301(10-67), 302(1 9-1 52}, 303(4-5). 310(2-9), 311 Total ~- 200(26-51), 207(28-44). 209(1-)}. 233(3-4). 235(5-18), 273 (109-134). nO(I-2}, 321(9-18), 323(3-3). 331(5-15). 333 (8-34), 280(1-3), 281(4-5). 289(28-64). 310(23.64). 311 (6-6). 335(8-14). 336(7-16). 337(2-24), 339(H). 340(1-1). (54-133), 314(3-5). 350(14-31). 369(14-34), 3&8(3·5), 393 353(1].95). 356(1-1). 360(2-8), 362(2-2), 364(2-8), 365 (32-49), 399(9-22) (15-29). 368(15-31). 369(83-211). 377(1·1). 378(2-2), 379 (5-134). 3M 1(2-3003), 382(2-4), 383(2-6). 384(84-535), 385 Rural :- 200(17-37). 207(27-43), 209(1-1). 233(3-4), 235(4-8). 273 (1-40). 388(180-263), 389(8-33). 392(32-3&). 393(160-200). (8-34). 281(4-5), 289(28-64), 310(1-2). 311(54-133). 314 394(7-18). 399(41-.87) (3-5), 350(14-31). 369(14-34), 388(3-5), 393(32-49). 399 (9-22) Villages Urban :- 200(9-14), 207(1-1). 235(1-10). 280(1-2). 310(21-62) (10) Narwa Khichiyan .• 236(7-7) (29) Daikara •. 207(2-2), 255(4-4). 393(4-4) Villages (30) Salwa Kalan 289(3-3), 314(l-l) . (48) Mandar .• 333(1-1), 341(1-2), 369(1-2) (5) Gajsinghpura .. 200(1-2) (50) Bagan 399(3-3) (8) Kookarda .. 289(2-3) (53) Keroo .. 236(1-2) (9) Asap .. 200(1-2),235(1-0.289(4-4). (81) Pundla •• 200(1-1) 311(19-56), 369(1-1). 388 (89) BanwarJa 289(1-1) (1-1). 393(12.12), 399(1-1) (90) Khatiyasani ., 200(1-1) (23) Govindpura .. 200(1-2) (91) Dantiwaru •• 369(1-1) (29) Bhopalgarh .. 235(1-4) (92) BcesaJpur _ 200(1-2), 207(3-3). 233(1-2) (43) Basni Budha .. 235(1-2) 235(2-3).311(5-13),369(3.5). (44) Chhapla .. 311(1-4) 388(1-1), 393(6-10) (45) Rajlani .. 207(2-2).235(1-1). 289(2-2) • (95) Jatiyawas Kburd •• 289(1-2). 311(1-1) 311(1-1) (107) Baranada 235(2·20).352(3-3).393(1-1) (49) Palri Sidhan .. 200(1-1) i8s

LIST OF INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS-Concld.

Note:-l. For description of Code: see Appendix to the Explanatory Note on B-Series. 2. The first figure in the bracket is for number of Establishments, the second is for number of workers. 3. Numbers before the bracket indiCates the Minor Group i.e. three digit code of I. S. I. C.

BILARA TEHSIL-contd. BILARA TEHSIL-concld.

(51) Jawa Khawaspura 200(1-2), 311(1-1) (131) Bhami " 200(2-8), 207(15-30), 209 (54) Khangta 200(1-1), 207(3-3) (1-1), 273(8-34). 289(t6-42), (55) Keaana 200(1-2), 393(3-4) 310(1-2), 311(19-49), 314 (56) Satheen 207(5-6), 393(1-1) (3-5), 350(11-25),369(13-33), (61) Kuri 200(1-2) 388(2-4), 393(6-14),399(7-20) (77) Salwa Khurd 289(1-4) (146), Bala 200{H) (88) Chankri Kburd 289(1-2) (lSS) Jatiwas •. 200(1-5) (90) Berunda 200(1-4) (159) Khariya Mithapur 200(1-2), 207{1-1), 233(3-4), (115) Beyal 289(1-6), 393(4-12) 281 (4-S), 289(1-1), 311(!3-22), (116) Silari 200(1-1) 3S0(3-6), 393(S·5). 399(1-1) (119) Khejarla 200(1-1) (l20) Sambhariya 207(1-1) (1) Bilara Town :- 200(S-10}, 207(1-1) (122) Jhak 393(1-1) (129) Pichiyak 200(1-1) (2) Pipar Town :- 200(4-4). 235(1-10), 280(1-3), 310(22-62)

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SPECIAL TABLES FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES (Note on SCT. SC and ST Series) There are 8 Tables in this series specially prepared 8. This is an important demographic table. The for the population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled age marital status data in the case of Scheduled Tribes in the district. No special table was prepared Tribes give an indication whether the tribal popula­ for these classes during 1951 Census. The only infor­ tion is decreasing, stable or increasing. mation collected at that time was the aggregate strength of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for Table SCT-1I1 the district and sub-divisions. However. together more information for these communities which have been 9. This table presents the distribution of the safeguarded in the constitution, special tables have population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes been devised and presented in this series. Part V-A by sex and educational levels. The table has been of the State Census Report gives information for the compiled in two parts. Part A has been further classi­ State on this subject. fied in two parts. Part A (i) provides such type of data for each Scheduled Caste in urban areas only Table SCT-I while Part A (ii) presents similar data for urban areas for each Scheduled Tribe. 2. This table presents the industrial classification 10. Part B of tbis table provides the similar infor­ of persons of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes mation as in Part A for rural areas only. being at work and non-workers by sex. In other words, classified in two parts. Part B (i) deals with Scheduled this table presents caste/tribe wise (arranged in alpha­ Castes while Part B Oi) refers to Scheduled Tribes. betical order) break-up of the data shown in Table 11. In case of urban areas the data has been C-VIII. This table has been compiled in two parts. given for educational standards as in Table B-III Part Part A deals with the Scheduled Caste population A while such data has been shown for mere literate showing the data for each Scheduled Caste separately primary or junior basic and matriculation and above in rural and urban areas of the district. in case of rural areas as in Table B·III Part B. 3. Special study regarding the number of persons 12. This is an important table, the data of which of Scheduled Castes engaged in unwholesome occupa· can be proved very useful for the education department tions like tanning, currying of hides and skins, scaven­ as it throws light on the spread of education among ging is also conducted. The number of workers shown these communities in the rural and urban areas separa­ in these occupations as well as in other industrial tely. The data will also be helpful to the department categories is on the basis of their principal work. for awarding scholarships to the members of these 4. Part B of this table refers to Scheduled Tribes communities. population and presents the data for each Scheduled Table SCT-IV Tribe separately in rural and urban areas of the district. 13. This table presents a distribution of the popula­ tion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes according S. A fly-leaf showing the sexwise break-up for to their religion. This table is compiled in two parts. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the district Part A provides religionwise data for each Scheduled as well as for each tehsil is also attached which pre­ Caste in the district showing the rural and urban figures sents data separately for total, rural and urban areas. together. Similar type of information has been presented Figures of such Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for Scheduled Tribes in Part B of this table. It may be have also been given for each village and town in the noted that tbe members of Scheduled Castes can be Primary Census Abstract. either Hindus or Sikhs while members of Scheduled Tribes may profess different religions. Table SCT-II Table SCT-V 6. This table distributes the population of Sche­ duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes according to their 14. This table presents a detailed examination of the marital status of never married, married, widowed, rural cultivating households of the Scheduled Castes divorced or separated and unspecified status under and Scheduled Tribes and is based on 20% sample. the age-groups of 0-14, IS-44 and 4S+. The total Such households have been classified in various groups population of these classes acccording to their marital according to the size of land cultivated and cross tabu­ status is also shown separately of all age-groups. lated by the interest in land cultivated. 7. This table has been presented in two parts. 15. This table is similar to that of household Part A gives such information for each Scheduled economic table B-XI and is compiled in two parts. Part Caste and Part B relates to each Scheduled Tribe A presents such data for Scheduled Castes while Part providing sucb information for the district. B provides such information for ScheduJed Tribes. 187

Table SC-J subsidiary language of those members of Scheduled Tribes who have moved out of their homes and as a_ 16. This table presents data for students and unem­ result of contact with the local persons speak some ployed persons in non-working population of Sched uled other subsidiary language to the mother tongue. The Castes. This is further classified according to the broad number of persons speaking such subsidiary languages educational levels consisting of literates, primary or junior have been shown sex-wise in run-on-lines. The data has basic and matriculation and above. - been presented separately for the district total, rural and 17. The data has been shown separately for the urban areas for the each Scheduled Tribe. district total, rural and urban areas and further down to tehsil level in case of rural areas only. It is very Table ST-II useful table at it indicates the numerical strength of students and unemployed persons among the Scheduled 19. This table presents data for students and unemp­ Castes. loyed persons in the non-working population for each individual Scheduled Tribe. The data has been shown Table ST-I separately for district total, rural and urban areas. This 18. Scheduled Tribes have their own peculiar langua~ table is an important one as it throws light on the ges and dialects. This is due to the fact that this table progress of education and the unemployment position is prepared showing the number of speakers of that for each individual tribe. 188

TABI.E SCT-I PART A-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS

WORKERS I II III IV In Mining, Quarry- ing, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tion, Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator labourer Allied activities Industry Name of Scheduled Caste Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 DISTRICT

All Scheduled Castes 101,535 53,209 48,326 31,365 22,092 26,291 19,124 1,640 1,685 481 53 1,451 54!) 1 Badi 221 106 115 51 42 21 32 11 10 2 2 Sawaria 4,681 2,453 2,228 1,486 1,064 1,246 898 133 152 20 12 7 3 Bhand 88 43 45 37 27 31 24 1 2 4 Bhangi 2,787 1,483 1,304 747 4\.3 414 241 46 27 10 20 7 5 Chamar, Bhambhi, Jatav, Jatia, Mochi, Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 33,385 17,624 15,761 10,450 7,000 8,571 5,981 595 555 74 9 773- 314 6 Dhankia 81 34 47 14 16 1 5 2 2 2 7 Dheda 22 12 10 12 3 II 1 1 2 8 Dome 2,169 978 1,191 487 S28 380 443 65 56 10 2 7 9 Garo, Garura or Gurda 1,212 568 644 336 383 287 334 9 37 1 33 10 10 Gavaria 296 141 155 65 42 14 1 27 16 11 Kalbelia 276 144 132 24 28 10 12 2 2 8 12 Kamad or Kamadia 121 58 63 30 36 30 32 3 13 Khatik 293 155 138 89 28 19 24 6 8 3 14 Megb or Megbwal 3S,307 18,238 17,069 11,126 8,049 9,978 7,272 366 536 116 13 475 96 15 Nut 730 346 384 174 89 III S9 39 S 5 16 Rawal 17 8 9 4 2 4 2 17 Sansi 1,054 544 510 271 198 208 173 12 15 17 10 ]8 Sargara 3,443 1,681 ),762 1,020 798 819 642 85 97 11 1 19 13 19 Thori or Nayak 3,328 1.686 1,642 992 844 783 684 117 116 72 20 8 8 20 Valmiki 13 7 6 6 6 6 S 1 21 Unclassified 12,011 6,900 5,111 3.944 2,416 3,347 2,2~9 152 65 162 8 112 48 189

AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SQHEDULED CASTES

WORKERS Workers In Special Occupation! ------V VI VII VIII IX X' In Manufacturing ID othertban In Transport. Tanning and Household In Trade and Storage and In Currying of hides Industry Construction Commerce Communications Other Services Non-workers and skins Scavenging Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 RURAl"

196 83 200 17 124 33 lZO 761 478 21,844 2.6.2.34 599 177 166 2.03 ]7 55 73 40 1 3 32 6 967 1.164 5 6 18 24 15 53 178 203 736 811 23 17 148 193

186 46 43 38 10 2 30 168 55 7,174 8.761 399 136 8 1 1 2 5 20 31 , .. 7 2 27 22 491 663 4 1 1 232 261 24 25 76 113 10 8 120 104 10 8 1 28 27 1 52 1 2 66 110 8 2. 41 4 69 27 3 10 128 100 7,112 9.020 121 6 I 8 11 20 172 295 4 7 4 23 I 6 273 312 17 5 18 7 9 58 36 661 964 2 12 3 2 2 S 2 694 798 1 19 7 17 6 8 121 28 2,956 2,695 21 3 17 10 190

TABLE SCT-I PAllT ..-INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS

WOltKE!ltS II III IV In Miniog, Quarry- ing, Livestock, Forestry, Fishiog, Hunting, Planta- A, ~cultural tion. Orchards and At Housebold Total Total workers As CUl'llvator la urers AlJied activities IndUstry SL Name of Scheduled No. Caste Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 " DISTRICT

All Scbeduled Cattes 13,779 U,S03 U,276 6,168 1,817 212 171 64 46 867 182 758 266 1 Bairwa or Berwa I t 2 Balai 1.IS8 786 372 500 61 316 48 3 3 Bargi, Vargi or Birgi 465 192 273 92 30 4 Bawaria 310 ]S7 IS3 91 35 16 20 10 ) 1 10 5 Bhand 132 131 1 4 ] 6 Bhangi 4,682 2,292 2,390 I,OS7 560 32 12 6 7 Chamar, Bhambhi, S,691 2,804 2.887 1,404 349 12 9 97 16 563 180 Jatav, Jatia. Machi, Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 8 Dhankia 11 11 9 Dheda 196 134 62 S4 12 S 10 Dome 189 29 160 17 34 It Garencha, Mehtar or 34 34 13 5 Gapcha 12 Gavaria 156 92 64 49 IS 10 8 13 Kanjar 10 10 10 7 14 Khatik 396 106 290 106 11 6 2 3 15 Koli or Kori 61 15 46 15 6 4 16 Megh or Meghwal 4,344 2.343 2.001 1,091 448 99 III 36 32 B7 8.5 J29 56 17 Mebar 9 2 7 I 18 Nut 67 34 33 15 19 Rawal 10 S S 3 20 Sansi 659 268 391 130 12 21 Sargara 1,514 836 678 395 71 28 20 16 3 9 2 7 3 22 Thori or Nayak 286 104 182 60 21 1 1 23 Unclassified 3,398 2.128 J,270 J.051 lSI 64 1 324 31 12 2 191

AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

WORXERS Workers In SpecIal Occupations V VI VII VIII IX X

In In Manufacturing In Transport, Tanning and other than In Trade and Storage and In CUrrying of hides Household Industry Construction Commerce Communicatiolll Other Services NOD-workers and skins Scavenging ------~.-- Males Females Males Females Males Femalell Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 lO URBAN 667 58 538 7l 277 2S 733 9 1,032 988 6,345 9,459 527 127 714 494 1 2 95 2 48 36 9 286 31t 9 I 28 44 29 100 243 11 3 19 22 3 66 118 3 127 25 3 35 5 13 183 6 756 541 J ,235 1,830 607 4511 246 20 37 4 66 7 ]25 258 113 1,400 2,538 498 124 /

II 4 50 7 80 50 13 3 9 25 12 126 8 21

6 6 23 9 43 49 3 3 72 16 13 279 3 2 4 8 I 40 156 17 167 37 18 105 294 109 1.252 1,553 I 7 6 9 19 33 2 2 5 127 2 1 1 10 138 379 4 3J 108 13 6 4 69 121 26 441 607 6 9 4 38 21 44 J6t .. " 45 10 59 91 12 85 2 370 93 1,071 1,119 22 3 107 36

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TABLE SCT-I PART B-INDU8TRIAL CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONS AT WORK AND NON-WORKERS BY SEX FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

WORlCERS II III IV In Mining, Quarry- ing, Livestock, Forestry. Fishing, Hunting, Planta- As Agricultural tions, Orchards and At Household Total Total workers As Cultivator Labourer AJlied activities Industry SI. Name of Scheduled ~-----~--~- -~-~--- No. Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 DlSTRICl' RURAL

All Scheduled Tribes 14,842 7.876 6,966 4,533 2,906 3,942 2.627 245 154 95 10 8Z 17 Bhil 12,045 5,971 6,074 3,403 2,636 2,890 2,3lll 199 1)4 M 9 72 15 2 Garasia 20 1 19 1 9 I 2 7 3 Mina 167 53 114 35 16 25 13 10 3 4 Unclassified 2.610 1,851 759 1,094 245 1,028 231 36 10 11 10 2 DISTRICT URBAN

All Scheduled Tribes 3,486 1,~8 ],678 840 292 7 ]7 3 8 323 101 76 47 Bhil 2,706 1,4 7 1,289 649 236 272 74 3 47 2 Mina 12 7 5 5 3 Unclassified 768 384 \ 384 186 56 6 17 2 7 51 27 73

WORKERS ------~~- --_-_ V VI Vll VIII IX X

In Manufacturing In other than In Transport. In Household In Trade and Storage and Other Industry Construction Commerce Communications Services Non-workers 5), Name of Scheduled ----~ No. Tribe Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 DISTRICT RURAL

All Scheduled Tribes 59 56 50 11 6 54 30 3,343 4,060 I Bhil 59 56 49 11 6 44 29 2.568 3,438 2 Garasia 10 3 Mina 18 98 4 Unclassified 10 757 514 DISTRICT URBAN All ScbedQ]ed Tribes 54 3 89 38 30 2 3S 223 76 968 1,386 Bhil 21 3 82 37 20 2 32 217 72 768 1,053 2 Mina 1 4 2 5 3 Unclassified 33 7 9 3 2 4 198 328 193

seT-I-FLY LEAF

Total Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Rural District/Teblil Urban Male. Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 DISTRICT T 65.112 59.602 9,684 8,644 R 53,lO9 48,316 7.876 ~.966 U 12,503 11,276 1,808 1,678

Phalodi Tehlil T 9.702 8,881 1,170 1,010 R 9.015 8,233 1,]69 1,009 U 687 648 I

Osian Tebsil T 10.899 9.946 2.198 1,973 R 10.899 9,946 2.198 1,973 U - : Shergarh Tehail T 9.3S1 8.442 2,199 1,854 R 9,351 8,442 2.1~ 1,854 U

Jodhpur Tebsil T 20,442 18,250 3,8]7 3,439 R 10,181 9,158 '.', r 2,166 1,997 U 10.261 9,092 1,651 1,442 Bilara Tehsil T 15,318 14,083 300 368 R 13,763 12,547 ]44 133 U 1,55.5 1,536 156 235

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TABLE SCT-II PART A-AGE AND MARITAL

Total Population Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated statll$ SI. Name of --~-.- ~~-- No. Scheduled Caste Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISTRICT

AI) ScbedllIed Castes 1Z5.314 65,712 59,602 31.470 23.106 32.050 30,644 2,102 5,766 5l 40 39 46 J Badi 221 106 115 49 44 52 62 5 9 2 Bairwa or Berwa ] 1 3 Balai 1.158 786 372 256 136 477 169 53 67 4 Barg;. Vargi or Birgi 465 192 273 151 223 39 18 2 32 S Bawaria 4.991 2,610 2,381 1.124 859 1,405 1.344 79 176 2 1 6 Bhand 220 174 46 136 11 36 33 2 2 7 Bhangi 7.469 3,775 3.694 1.761 1,548 1,909 1,836 101 305 2 4 2 1 8 Chamar. Bbambbi, Jatav, Jatia, Mochi, Raidaas, Raigar or Ramdasia 39,076 20,428 18,648 9.628 7.121 10,118 9.732 651 1,149 14 17 17 29 9 Dhankia 92 34 58 15 15 19 32 8 10 Oheda 218 146 72 56 33 82 27 8 12 J1 Dome 2,358 1.007 1.351 522 458 447 728 36 165 2 12 GaraDcba Mebtar or 34 34 20 14 Gancha 13 Garo. Garura or Gurda 1.212 568 644 280 253 258 332 30 59 14 Gavana 452 233 219 94 79 135 125 4 IS 15 Kalbelia 276 144 132 82 65 51 55 7 11 2 2 16 Kamad or Kamadia 121 58 63 31 18 22 30 5 IS 17 Kanjar 10 10 1 8 1 18 Khatik 689 261 428 88 179 157 2t4 15 35 19 Koli or Kori 61 IS 46 3 16 9 24 3 6 20 Megb or Meghwal 39,651 20.581 19.070 10.287 7,720 9,589 9,481 686 1.854 12 4 7 11 21 Mehtar 9 2 7 1 4 1 3 22 Nut 797 380 417 191 186 172 187 15 44 2 23 Rawa) 'J7 13 14 6 9 6 4 I 24 Sansi 1.713 812 901 448 373 331 450 24 70 5 6 4 2 25 Sargara 4.957 2.517 2,440 1,052 763 1,400 1.414 65 262 1 26 Thori or Nayak 3.614 1,790 1,824 794 719 947 945 47 IS8 2 2 27 Valmiki 13 7 6 2 2 5 4 28 Unclassified 15,409 9,028 6,381 4.391 2.272 4.361 3,392 262 711 8 3 6 3 195

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Age 0-14 Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status '------Name of SI. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Scheduled Caste No.

