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Statistical Abstract of Himachal Pradesh 2017-18 STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH 2017-18 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND STATISTICS GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA 1 C O N T E N T S TABLE TOPIC PAGE PREFACE I- AREA AND POPULATION 1.01 Demographic Features Since 1901. 1 1.02 Area, Density and Decennial Growth of Population in Different 1 Districts. 1.03 Sex-wise Rural/Urban Population-2011 Census. 2 1.04 District-wise Sex Ratio in Himachal Pradesh 3 1.05 District-wise Decennial Population of Himachal Pradesh. (1991, 2001 And 2011 Census) 3 1.06 District-wise Percentage of Rural/Urban Population. 4 1.07 District-wise decadal Growth Rate. 4 1.08 District-wise Area and Density of Population. 5 1.09 Rural-Urban Population as Percentage to Total Population of the Districts. 6 1.10 District / Sex wise 0-6 Years Population and their percentage- Census-2011 6 1.11 Age-wise Rural and Urban Population-2011 Census. 7 1.12 Age-wise Distribution of H.P. Population 1991 Census. 9 1.13 Age-wise Distribution of H.P. Population 2001 Census. 10 1.14 Age-wise Distribution of H.P.Population-2011 Census. 10 1.15 District-wise Number/Average Size of Households in Himachal Pradesh-2001 and 2011 Census. 11 1.16 District And Tehsil/Sub-Tehsil-Wise Rural And Urban Population- 2011. 12 1.17 Scheduled castes Population-2011 Census. 15 1.18 Scheduled Tribes population-2011 Census. 15 1.19 Total Villages in Himachal Pradesh-1991, 2001 and 2011 Census. 16 1.20 Villages Classified by Population Size-2011 Census. 16 1.21 Population of Cities and Town-2011 Census. 17 1.22 Town Classified by Population Size-2011 Census. 19 1.23 Distribution of the disabled population by Sex and residence-2011 19 1.24 Proportion of Disabled Population, Literacy among Disabled, Work participation rate of Disabled population and Disabled workers by Economic Activities-2011 Census. 20 1.25 District-wise Projected Population (as on 1st March). 20 1.26 Block-wise Population-2011-Census. 21 1.27 Distribution of Total Workers by Sex (2011 Census). 24 1.28 Distribution of Workers -2011 Census 24 1.29 Percentage of Total Workers. Main Workers, Marginal workers and Non-workers to Total Population by Residence And Sex-2011 Census. 25 1.30 Religion-wise Population 2001 and 2011 Census. 26 II-CLIMATE 2.01 Average Annual Rainfall. 27 2.02 Maximum Temperature at Selected Centres-2017 28 2.03 Minimum Temperature at Selected Centres-2017 28 2 TABLE PAGE III-AGRICULTURE 3.01 Number of Operational Holdings and Area Operated by Size Class of Holding in H.P. 29 3.02 Land Utilization. 30 3.03 Area Under Different Crops. 31 3.04 Production of Different Crops. 31 3.05 Average Yield of Important Crops. 32 3.06 Fertilizer Consumption. 33 3.07 Net Irrigated Area by Source. 33 3.08 District-wise Net Irrigated Area-2011-12 34 3.09 Area and Production of Vegetables. 34 3.10 Area under High Yielding Variety Crops. 35 IV-HORTICULTURE 4.01 District-wise Area under Fruits-2017-18. 36 4.02 Production of Fruits-2017-18. 37 V- CO-OPERATION 5.01 Primary Agriculture Credit Co-operative Societies. 39 5.02 Non-Agriculture Credit/Co-operative Societies. 39 5.03 Regional Co-operative Marketing Societies. 40 5.04 Wholesale Primary and Students Consumer Co-operative Stores. 40 5.05 Co-operative Banks. 41 VI- FOREST 6.01 Classification of Forest Area by Legal Status. 42 6.02 Forest Area-2016-17. 42 6.03 Out-turn and Value of Major Forest Produce 43 6.04 Out-turn and Value of Minor Forest Produce. 43 6.05 Forest Revenue 44 VII-FISHERIES 7.01 Fish Production. 45 7.02 Export and Import of Fish. 45 VIII-LIVESTOCK AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY 8.01 Number of Livestock and Poultry. 46 8.02 District-wise Number of Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries. 47 8.03 Veterinary Institutions and Personnel. 48 8.04 Average Daily Milk Yield per Animal/Total Milk Production. 48 8.05 District-Wise Milk Procurement of H.P Milkfed 49 8.06 Prevent Measure undertaken and Animals Treated in Different 49 Veterina Veterinary Institutions. IX-INDUSTRY AND MINNING 9.01 Set up of Small Scale Industrial Units. 50 9.02 District-wise Number of Registered Factories and Workers. 50 9.03 Production and Value of Major/Minor Minerals. 51 X-TOURISM 10.01 Number of Registered Hotels/Guest Houses. 52 10.02 Number of Tourists Visited in H.P. 52 3 TABLE PAGE XI- POWER 11.01 Generation, Sale and Purchase of Electricity. 54 11.02 Consumption of Electricity. 54 11.03 Number of Villages Electrified. 55 XII TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS 12.01 Roads. 56 12.02 District-Wise Road length. 57 12.03 National Transport 57 12.04 Number of Motor Vehicles Registered during the year. 58 12.05 Post office 58 XIII-EDUCATION 13.01 District-wise Number of Schools and Colleges. 59 13.02 Number of Teachers in various Schools. 59 13.03 Total Enrolment in School and Colleges Himachal Pradesh. 60 13.04 Enrolment in District-wise. 60 13.05 Number of Educational Institutions in Himachal Pradesh. 61 13.06 District wise Literates-2011 Census 61 13.07 Growth of Literacy in Himachal Pradesh since1951 to 2011. 62 13.08 Rural-Urban Literacy Percentage in Himachal Pradesh 2001 Census. 63 13.09 Rural-Urban Literacy Percentage in Himachal Pradesh Census 2011. 63 13.10 District-wise Literacy Percentage in Himachal Pradesh1991 to 2011 64 13.11 Sex-wise Literacy Rate Among Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes 65 Population -2011 Census 13.12 Number of Schools serving Per thousand Populations /per Thousand 65 Sq. kms. In Himachal Pradesh. 13.13 Teacher Pupil Ratio in Himachal Pradesh. 66 13.14 Gross Enrolment Ratio in Various Educational Institutions by Age and 66 Sex in Himachal Pradesh. 13.15 Equipment/Facilities available in Primary School. 67 13.16 Equipment/Facilities available in Middle School. 67 13.17 Equipment/Facilities available in High School. 68 13.18 Equipment/Facilities available in Higher Secondary School. 68 13.19 District wise Students Classroom ratio. 69 13.20 District wise Average School Size