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 TOTAL

28.883 26,162 26,056 22.067 2,725 4,008 64 38 18 28 20 21 All SclJeduled Castes 44 47 41 42 3 5 Badi 1 Bairwa or Berwa 2 203 138 171 122 32 16 Balai ~ 76 222 76 222 Bargi, Vargi or Birgi .. 1.167 1,062 983 837 175 223 7 2 Bawaria 5 J30 10 126 9 4 J Bhand 6 1,723 1,699 1,534 1,465 187 217 2 14 3 Bl1angi 7 Chamar, Bhambhi, Jatav, 8 Jatia, Mochi, Raidass, 9,053 8,304 8,028 6,798 982 1,474 24 3 7 15 12 14 Raigar or Ramdasia 15 18 14 15 I 3 Dhankia 9 45 34 44 33 1 Dheda 10 431 531 401 450 29 80 Dome 11 IS 14 Garancha Mehtar or 12 Gancha 252 266 229 242 22 24 Garo, Garura or Curda 13 ])8 92 89 74 29 18 Gavaria 14 83 63 69 59 12 4 2 Kalbelia 15 30 19 26 17 4 2 Kamad or Kamadia 16 Kanjar 17 75 204 66 172 7 32 Khatik 18 3 17 2 16 1 Koli or Korl 19 9,022 8,417 8,371 7,367 637 1,039 14 8 2 Megh or Meghwal 20 1 4 1 4 ... Mehar 21 162 194 148 176 II 18 2 Nut 22 4 9 4 9 Rawal 23 412 395 396 362 8 25 4 6 4 2 Sansi 24 1,035 975 871 703 160 267 4 4 Sargara 25 804 833 683 691 121 138 3 Thori or Nayak 26 1 2 1 2 Valmiki 27 3,979 2,607 3,666 2,180 298 420 9 3 2 4 3 Unclassified 28 196

TABLE SCT-II 'PART A-AGJl AND MARITAL Ale 15-44 Age 45+ Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Sl No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

t 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 31 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 DISTRICT

28,119 15,115 5,191 1,024 21,168 22,560 7~ 1,601 17 5 14 13 8,600 8,117 111 7 7.151 4,076 1 44 53 8 2 34 49 2 2 18 IS 15 8 2 1 1 158 85 14 358 129 31 IS • 474 109 16 87 24 "4 108 17 75 33 16 8 34 6 2 , 1,t 14 1,010 137 22 954 949 22 39 1 329 309 2 276 172 6 29 28 9 2 19 26 1 J5 I) ) 13 6 7 1,631 1,713 221 83 1,355 1,530 51 98 2 2 421 282 6 367 89 8 8,709 7,697 1,519 321 6,922 6,916 198 446 7 3 14 2,666 2,647 21 2 2,214 ),342 9 12 20 1 11 18 2 7 20 7 14 10 87 25 12 71 24 4 1 14 13 10 2 11 418 583 117 8 292 542 7 33 2 158 237 4 126 106 12 19 6 13 .'. 13 249 276 51 11 188 245 10 20 67 102 48 63 14 89 97 5 5 83 92 1 26 30 23 IS IS 31 53 10 6 21 43 3 1 30 16 3 18 8 16- 18 28 S 1 12 24 1 3 10 16 6 4 17 7 1 6 :3 2 18 149 171 22 7 125 154 2 10 37 53 25 28 19 9 22 1 6 19 2 3 :3 7 2 4 20 8,689 8,136 1,884 343 6,547 7,175 242 608 9 2 7 8 2,870 2,509 32 2 2,405 1,267 21 1 3 1 3 22 150 162 40 10 107 144 3 8 68 61 3 54 25 23 6 4 2 4 4 3 1 l 24 302 405 52 11 239 381 11 13 98 101 84 44 25 1,181 1,008 170 59 979 871 32 78 301 457 11 261 276 26 765 755 106 28 645 688 ]4 39 221 236 5 181 119 27 S 4 1 4 4 1 28 3,932 2,787 691 90 3,139 2,514 94 182 6 :2 1,117 987 34 :2 924 458 197

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-Concld.

Age 45+ Age Dot stated ----~ ------_---_-- _-- Divorced or Unspecified Divorced or Unspecified Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 TOTAL

1,310 4,115 (; 7 5 8 8 3 7 1 2 22 52 3 2 32 4' 50 135 2 S 2 6 48 193 7 429 1,3JO 2 2 8 6 .. 9 4 11 10 28 131 II 12 19 39 13 3 15 14 7 8 2 15 4 12 16 I 17 12 25 18 1 3 19 430 1,238 3 8 8 20 21 It 36 22 1 1 23 13 57 1 24 29 180 2S 33 116 2 26 27 159 526 21 198

TABLE SCT-n PART B-;-AGE AND MARITAL

Total Population Divorced or U nspecilied Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status 51. Name of Scheduled ----- No. Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J4 IS DISTRICT

All Scheduled Tribe, 18,3Z8 9,684 8,644 4,867 3,587 4,529 4,239 272 797 8 21 8 1 Bhil 14,751 7,388 7,363 3,730 2:119 3,432 3,690 211 671 7 17 8 2 Garasia (excluding 20 1 19 7 1 4 8 Rajput Garasia) 3 Mina 179 60 119 30 62 28 47 2 10 4 Unclassified 3,378 2,235 1,143 1,107 539 1,068 498 ~9 102 4

Age 15-44 Age 45+ Divorced or Unspecified Total Never Married Married Widowed separated status Total Never Married Married Sl. - No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

1 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 4.149 3,239 937 200 3,132 2,794 73 238 7 7 1,194 1,3SS 63 3 924 795 1 3,143 2,800 733 174 2,343 2,416 60 205 7 5 934 1,186 59 3 717 715 2 1 8 1 1 7 2 3 ').7 33 6 1 21 31 7 II 5 5 4 978 398 J98 25 767 346 13 25 2 253 156 4 202 202 199

STATUS FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Age 0-14 Divorced or Unspecified Never Married Married Widowed separated status Total Name of Scheduled SI. No. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femalea Males Females Males Females Tribe

16 17 J8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 TOTAL

4,341 4,050 3,867 3,384 473 650 5 11 1 All Scheduled Tribes 3,311 3,377 2,938 2,802 372 559 5 11 Bhil 1 2 Garasia (excluding 2 9 7 Rajput Garasia) 26 75 24 61 2 14 Mina 3 1,004 589 905 514 99 75 Unclassified 4

Age 45+ Age not stated Divorced or Unspecified Divorced or Unspecified separated status 'Widowed separated status TQtal Never Married Married Widowed ------~ ----- Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemaleS Males Females Males Females Males Females

46 47 48 49 50 51 52 S3 54 S5 56 S7 58 59 60 61 62 63

199 554 1 3 7 151 467 7 J 2 9 46 77 2

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TABLE SCT-III PART B (i)-EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Literate Educational levels (without educational Primary or Matriculation Total Illiterate level) Junior Basic and above Name of Scheduled caste Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 DISTRICI

All Scbeduled Castes 53,209 48,326 49,660 48,236 3,445 90 85 19 I Badi 106 115 83 liS 23 2 llawaria 2,453 2,228 2.380 2,228 71 2 3 Bhand 43 45 29 44 14 4 Bhangi 1,483 1,304 1,331 1,301 149 3 2 1 5 Chamar, Bhambhi, Jatav. Jatia, Mochi, Raidass, Raigar or Ramdasia 17.624 15.761 16.503 15.730 1,089 31 20 10 6 Dhankia 34 47 27 47 6 7 Dheda 12 10 12 10 8 Dome 978 1.191 864 1,187 112 4 2 9 Garo, Garura or Gurda 568 644 433 642 132 2 3 10 Gavaria 141 ISS 141 155 11 Kalbelia 144 132 140 l32 4 II Kamad or Kamadia 58 63 4S 61 13 2 13 Khatik 155 138 122 137 42 14 Megh or Meghwal 18,238 17,069 17,128 17,060 1,010 9 37 3 15 Nut 346 384 314 384 32 16 Rawa] 8 9 3 9 5 17 Sansi 544 510 512 509 30 2 18 Sargara 1,681 1,762 1,590 1,761 88 2 19 Thad or Nayak 1,686 1,642 1,652 1,642 34 20 Valmiki 7 6 4 6 3 21 Unclassified 6,900 5,111 6,355 5,076 528 35 17

TABLE SCT-In PART B (ii)-EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

DISTRICT

All Sweduled Tribes 7,876 6,966 7,585 6,960 281 6 9 1 1 Bhit 5,971 6,074 5,816 6,069 145 5 9 2 Oarasia 1 19 1 19 3 Mina 53 114 52 114 4 Unclassified 1,851 759 1,716 758 135 202

TABLE SCT-IV PART A-RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Religions Total Hindus Sikhs SI. Rural No. Name of Scheduled Caste Urban Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

DISTRICI'

All Scbeduled Castes Rural 101,535 53,101) 48,326 53,201) 48,326 Urban 23,779 12,503 11,276 12,492 11,276 11 I Badi Rural 221 106 lIS 106 115 2 Bairw8 or Berwa Urban 1 3 Balai Urabn 1,158 786 372 786 372 4 Bargi, Vargi or Birgi Urabn 465 192 273 192 273 S Bawaria Rural 4,681 2,453 2,228 2,453 2,228 Urban 310 157 153 157 153 6 Bhand Rural 88 43 45 43 45 Urban 132 131 1 131 1 7 Bhangi Rura) 2,787 1,483 1.304 1,483 1.304 Urban 4.682 2,292 2,390 2.292 2.390 8 Chamar, Bhambbi, )atav, Jatia, Mochi, Raidass. Raigar or Ramdasia Rural 33,385 17,624 15,761 17,624 1 ~,761 Urban 5,691 2,804 2,887 2,80~ 2,887 9 Dhankia Rural 81 34 47 34 47 Urban II 11 11 10 Dheda Rural 22 12 10 12 10 Urban 196 134 62 134 62 II Dome Rural 2,169 978 1,19) 978 1.191 Urban 189 29 160 29 160 )2 Garancha Mehtar or Gancha Uaban 34 34 34 13 Garo, Garura or Gurda Rural 1.212 568 644 568 644 14 Gavaria Rural 296 141 ISS 141 155 Urban 156 92 64 92 64 15 Kalbelia Rural 276 144 132 144 132 16 Kamad or Kamadia Rural 121 58 63 58 63 17 Kanjar Urban 10 10 IO 18 Khatik Rural 293 155 138 155 138 Urban 396 106 290 106 290 19 Koli or Kori Urban 61 15 46 IS 46 20 Megh or Mqrhwa} Rural 35,307 }8,238 17,069 18,238 17,069 Urban 4,344 2,343 2,001 2.343 2,001 21 Mehar Urban 9 2 7 2 7 22 Nut Rural 730 346 384 346 384 Urban 67 34 33 34 33 23 Rawai Rural 17 8 9 8 9 Urban IO 5 5 5 S 24 Sansi Rural 1,054 544 510 544 510 Urban 659 268 391 268 391 25 Sargara Rural 3,443 ],681 J,782 1,681 1,762 Urban 1,514 836 678 836 678 26 Thod or Nayak Rural 3.328 1,686 1,642 1.686 1,642 Urban 2116 104 182 104 182 27 Valmiki Rural 13 7 6 7 6 28 Unclassified Rural 12,011 6,900 5,111 6,900 5,11 J Urban 3,398 2,128 1,270 2,117 1,270 11 203

TABLE SCT-IV PART B-RELIGION FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Name of Religion Total Hindus Sl. Rural __.---._ ~-.- No. Name of Scheduled Tribe Urban Persons Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 DISTRICT

All Scbeduled Tribes Rural 14,842 7,876 6,966 7,376 6,966 Urban 3,486 1,808 1,678 1,808 1,678 Bhil Rural 12,045 5,971 6,074 5,971 6,074 Urban 2,706 1,417 1,289 1,417 1,289 2 Garasia (excluding Rajput Garasia) Rural 20 1 19 J9 3 Mina Rural 167 53 114 53 114 Urban 12 7 5 7 , 4 Unclassified Rural 2,610 J,851 759 1,851 759 Urban 768 384 384 384 384 TABLE SCT-V PART-A" B 204

TABLE SCT-V PART A-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIF'IED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

(Based on 20% Sample)

No. of Cultiva- Households engaged in cultivation by size of land in acres ting ~~---- house- Less Unspe- Interest in land cultivated holds than I 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12,4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cified 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 J3 DISTRICT

Total 2,965 10 102 223 288 207 376 152 860 465 223 59 1 Owned or held from Government 2,607 6 87 195 242 184 337 122 758 412 207 57 2 Held from private person or institutions for payment in money. kind or share 144 1 14 24 26 8 20 12 27 6 4 2

~ Partly held from Govt. and partly from private persons for payment in money. kind or share 214 3 4 20 15 19 18 75 47 12

ABLE SCT-V PART B-SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS ENGAGED IN CULTIVATION CLASSIFIED BY INTEREST IN LAND AND SIZE OF LAND CULTIVATED IN RURAL AREAS ONLY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

(Based on 20% Sample) No. of Cultiva- Households engaged in CUltivation by size of land in acres ting house- Less Unspe- Interest in land cultivated holds than 1 1.0-2.4 2.5-4.9 5.0-7.4 7.5-9.9 10.0-12.4 12.5-14.9 15.0-29.9 30.0-49.9 50+ cilied

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 DISTRICT

Total 457 3 17 37 58 42 68 24 123 S4 23 8 Owned or held from Government 402 15 30 50 33 61 21 112 49 22 8 2 Held from private person or institutions for payment in money, kind or share 32 2 6 6 7 4 2 3 3 Partly held from Govt. and partly from private persons for payment in money. kind or sharo 23 2 2 3 8 5 205

TABLE SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now out Full time employment for of employment Total non-working PopulatioD Students the first time and seeking work Others Educational levels Persons Males Females 'Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 DISTRICT TOTAL

Total 63,882 28,189 35,693 2,809 397 64 4 39 25.277 35,292 Illiterate 60,399 25.195 35,204 401 159 55 3 21 24.718 35.042 Literate (without educational level) 3,190 2,750 440 2,216 209 6 14 514 230 Primary or Junior Basic 240 197 43 160 28 36 U Matriculation or Higher Secondary 45 40 S 2S 3 3 9 5 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 8 7 1 7

DISTRICT RURAL

. Total 48,078 ::U,844 lCi,234 1,840 44 2 2 1 20,001 26,188 DIiterate 46,457 20,260 26,197 401 28 19.858 26,168 Literate (without educational level) 1,580 1,Sot3 37 1,404 1

DISTRICT URBAN

Total 15,S64 6,345 9,459 969 353 62 2 38 5,176 9,164 Illiterate 13,942 4,935 9,007 131 54 2 21 5,860 8,874 Literate (without educational leve)) 1,610 1,207 403 812 193 5 13 377 210 Primary or Junior Basic 205 162 43 }31 28 30 15 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 39 34 5 19 3 3 9 5 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 8 7 7

TEHSJLWISE RURAL ONLY

PHALODI TEHSIL

Total 8,310 3,599 4,711 208 1 3,390 4,711 Illiterate 8,072 3,361 4,711 3.361 4.711 Literate (without educational level) 232 232 208 23 Primary or Junior Basic 6 6 6 Matriculation or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Higber Secondary 206

TABLE SC-I-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSJFIED BY SEX, TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND EDUCATIONAL LEVELS FOR SCHEDULED CASTES-Cone/d.

Persons employed Persons seeking before but now out Full time. employment for of employment Total non-working Population Students the first time and seeking work Otbert

-----~-- Educational levels Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

OS IAN TEHSIL

Total 9,581 4,474 5,107 323 1 4,150 5,.107 Illiterate 9,335 4,228 5,107 101 1 4,126 5,107 Literate (without educational level) 232 232 208 24 Primary or Junior Basic 14 14 14 Matriculation or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary

SHERGARH TEHSIL

Total 7,658 3,657 4,001 178 1 3,479 4,000 Illiterate 7,457 3,465 3,992 3,465 3,992 Literate (without educational level) 201 192 9 178 1 14 8 Primary or Junior Basic Matriculati6n or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary

JODHPUR TEHSIL

Total 9,821 4,346 5,475 365 9 1 3,981 5,465 Illiterate 9,413 3,951 5,462 3,95J 5.461 Literate (without educational level) 397 384 13 354 9 30 4 Primary or Junior Basic 5 5 5 Matriculation or Higher Secondary 6 6 6 Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary I BILARA TEHSIL

Total lZ,708 5,768 6,940 766 3S 1 5,001 6,90S Illiterate 12,180 5,255 6,925 300 28 4,955 6,897 Literate (without educational level) 518 503 IS 4S(i 7 1 46 8 Primary or Junior Basic 10 10 10 Matriculation or Higher Secondary Above Matriculation or Higher Secondary 207

TABLE ST-I-MOmER TONGUE AND BILINGUALISM FOR SCHI!!DULED TRIBES

Mother tongue and total number of persons returned as speaking a language subsidiary Total speakers to tbe Mother tongue Name of Scheduled Tribe Males Females Males Female. Subsidiary Language 1 2 3 4 S 6 DISTRICT TOTAL AU Langoalea 9,984 8,644 1 MOTHER TONGUE I KHARIBOLl Total 1,090 951 1 Bhi) 852 797 2 Mina 7 5 3 Unclassified 231 149 MOTHER TONGUE 2 MARWARI Total 8,556 7,145 1 Ohil 6,511 6,098 2 Garasia I 9 3 MiDa 53 114 4 Unclassified 1,99\ 924 MOTHER TONGUE 3 RAJASTHANI Total 38 548 1 Bhit 2S 462 :2 Garasia 10 3 Unclassified 13 70 DlSTRICf RURAL AU Languages 7,867 6,966 MOTHER TONGUE 1 MARWARI Tota) 7,837 6,418 1 Bhil 5,946 5,606 2 Garasia I 9 3 Mina 53 J14 4 Unclassified 1,837 689 MOTHER TONGUE 2 KHARI80Ll Total I 1 Unclassified, 1 MOTHER TONGUE 2 RAlASiHANI Total 38 548 I Bhil 2S 468 2 Garasia 10 3 Mina .. 4 UncJassified 13 70 DISTRICT UQBAN AU Languages 1,808 1,678 MOTHER TONGUE 1 KHARIBOLI Total 1,089 951 1 Bhil 852 791 2 Mina 1 5 3 Unclassified 230 149 MOTHER TONGUE 2 MARWARI Total 719 717 1 Bhit 565 492 2 Mina 3 Unclassified 154 235 Jodh.-21 208

TABLE ST-II-PERSONS NOT AT WORK CLASSIFIED BY SEX AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Persons employed Persons s~klng before but now Full time employment for out of employment Total non~worl< ing populal ;on Students the first time and seeking work Others Sl. No. Name of Scheduled Tribe Persons Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 lJ 12 13 DISTRICT TOTAL

All SCheduled Tribes 9,757 4.311 5,446 J4R 14 4 4 1 10 3,958 5,418 Bhil 7,827 3.336 4,491 181 II 4 4 1 5 3,150 4,471 2 Garasia 10 10 10 3 Mina 123 20 103 5 20 98 4 Unclassified 1.797 955 842 167 3 788 839

DISTRICT RURAL

All Scbeduled Tribes 7,403 3,343 4,060 1.04 1 1 4 2 3,138 4,053 J Bbil 6,006 2,568 3,438 76 4 2 2,491 3,431 2 Garasia JO 10 10 3 Mina 116 18 9S ]8 98 4 Unclassified ],271 757 514 128 629 514

DISTRICT URBAN

All Scheduled Tribes 2,354 968 1,386 144 13 3 1 8 820 1,365. I Bhil 1,821 768 1;053 lOS 10 3 3 659 1,040 2 Mina 7 2 5 5 2 3 Unclassified 526 198 328 39 3 159 325 SECTION III

VILLAGE DffiECTORY & SOME OFFICIAL STATISTICS

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY

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VILLAGE DffiECTORY

( Note)

Data collected for the Census 1961 at the village b~ticallr. The names of the villages have also been level has already been presented in the Primary gIven ID the Devnagri Script. The names of the Census A bstract. As an ancillary project, - some villages found to be printed wrongly III the Primary additional information was also collected through a Census Abstract have been corrected here. Village Information Schedule, specially designed by this office, and is presented in this Village Directory. Infor­ Crop which has the largest area under cultivation mation in this directory and what has been presented has been treated as the major crop of a village and in the official statistics and the maps may in certain the following abbreviatIons have been used to indIcate cases be found to be conflicting. The reason obviously it in Column No. 2 :- lies in the fact that data has been collected from different sources. W-Wheat G-Gram The Directory gives information about the major J -Jowar crop, the distance in miles from the nearest Primary B-Barley School, Hospital or Dispensary, Railway Station, Bj-Bajra Post Office, Bus Stand and Police Station for each M -Maize village. Such information was not collected for R-Rice unpopulated Villages. Where information was not P -Pulses received for a particular item an indication to this T-Til effect has been made by putting a '_'. WG - Wheat Gram (Gochana) WB - Wheat Barley (Gojara) BG - Barley Gram (Bejar) With a view to assist the reader to locate the Md -Mustard villages easily, they have been presented here alpha- C- Cotton 214

VILLAGE DlRECfORY

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

>. ..sc:l Code No. &: Code No. &: ~.g Name of VilJaac Name or Village a:fI}«IS 1 6 7 8 I 2 3 S 8 PHALODI TEHSIL PHALODI TERSIL-contd. 103 Ajasar Bj o 12 40 3 12 J6 41 Bhojon-ki-Bap Hj 1 19 o ~ ~

VILLAGE DIR~ORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

8 e8 !8 o o ..., Code No. & Code No. & o Name of Village Name of Village Q.., 2 3 6 7 8 2 3 6 8 PHALODI TEHSIL-contd. PHALODI TEHSIL-contd. 88 Gajja Bj 2 4 4 4 4 4 112 Kerla Bj 8 7 16 16 7 10 "~~T '\~T 56 Ghatiyali Bj o 18 28 18 to 8 S Khakhuri Bj 6 22 22 20 4 22 ~WnC?51 @T~~l' 67 Ghodrali Bj 6 6 6 6 o 6 32 Khalrawas Bj o 24 25 24 5 24 ~~~ ~~Cf[~i( 79 Khara Bj o 19 2 19 o 19 73 Gopo Bj 5 IS 5 5 5 5 ~T.tr ~U 57 Khariya Bj 4 30 28 28 4 12 21 Gura 2 10 30 10 2 10 ~Ii!T ~Tft~r 66 Kheechand Bj o o o o 4 3~ Hindalgol Bj 10 o 10 o ~1~;~ I ~~~TW 84 Hopardi 125 Khera Bagoriya Bj 2 16 16 16 o 12 ~TQTtf') ~r "'ll'tr~~r 2 Kbetsar Bj 4 30 18 30 30 110 Ishru Bj 8 8 18 20 8 14 o hr~ ~i:l~~ 40 Khirwa Bj 12 12 o 6 71 Jagriya Bj 4 4 o 4 '1IT~~ f~~T 119 Kolu Pabuji Bj 15 IS 15 15 15 37 l,aimala Bj 6 16 16 16 6 16 o ,,~ qT~iift ~;rwT 127 Kolu Rathoran Bj o 15 15 15 IS 8 102 Jaisala Bj o 10 42 8 10 10 ~~wr ~'i8 U~r~'f'" 81 Kundal Bj 082 8 2 8 118 Jalora Bj o 9 4 9 o 10 'aIl~T~T !i;:~w t28 Kusblawa Bj o 9 15 15 15 8 4S Jamba Bj o 17 17 10 o JO IJIT+iIT ~ 31 Jodhani Bj 115 Lohawat o 0 o 4 4 24 25 6 24 Bisnawas ~~r

Vll..LAGE DIRE.CTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

'0 ~ =as ~ o til... o Code No. & Code No. & ::J'" Name of Village !XI Name of Village 2 3 5 7 8 2 3 5 6 8 PHALODI TEHSIL-contd. PHALODI TBHSIL-concld. 8 Mandli Bj 6 10 28 10 8 10 78 Rayra Bj 6 19 6 19 6 19 qf~t\ft n~r 107 Maneora Bj o 8 42 2 8 18 42 Reen Bj 6 14 14 6 8 q~q~t (\or 51 Mayakor Bj 8 40 48 40 8 40 108 Ridmalsar Bj o 4 32 4 4 20 q-T~lii6'R: ~q~e~ 75 Mayakoriya Bj 6 6 666 6 104 Rohina Bj o 14 34 5 14 16 ifTJlrilirR: ~r U!l'UJr . 50 Meethriya Bj 2 34 30 34 2 34 82 Sadawaton Bj 6 6 6 6 6 6 ~6~~ ~CfmiJ 30 Modkiya Bj 2 22 28 2S 8 25 28 Saguri BJ IS 13 1 13 ~t~f

VILLAGE DlRECTORY -Conld.

Distance in miles from nerest Distance in miles from nearest

o u ~~ 18 -;!l1 o '6.~ Code No. & Code No. & ~.ft Name of Village £ Name of Village :to 2 3 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

OSIAN TEHSIL-contd. OSIAN TEHSIL-contd.

46 Bara Khurd Bj o 11 11 11 o 18 23 Bheekamkor Bj o o o 7 o iI1~r '@.G.~ ~'fi~r~ 67 Bara Kotechan Bj o 10 7 7 7 10 50 Bigvi Bj 5 s 14 ~I it;J~'

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VILLAGE DIRECfORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

Cl ., .2 l!.. 18 (;f.I o Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village i 2 3 4 S 6 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

OSIAN TEHSIL-contd. OSIAN TEHSIL-('onld.

65 Doli Nerwa Bj 2 14 12 12 2 14 39 Keenjri Bj 19 20 4 4 IS ~t~ ;r~lifr

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Comd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

B !S o Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village 2 3 6 8 1 2 3 8 OSIAN TEHSIL-contd. OSIAN TJ3HSIL-concld. 9 Mevan 2 28 16 24 8 18 61 Santora Kburd B.i o 16 13 13 3 16 it'flr ~:ij-(~T ifJ.f{~ 84 Morna Bara Bj o 16 29 2 2 11 itr,{ilT

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

Code No. & Code No. & Name of VilJage Name of Village 1 2 3 6 7 8 2 3 4 6 8 SHERGARH TEHSIL-contd. SHERGARH TEHSIL-ctilntd. 58 BanbarJi Bj o ]0 20 8 4 14 17 Deda Bj o 6 62 2 2 32 Gl'I;:ror«'5"t ;m 12 Barnau o ]6 16 18 16 16 31 Dera Bj o 4 60 0 o 20 iJRifT~ 00 57 Basni Manana Bj o 10 ]4 4 2 16 50 Deriya Bj o 6 19 4 o 24 'f(e-';:r1 q;ron ~~ 49 Bastwa Bj o 0 18 0 3 25 15 Dewaniya o IS 18 18 IS IS «r~

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

0. .. o 01:' u C) ...u .... -til IE" u ~~ IE ...... tIlO - o '0. & o Code No. & o eo ~.~ ,Code No. & VJ ~ ';::-5 -o Name of Village .... j:l.,tf.! :J:Q Name of Village j:I., 2 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 6 8 SHERGARH TEHSIL-contd. SHERGARH TEHSIL-conrld. 36 Ketu Madan Bj o 15 57 3 27 41 Sai Bj 0 3 24 o 3 3 ~g if~;:r 35 Ketu Manwata Bj 'Qr~ 14 57 3 27 38 Salenkiya Tala Bj 0 4 30 o 4 14 ~g QOfNaT er~;:rt~llT a~r Khanori Bj 30 2 28 3 12 2 Sanwlon-ki-Dhni Bj 2 19 19 19 7 15 ~r;r{~ ~ti!f~rrr it! ~toft 70 Khirjan Asan 10 54 10 37 SekhaJa . B'~ o 14 57 14 24 ~~ amr;r ~;(§l'r~r 68 Khirjan Bhojan o 10 56 2 2 10 29 Setrawa Bj o 66 o o f~qrt ~r~r.r ~t Bj o 30 14 14 12 12 g~ij'~ 'C('~ il'r~\iJ; 87 Tulesar Purohitan Bj o 25 25 4 o 17 60 Neembon-ka­ Bj (} 6 28 2 2 t2 Gaon ij~q{ ~t%:Clr;:r Bj o 10 14 ;ft.~t

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

.§ :::: o Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 1 2 3 6 7

JODHPUR TEHSIL-contd. JODHPUR TEHSIL-conld. 45 Anganwa Bj o 4 6 o 6 151 Beerami Bj o 6 18 18 2 18 etTiTftcrT ~'{t,,1 33 Asanda Bj 2 8 4 8 5 20 ISO Beerdawas Bj o 4 20 8 4 20 amJ"f ~"l;:sT'rTe 50 Bagan Bj "0 o 6 o o o 92 Beesalpur T o o o o o 24 ~ltTf il'1ati!i'{ 25 Bala Kua T 4 6 4 3 4 10 191 Beesawas Bj 4 24 4 4 4 ~T~an iiltamq 59 Bambor Darjiya Bj o 22 22 22 o 12 121 Beota Bj 2 18 18 1& 2 4 if~~r~ i{f~·~r ~i!f

VILLAGE Dllt£CTORY -Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

o .~ I:::o Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village

1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 JODHPUR TEHSIL-conld. JODHPUR TEHSIL-contd. 192 Cbanwa Bj o 20 7 3 124 Doli Bj o 2 o 2 ~ ~~ 140 Charna Basni Bj l' IS 15 2 2 17 195 Dolika Kani Bj 8 8 8 8 'itRI1TT 'Cf«;ft ~~ l!fiTil1 4 Chan wanda Bj o 24 24 24 o 14 94 Doliya Bj 3 5 6 5 2 13 'itti!f~ ~f('5

VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY-Cont4.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

0. 8 eu 15 .. t'­ o .9, "" 0 Code No. & Code No. &; "" .§.8 Name of Village Name of ViUap ~ ~,3J ! 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 6 ., 8 1 2 3

JODHPUR TEHSIL-contd. JODHPUR TBHSIL-contd. 39 Jajiwal Kalan Bj o 11 10 12 161 Katarda Bj 1 17 10 10 1 s ~errli5 m Cfi~ 37 Jajiwal Kankrala Bj 2 4 4 2 53 Keroo Bj o o IS o o 10 ~~Cfm 'fie ~mT ~~ 3S JajiwaJ Khichiya Bj 2 3 1 199 Khara Bera-k.i­ l51l'3f\CflW f:ra f.;:m Bheemaota 40 Jajiwal Kutri Bj 10 2 10 o 10 ~l~ ~U ';tr 'ffl1l1srr(;5 ~~ ~;rqffl 134 Jala Mand Bj o 7 7 7 2 19 198 Khara Bera J 2 20 JO 10 7 10 Patha-ka-Bas GlT~T q~ 97 JaJeli Chanpawata Bj 3 6 6 6 13 ~TU itu QTor ;;;(J~') :qtqrl!foT CfiT crr« 31 Jaleli Darkara Bj o 19 2 4 19 197 Khara Bera J o 20 8 8 3 8 '31,~~1 ~;m Purobitan 98 Jaleli Fozdara Bj o 12 8 12 8 12 ~m ittr '3Ir~w) ~"'c::tU !!~(lTi( 114 Janedeser Bj o 20 20 10 3 10 126 Kharda Bhandu Bj 2 15 7 7 2 7 :~niJa:~ ~r~¥JT;~ 113 Janwar Bj o 14 14 o o o 74 Kharda Randhir Bj 3 6 6 6 6 6 '5l q'{ ~~ :sr '{'JTTIi({ 164 Jatiyasni Bj J9 10 6 o 6 146 Kharj Kalan Bj 4 16 5 4 28 '5l1R:~r~;ft ~r{1 CfiWt 95 Jatiyawas Khurd Bj 2 3 6 3 J8 145 Khari Khurd Bj 4 ]5 3 4 27 '5l1fC!:

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Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

Co :;~ g ~t­ -;;gf ~ .~ c Sa o ~& III Ci ~8 .0.8- Code No. & o.!!;l -o Code No. & ~.;a p.. Name of Village ~ "ct~ ::co Name of Village :::t:Q 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 JODHPUR TEHSIL-contd. JODHPUR TEHSIL-contd. 16 Nandra Kalan Bj 10 4 to 4 10 62 Lodli Dejgara Bj o 16 16 16 o 10 o ",r;~r Cfmt ~~iTU nj o 10 3 JO 3 10 184 Lolasani Bj 2 2 14 83 Nandra Khurd ~);:>lIti\1 ;fT;:~~r ~ Bj o 12 2 4 10 ;rri1~r q:;~t ~ H:(f~"t~Of 49 Palri Mangliyan Bj 12 6 J2 6 3 12 130 Magera Khurd OJ o 12 5 5 o 10 ;rr~r ~'1 qr~~ qiilf(1;~ Bj 2 2 5 2 10 57 Maigalawasiya Bj 17 17 17 o 10 12 Palri Panwaran qri1;g1 q'ifrU~ ~~I ,"~~T Bj 3 3 25 6 3 25 9 Manai p 3 3 4 3 3 6 t 49 Peethasni ~~mwft ;rOlr~ Bj 5 lO 5 0 13 13 Manaklao Bj o 9 4 96 Peethawas q'l~Tqm "T;rer.~if Bj 8 12 6 12 48 Mandor Bj o o o o o o 201 Peshawas ttm~m 1l;~R Bj o 9 9 9-.. 3 9 142 Miyasni Bj 3 7 18 3 3 18 135 Pheet Kasni fir ~n«

VILLAGE DIRECl'ORY-Contd.

Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles (rom Dearest

Code No. &: Code No. &: Name of Village Name of Village 1 6 8 1 6 7 8 JODHPUR TEHSIL-contd. JODHPUR TEHSIL-concld. 136 Rasida Bj 11 11 11 1 11 170 Subdand Bj o 32 9 4 2 9 '{~ ~'q'~ 190 Rendari Bj 4 24 4 4 4 88 Suraj Basni P 3 7 1 7 4 16 l~'l ~'{~ ifr«ift 179 Roisa Kalan Bj 054 4 o 12 43 Surpura J 2 4 3 8 2 8 ll~m Cfi"~~t ~~~ 180 Roisa Khurd Bj 044 4 o 14 106 Tanawara Kalan ~(~r ~~ and Khurd 162 Royla Bhandu Unpopulated ijifIORT <6WT lr~i!5r ~r.:~ q "lfJ.~~ 1J2 Royla Kalan Bj 3 10 10 3 3 2 28 Tharukara Bj o 8 4 o 16 l~~r ~ t1~~r 66 Royla Khurd Bj 4 11 11 3 3 3 75 Uchiyarda Bj 1 5 5 5 5 6 lT~ ~~ aM~I~:S' 143 Rudkali T o 2 13 4 o 22 172 Utesar Bj 4 4 4 4 4 16 ~~l \3aEl( 205 Sajara Bj o 8 17 3 17 BILARA TEHSIL ~'iI'~ 128 Salawai Bj 12 2 o o 12 97 Aoawas Bj o 3 6 3 6 ~mtfl~ a-JiJPHa 5 Salori Bj o 11 10 3 11 10 64 Artiya Kalan Iij o 6 o o ]4 ~ritr4t ~~R:tiT 'imT 30 Sa)wa Kalan Bj o 20 6 o 3 18 62 Artiya Khurd Bj o 8 6 2 o 14 Vl~CJr 'Ii(?f ar{fe~r ~~~ 171 Sanei Bj 4 8 7 7 o 20 4 Asanda BJ 2 JO 20 10 2 12 ~~ arr6~T 105 Sangarlya Bj o 9 3 9 1 11 9 Asop T o 14 o o ~blfi:;'lT arTitrq 152 Sangasni Bj 16 11 3 2 17 78 Bagarki 5 5 3 4 5 ~frrr~;ft iif~) 158 Sar Bj o 5 6 o 6 145 Bagawasiya Unpopulated ~T'{ «rTllrcrrf~~r 157 Sarecha B.i 4 14 2 4 o 4 40 Bagoriya Bj o 4 13 4 13 ~~"fr ~itl~~l 189 Satlana Bi o 4 o 4 4 146 Bala Bj s o 5 14 Qai!5T~T

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"0 "0 CI S B rn rn fIJ Code No. & '"::s Code No. & ::l ,:Q Name of Village c:Q Name of Village 6 7 8 1 6 ,7 8 1 2 3

BILARA TEHSIL-contd. BILARA TEHSIL-contd. Bj 8 8 8 o 8 151 Bari Kalan w o 5 s s s 5 104 Bucha Kalan o 6 Deotara Bj o 14 6 2 o 20 150 Beejasani Bj o 5 5 5 5 5 ~qHWT iifnIHlWll 46 Dhadesari Bj o 10 6 6 IS III Beenawas Bj o 6 10 6 o 12 ,r~et) 3 3 14 fqrfif~t 39 DhoIU o 130 Beerawas Bj o 4 5 6 o 6 m~ 3 18 28 4 o 14 ~~lqlEl Dodiyal 106 Benan Bj o 8 8 8 o 8 ~rf:s~rw 6 29 {> 6 6 it;rar 17 Gaderi Bj 4 Bj 3 15 3 2 15 tTTa:~ 123 Bhagasani 5 Gajsinghpura Bj 12 26 10 o )0 ~!iTl«<{"r ff~f~~!!~T 131 Bhawi J 4 o o o o 6 24 Garasani T o 4 12 4 4 20 ~I;fi Bi 8 o o 8 fffU~ilT 60 Bhoondana 91 Garh Sooriya Bj o 4 12 12 3 12 *(:STIJ'tT Bj o {) JO o o o ll~ ~~T 29 Bhopalgarh 118 Ghana Magra Bj o 5 4 4 9 ~)qT(i5~ 'QTill i!'{'(U 32 Birllni • Hj o 16 !5 3 o 7 89 Ghodawat Bj o 6 12 12 o 20 f.ru;:r1 itr;grCfG 90 Borunda Bj o o 10 o o 26 67 Godawasiya Bj o 12 6 2 o 26 itr~;

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Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles from nearest

Code No. & Code No. & .;,. Name of Village Name of Village " 8 J~ 1 2 3 s 6 7 8 1 2 3 6 7 BILARA TEHSIL-contd. BILARA TEHSIL-contd. 148 Gujrawas T o 8 4 8 o 8 59 Kagal Bj o 8 8 4 8 ~

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Code No. & Code No. & Name of Village Name of Village 1 2 3 6 8 I 2 3 4 5 6 8 BILARA TEHSIL-conld. BILARA TEHSIL-contd. 86 Lawari Bj o 3 10 10 10 4S Rajlani Bj o 8 8 8 4 20 eerru ~lIwr0\1 85 Madliya Bj o 6 JO 10 3 16 ] 37 Ramasani Bj o 14 20 6 8 20 q~mJT umviI'l' SO Madpuriya Bj 3 10 6 3 3 14 22 Rampuriya T 2 2 ]2 2 o 18 Jlr6s;f~r ~nmft~ 125 Rampuriya J 3 8 8 7 7 8 2 Mageriya Bj 16 26 8 3 16 ~~~ {n,gf{~ 136 Rampuriya Bi 14 10 6 6 14 6~, Malar Bj o 7 3 7 7 J[ii5'T{ UiI'!F:m 71 Ramrawas Kalan Bj 2 10 3 6 4 JO 84 Malawas J o 6 6 '{rll~l qr~ ifmt QIWTCfttJ 72 Ramrawas Khurd Bj o 10 6 6 ]0 149 Malkosni w o 7 4 7 o 7 Uil'~

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Distance in miles from nearest Distance in miles (rom nearest

CI g Q. '";0-. .g Q. u .~ 0 .. '0 ~~ '0 g -<'I g S e ... c S l»c ~ III U >. ~'" >. 18 {Il t'_ 0 !liS cue .. coo Ul'" ..<'10 - .~ ., 0 0 "'''' ~.2 .. '8.8- .§ 0 ~Q. ~.g a .§ Code No. &: ._..CIeo ~.~ :;-;; rn Code No. & .;- ._.CIeo ern - ::I cu_'" ::I'" "0 Name of Village :;: d:;r}I! '" Name of Village ...... - -'" ::r:C Cll:Ul ~ !XI £ :a Il.CIl !I:i3 ~1Il ~ !XI Il. 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 BILARA TEHSIL-conld. BILARA TEHSIL-conc/d. 38 Sofnan Bj 0 8 18 8 0 10 74 Tigran Bj 10 4 10 10 ij'rfi!rlr" f~I'I~I" 92 Sowaniya Bj 0 6 14 14 3 14 117 Tilwasni Bj 0 5 3 2 13 m

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SOME OI7FICIAL STATISTICS

(Note)

Presented in this section are some tables relating to . educational and medical facilities, motor vehicles, progress statistics collected from various official agencies. They of co-operative societies, development blocks and pan­ cover subjects like rainfall, land utilisation, area and cbayat samities is also given in this section. A Jist of fairs production under crops, irrigational facilities, livestock, celebrated in the district and the data relating to the agricultural implements, factories, employment situation electoral participation and preferences for the' first and power. Information about consumption of intoxicants, two general elections also form a part of this section.

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RAINFALL 1951-1960

y E A R S (in ems.) Normal Tehsil Rainfall 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Phalodi 22.56 20.68 24.05 28.70 25.70 23.01 25.76 21.89 17.80 21.49 17.09 Osian N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 23.70 21.88 38.20 19.01 Shergarh 26.47 21.13 18.08 36.83 27.94 44.12 32.08 20.40 21.81 22.15 22.91 Jodhpur 24.03 24.59 37.82 26.01 21.21 33.17 57.89 27.56 30.76 41.66 22.07 Bilara 43.38 41.53 37.01 18.06 39.14 52.37 47.70 35.20 37.10 58.67 30.94 N.A. = Not Available Source ;- The Board of Revenue (Land Records), Rajasthan.

LAND UTILISATION

CLASSIFICATION OF REPORTING AREA (in '000 acres) Total Not available for cultivation Geographical Other area according Land put to Barren and uncultivated Area Total to village non-agricultural unculturable land excluding Culturable Fallow Net area sown more cropped Years papers Forests use land fallow land waste land sown than once area

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1953-54 5,764 38 149 388 137 262 2,348 2,442 7 2,449 1954-55 5,764 76 174 391 75 375 2,488 2,185 11 2,196 1955-56 5,764 76 182 392 67 426 2,916 1,705 38 1,743 1956-57 5,552 76 227 324 110 130 2,469 2,216 10 2,226 1957-58 5,521 5 246 347 153 177 2,254 2.339 6 2,345 1958-59 5,523 3 225 350 169 265 2,297 2,214 14 2,228 1959-60 5,524 2 436 157 188 189 2,151 2,401 9 2,410 1960-61 5,518 4 190 385 261 191 2,067 2,420 6 2,426

Source :- Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Rajasthan. 235

AREA UNDER CROPS

y E A R S Area (in acres) Crops 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Total (All Crop!!) 2.448.778 2,196,449 1,743.215 2,226,178 2.344,913 2,227,923 2,410,180 2,425,755 A-CEREALS 1.814,379 1,389,530 1,121,671 ),469,512 1,5)9,343 1,428,387 1,467,360 1,649,531 ]owar 141,561 176,345 123,356 95,186 164.284 160,559 142,438 92,470 Bajra 1.589.367 1,132.544 910,467 1.301,684 1,298,880 1,200,365 1,269,786 1,514.487 Maize 509 1,087 499 354 678 588 669 564 Wheat 77,909 73,350 79,586 67,961 51,236 62,694 50,562 37,695 Barley 3,052 5,214 6,492 3,815 3,489 3,644 3,379 3,740 Other cereals and millets 1,981 990 1,271 512 776 537 526 575

B-PULSES 130,946 210,516 170,124 314,183 357,369 344,447 429,205 324,769 Gram 2,433 3,584 21,073 14,820 3,331 15,567 11,428 1,664 Tur or arhar 44 15 Other Kharif pulses 128,513 206,888 149,051 299,284 353,981 325,807 417,777 323,105 Other Rabi pulses 79 6 73

C-COMMERCIAL CROPS 503,453 596,403 451,420 442,483 468,201 455,089 ~13.615 451,455 (a) OIL SEEDS 90,900 82,042 50,236 107,151 152,722 88,179 137,335 96.782 Groundnut 60 54 45 53 98 122 106 125 Castor seed 1,059 748 10 6 26 4 1 Sesamum 88,918 79,669 48,255 102,836 152,037 83,308 135,467 96,527 Rape and mustard 863 846 J,I88 3,364 548 4,684 1,536 123 Linseed 19 16 18 10 6 Other oil seeds 1,473 869 17 21 212

(b) OTHER CROPS 412,553- 514,361 401,184 335,332 315,479 366,910 376,280 354,673 Sugarcane 7 Chillies 1,997 2,675 1,659 3,547 3,435 3.384 4,420 4.781 Other condiments and spices 2,879 6,070 5,898 3,556 2,179 2,766 2,246 1,982 Fruits and vegetables 4,323 3,972 3,012 1,822 1,952 2,087 2,096 1,734 Other food crops 17 60 78 Cotton 2,260 3,191 2,019 2,793 2.684 1,033 937 Sanhemp & other fibres 750 3 2 42 36 15 18 Tobacco 65 174 843 116 87 275 112 115 Fodder crops &: other non-food 402,522 499,207 386,579 324,265 304,931 355,600 366,358 345,106 crops Source : - Directorate of Economics & StatistiCS, Rajasthau. 236

PRODUcrION OF PRINCIPAL CROPS /960-6/

Production Production Crops (in tons) Crops (in tODS) 2 1 2 A- CEREALS (:-COMMERCIAL CROPS Bajr8 44,883 (a) OIL SEEDS Jowar 343 Sesamum 892 Rape & Mustard 18 Maize 226 Linseed 1 Wheat 16,590 Groundnut 7 Barley 1,628 Castor seed Sma II millets 19 (b) OTHER CROPS 8- PULSES Chillies 708 Potatoes 48 Gram 127 Cotton'" 287 Other Rabi pulses 1 Tobacco 20 Other Kharif pulses 44.149 Sanhemp* 18

·ProductioD of Cotton and Sanhemp is in bales of 392 Ibs./178 Kgms and 400 Ibs/191 Kgms each respectively. Source :- Statistical Abstract Rajasthan, 1961.

IRRIGATION BY SOURCES AND BY CROPS 1960-61 Area (in acres) TEHSILS District Particulars Total Phalodi Osian Shergarh Jodhpur Bilara 2 3 4 5 6 7 IRRIGATION BY SOURCES Total (aU crops) 5.3.863.50 11.00 10,569.00 1,826.00 7,798.50 33,659.00 Tanks 11.00 11.00 Wells 53,852.50 11.00 10,569.00 1,82600 7,798.50 33,648.00 IRRIGATION BY CROPS Total (all crops) 53,863.50 11.00 10,569.00 1,826.00 7,798.50 33,659.00 A-FOOD CROPS 50,868.50 11.00 10,092.25 1,719.50 7,613.75 31.432.00 Jowar 627.50 33.00 350 591.00 Bajra 11B.OO 118.00 Maize 543.50 34.00 2.50 507.00 Ragi or Marua 568.00 568.00 Wheat 36,69B.50 7,570.50 1,473.00' 6,278.50 21,376.50 Barley 3,57l.S0 177.50 3.50 377.00 3,01350 Gram 342.00 180.50 0.50 J61.00 Otber Kharif Pulses 1.00 1.00 Condiments and Spices 6,696.25 1.00 1,456.50 132.50 291.25 4,815.00 Fruits & Vegetables including root crops 1,644.25 10.00 640.25 52.00 661.00 281.00 Other food crops 5B.00 58.00 . B-NON-FOOD CROPS 2,995.00 476.75 106.50 184.75 2,227.00 Sesamum 52.00 52.00 Rape and Mustard 118.50 1.00 1.00 450 112.00 Linseed 1.00 1.00 Other Oil Seeds 1.00 1.00 Cotton 573.00 1.00 572.00 Tobacco 115.50 29.50 62.00 8.00 16.00 Fodder Crops 2,134.00 446.25 43.50 170.25 1,474.00 Source :- ColJectorate (Land Records). Jodhpur 237

LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

Livestock Census Tehsilwise break-ups (1961) Particulars 1956 1961 Phalodi Osian Shergarh Jodhpur Bilara,

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A-UVESTOCK 1,439,619 1,459,130 340,918 315,285 380,545 225,089 197.293 1 Cattle :- 466,913 532.052 116,951 107,204 88,516 1/8.703 100,678 (i) Bulls over three years 130,417 142,959 20,112 33,613 22,980 32,512 33,742 (ii) Cows over three years 186,728 228,148 62,062 43,045 40,084 47,557 35,400 (iii) Young Stock 149,768 160,945 34,777 30,546 25,452 38,634 31,536 2 Buffaloes :- 55,967 57,609 3,918 8,763 9.076 16,662 19,190 (i) He buffaloes over three years 2,374 2,510 390 734 852 261 273 (ii) She buffaloes over three years 29,082 30,378 2,020 4,350 4,644 9,590 9,774 (iii) Young Stock 24,511 24,721 1,508 3,679 3,580 6,811 9,143 3 Others :- 916,739 869,469 220,049 199,318 282,953 89,724 77,425 (i) Sheep 577,973 484,963 152,091 111,892 127,000 47,672 46,308 (ji) Goats 306,518 337,910 52.002 79,412 144,244 34,167 28,085 (iii) Horses & Ponies 1,299 2,391 227 166 236 1,367 395 (iv) Mules 42 19 11 2 6 (v) Donkeys 4,244 5,114 1.413 627 1,570 725 779 (vi) Camels 26,545 39,006 14,302 7,221 9,903 5,738 1,842 (vii) Pigs 118 66 3 53 10 B-POULTRY 4,016 3,990 339 437 229 2.023 962 (i) Fowls 3,896 3,877 339 431 229 1,983 895 (ii) Ducks 106 77 38 39 (iii) Others 14 36 6 2 28 Source :- Livestock Census Reports Rajasthan. 1956 and 1961.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY 1961 Ploughs Sugarcane Persian Tehsil Wooden Iron Carts Crushers Oil Engines Electric Pumps wheels Tractors Ghanicl 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 District Total 100,513 743 42,042 5 77 11 1,76Z 157 48Z Phalodi 20,235 45 13,301 25 Osian 22,657 71 8,125 42 3 601 31 97 Shergarh 20,948 2 4,167 1 24 39 Jodhpur 18,944 511 7,693 S 17 II 138 84 147 Bilara 17.729 114 8,756 17 999 42 174 Source :- Report on the Livestock Census of Rajasthan, 1961. 238

REGISTERED FACTORIES (As on 31st December. 1961) No. of workers Name of Factory LocatiOD employed 1 2 3

Northern Railway workshop Jodhpur 2,980

Rajasthan State Electricity Board, Power House .J 370 Hira Crushing 276 & 187 P. W. D. (13 R) workshop " Government Press .. lSI; Rajasthan Industries 40 Standard Vacuum Oil Co. Aviation service 38 R. J. Engineering Co. .. 38 Rajasthan Metal Rolling Mills 38 37 MIs. Hazi Hussain Bbai Mazid Tara Cbbap Bidi FactOf)' " Gopaldas Tarachand Bidi Factory 37 Shri Automobile works. Sardarpura 37 Elite Engineering works 37 36 Kankariya Handloom Factory " Saniks Motors 31 Raj Auto Engineering works, Sardarpura .. 30 Ticket printing Press •• 29 State Motora 29 Rajputana Metal works 27 A. C. Metal works ,. 26 Pratap Engineering works, Sardarpura .. 26 Hindustan Radiator 21 Rajasthan Celluloid Industries, Sardarpunt 18 MIs Samandas Deep chand, Cborigarh Baar t, 18 M. B. Engineering workshop .. 18 MIs L. J. Celluloid Toys Industries .. 17 Modern Celluloid Industries. Cloth Market .. 16 Shri Rajguru Purohit Trading Co. .. 15 Narsingh Bidi works ., IS Marwar Textile works o. 15

Kamal & Co. .f IS Sardar Engineering works 15 15 Chand mal Surajmal " MIs Mustak Ahmed Khalil Ahmed. Mehta Market .. IS Laxmi Celluloid Industries f' 14

Shri Bhawani Printing Press It 14 National Weaving Industries ., 14 Chand Chhap Bidi Works 14 " 13 F. R. Metal works " Saboor Tyres & Rubber Factory. Chaupsan; Road .. 13 Rajasthan Law Weekly Press ,. 13 12 AngiJa Engineering Worb " Bahadur Jasma1 & Sons t. 11 M.B.S, Power House ,f 11 Burmah Shell Depot Co. Ltd. 11 Chowdhary Noor Mohammad MoTa Bux t> 9

Ahrned ji slo Bhoorji. Sojati Gate 0' 9 H. S. Sarkat Ali Imdad Ali, Ghoiiyon-ka-Bu ,. 9 239

REGISTERED FACTORIES-Concld. (As on 31st December, 1961) No. of workers Name of Factory Location employed 2 3 Rajaathan BadIa Gota Factory Jodhpur 9 Rajasthan Electric conductors Mfg. corporation ., S Sisoliod Plastic Industries, Industrial Area 8 Kaichhi Saw Mills " 8 Sumer Printing Press 8 Char Chand Bidi Factory .. S MIs Chopra Printing Press •• S Mis Gangadas Himantrai Ghoda Chhap Bidi Factory .. 1 Jkhal Mussa Bhai Phool Chhap Bidi 7 Shri Gopa1 Printing Press •• 7 Narain Celluloid Industries, Sardarpura 7 Shri Sajjao Printing Press, Tripolia Bazar ,. 7 Raj Printing Press ,. 7 Jawahar Printing Press ,. 7 Ajanta Printers 7 Prerana Prakashan Press 7 Shri Prakash Printing Pres~ 6 Sadhna Printing Press 6 Jangan publishing Co-operative Society ltd. 6 Harnarain Printing Press, Sardarpura " " 6 Khumbeshwar Art Printers, Katla ka-vari .. 6 Kumbhat Printers 6 Shiv Industries, Chopasni Road , Nirwan Printing Press 4 The New India Printing Press 4 Mahadevmal Alumal " 4 Kamal Bidi Works 4 Tanwardas Bidi Works 4

Patel Saw Mills t. 4 Koehi & Co. 4 Laduram Hazarimal Workshop 4 The Laxmi Industries " 4 Mahaveer Printing Press 3 Mis Govind Printing Press, Sadar Market 3 Ganesh Printing Press, Tripolia Bazar " 3 MIs Radha Kishan Satyanarain (Shri Krishna Kumaria Bidi Factory) 3 Narsinghlal Jarsa Bidi Factory. Mehta Market 3 Asa Printing Press 2 Veena Printing Press " 2 Hind Printing Press .. 2 MIs Surajmal & Sons .. 2 Hind Printing Press 2 Mis Guru Nanak Industries 2 " Om Printing Press .. 2 Hindu Swadesh Printing Press .. 2 Marwar Times Press 2 Jagdish Printing Press Mandor DistiIlery Mandor 37 Anand Saw Mill Bilara 2 Source : - The Onice of the Olief Inspector of Factories &: Boilers, Rajasthan. Jodb.2J EMPLOYMENT SITUATION 1961 Particulars Number 2 Applicants registered during the year 13,700 Vacancies notified during the year 2,855 Applicants placed during the year 1,858 Employers using the Employment Exchanae 630 Applicants on the live register at the end of the year 4,171 (i) Professional. technical & related workers 139 (ii) Administrative, executive & managerial workers 5 (iii) Clerical & related workers 142 (iv) Sales workers (v) Farmers, fisherman, hunters, beggers & related worker. 20 (vi) Mines, quarryman & related workers 1 (vii) Workers in transport & communication occupations, 206 (viii) Craftsmen, production, process workers &. labourers Dot elsewhere classified 240 (ix) Service sports & recreation workers 271 (x) Workers not classified by occupations 3,146 Source : - The Directorate of Employment, Rajasthan.

GENERATION AND CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY 1959-60 Power Houses Particulars Jodhpur Phalodi 2 3 A- Electricity Generated 16.634 0.080 8- Total Consumption of Electricity 11.399 0.069 (a) Domestic (i) Heat and Small power 0.042 (ii) Light and fans 2.449 0.017 (b) Commercial (i) Heat and Sman power 0.033 0.019 Oi) Light and fans 1.858 0.010 (c) Industrial (i) Low and medium voltage 2.605 (ii) High voltage 1.357 (d) Public lighting 0.317 0.017 (e) Public water works and sewage pumping 2.738 0.006

* Data relate to the period from 1st January. 1957 to 31st March. 1958 Source :- Public Electricity Supply-All India Statisti~. (1959-60), Central Water and Power Commission, Simla. 241

CONSUMPTION OF INTOXICANTS YEA R S Items Unit 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1 :2 3 4 S A- Shops :- 1 Country Liquor Number 32 32 32 2 Indiao Made Foreiao Liquor ., 18 12 13 3 Opium 67 " 4 Hempdrugs ,. 19 63 69 B- Consumption :- 1 Foreign liquor (a) Imported spirit and wine Litres 1.645 1,695 1,637 (b) Imported beer .. 1.931 875 164 (c) Indian made spirit .. 11,241 39,116 22,796 (d) Indian made beer .. 28,079 39,501 7.274 2 Country spirit .. 195,699 210,746 218,220 3 Opium KilograIllll 688 110 35 4 Bhang .. 6,410 6,835 8,146 5 Ganja .. 101 Source :-Statistical Abstracts Rajastban. 1960 and 1961.

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 1960-61

Number of Number of Number of Institutions Scholars Teachers Type of Institution Boys Girls Boys Girls Males Females 2 • 3 4 5 6 7 TOTAL 723 S3 62,500 18,191 2,382 648 A- COLLEGES 5 ] 4,019 448 255 25 (i) General Education 2 3,149 439 132 24 (ii) Professional Education 2 684 108 'I (iii) Special Education 186 9 15

B- SCHOOLS 718 52 58,481 17,741 2,127 623

(i) Higher Secondary Schools 14 2 6,161 674 } 502 128 (ii) High Schools 9 3 3,639 1,596 (iii) Middle Schoo1s 49 16 15,437 5,339 512 193 (iv) Junior Basic Schools 44 6 6,203 S80 192 16 (v) Primary Schools 527 22 26,162 9,075 837 281 (vi) Nursery Sohool 101 50 (vii) Professional Schools 4 1 711 81 78 5 (viii) Schoolll for Special Education 70 2 67 48 6 Source :- Directorate of Education, Rajasthan.

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GOVERNMENT PUBLIC HOSPI!l!ALS AND DISPENSARIES 1960

Particulars Beds Particulars Bcdl 1 1 1 A-HOSPITALS B-DISPENSARIES Mahatma Gandbi Hospital, Jodhpur 576 ItIt Branch Dispensary. Jodhpur Umaid Hospital. Jodhpur 300 2nd Branch Dispensary. Jodhpur Mental Hospital, Jodhpur 60 Hewson Dispensary, Jodhpur Lapar Asylum, Jodhpur 55 Jaswant College Dispensary, Jodbpur Isolation Hospital, Jodhpur 18 Residency Dispensary, Jodhpur Central Jail Hospital, Jodhpur 18 Jaswant Female Dispensary, Jodhpur Government Hospital, Chopas8oi 17 Government Dispensary, Lobawat Police Hospital Jodhpur 9 Government Dispensary, Usian (SaactioRet) Government Hospital, Phalodi 9 Mandor Aid Post Government Hospital~ Bilara 9 KberjerJa Aid Post Government Hospital, Shergarh 6 Soor Sugar Aid Post Government Hospital. Borunda 6 VidbyashaJa Aid Post Bap Aid Post 2 Sourcc:- Directorate of Medical & Health Services, Rajasthan.

MOTOR VEHICLES ON ROAD

y E A R S (Number)

Type of Vehicles 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 2 3 4 5 6 Total 2.,718 2,990 3,013 3,627 4,023 Private Cars and Jeep 1,,342 1,414 1,463 ),618 1,742 Private Buses 20 20 31 10 10 Motor Cycles &: Tricycle Rickshaw! 328 383 402 SOO 609 Contract and Taxi Carriages 41 49 43 42 42 Stage Carriage& . 294 343 377 435 442 PloIblic Carriages • 391 453 363 618 698 Private Carriages 170 184 178 163 198 Tractors 117 128 141 239 280 Others 15 16 15 2 2

Source : - The Dire<:torate of Transport, Rajasthan. 243

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (As on 30th June, 1961)

Share Working Loans Loans Capital Capital Advanced Recovered Deposits Borrowings Type of Societies Number Members (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total 828 53,947 4,330,841 29,841,347 16,443,537 8,835,413 4,600,015 20,523,75% Central Co-operatille Bank 1 838 1,420,974 13,195,989 7,132,851 3,461,434 1,935,155 9,677,000 Agricultural Credit SOCieties 342 29,309 1.~39.253 10,811,219 6,520,430 2,916.841 120,676 9,318.553 Non-Agricultural Credit Societies 29 8,126 656,300 3,387,787 2,591,495 2.258,074 2,544,184 18.643 Primary Land mortgage Bank 1 588 6,448 14,288 5,914 7,250 Primary Marketing SQCieties .5 1.119 241,450 524,611 156,247 171,064 266,501 Marketing Societies (Non-plan) 4 161 9,148 11,781 2,237 Milk Supply Societies 2 149 14,090 26,901 12.811 Farming Societies 30 396 72,070 407,601 36,600 24,000 329,513 Agricultural Non-Credit Societies 13 232 12,780 20,707 4.000 7,290 Non-Agricultural Non-Credit Societies 21 421 73.594 186,782 112.732 Housing Societies 8 122 4,587 43,942 39,355 Weavers Societies 56 1,348 30.808 171,531 140,672 Co-operative Stores 89 6,916 173,36S 187,516 10,926 Other Industrial Societies 150 2,777 246,946 662,023 413,991 Supervising Unions 4 153 District Institute 1 197 Societies under Liquidation 72 1.095 29.028 195.306 166,278

Source : - The Registrar Co-operative Societies, Rajasthan.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCKS (As on 31-12-1961)

Area covered Number of Rural Year of villages population Blocks opening Stage Sq. Miles Sq. Kms. covered served ('000)

2 3 4 5 6 7 Bilara 1954-55 II Stage 608 1,575 81 72 Osian 1956-57 I Stage 1,654 4,284 139 91 Bhopalgarh 1957-58 .. 654 1,694 84 S4 Jodhpur 1958-59 .. 576 1,492 lOS 44 Balesar 1959-60 617 1,598 S3 44 Luni 1961-62 Pre-extension" 766 1,984 109 56

Source :.._ Development Department, Rajastbaa. 244

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Jambaji Jam'.Ja Chaitra Badi 3 4,000 Memorial Hindus especially Jamba Phalodi 'i

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Jain Mela Osian Phalguna Sudi 3 2,400 Religious Jains Osian Osian 1,000 Hindus Mataji Chaitrs & Ashvina " " " Kesariya Kanwadi Ummednagar Bhadrapada Sudi9 1,600 Memorial All Communities Mathaniya Ramdev ji Betwasiya Bhadrapada & 1,000 Religious Hindus and Betwasiya Osian Magha Sudi 11 Muslims SHERGARH TEHSIL

Rata Bhakarwala Balesar Satan Bhadrapada Sudi 2 6,000 Memorial Hindus Balesar Jodhpur JODHPUR TEHSIL

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Banganga Chaitra Badi 15 5,000 Religious Hindus Bilara Bilara Nousati (Jodbpur-Jaitarao) Banganga Chaitra Sudi 2 ),000 ., BHara Mataji .. (Jodhpur-Jaitaran) Kesariya Kanwarji Bhadrapada Sudi 9 500 .. Chandelao Chayaji Asop 500 " Bhaironji Satheen Magha Badi 14 1,200 Mabadeoji Chaukri Kahn Phalguna Badi 13-14 1,'00 Source :- ColJectorate. Jodhpur. 246

FIRST GENERAL ELECTIONS 1952 Percentage of voting preferences ------Ram Krishikar Number Percentage Rajya Jan- Com. Lok Inde- Particulars of seats Electorato of Polling Congress Parishad 8aogb Socialist munist Party pendent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Jodhpur City 'A' 1 48,876 36.4 22.6 1.4 8.8 67.2 Jodhpur 'B' I '0,07' 36.1 17.5 0.7 4.1 '77.1 Jodhpur South Tebsil 1 48,513 54.1 10.7 10.1 79.2 Jodhpur North Tehsi} 1 61,201 SJ.S 32.2 6.1 61.7 Phalodi 1 43,244 42.1 lo,.() 90.0 Sbergarh 1 44,348 48.0 8.5 91.5 Bilara 1 52.368 $5.6 3Q.6 2.7 66.7 Source : - Election Department, Rajasthan.

SECOND GENERAL ELECfIONS 1957 Percentage of voting preferences Electoratew Ram Praja Assembly Number Percentage Rajya Jan Com- Socialist constituencies of seats Men Women of polling Congress panshad Sangh munist Party Independent 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 )0 II

Phalodi 2 56,154 45,683 29.9 15.0 56.6 28.4 Osian 1 29.089 24,482 44.1 64.8 35.2 Bilara 29.896 29,608 48.2 48.8 51.2 Jodhpur City I 1 21,492 HI.786 46.5 45.6 8.4 46.0 Jodhpur City II 1 23,125 21.412 47.8 43.0 IS.5 20.9 1.4 19.2 Luni 1 25.779 23.936 39.0 49.7 28.8 2J.5 Source : - Election Department. Rajasthan. SECfJON IV

DISTRICT" TEHSIL MAPS

DISTRICT AND TEHSIL MAPS (Note)

The district and tehsil maps presented in this Directory, The villages have been shown by code section have been prepared and presented for the numb~ra in the tehsil maps. ,first time. They form a part of the Census Atlas and have been reproduced here specially with a The maps have been photographically reduced view to help the reader to locate the plates mentioned to their present size from the original revenue maps and the scale and graticules have been worked in the Primary Census Abstract and the Village out as approximately as possible.

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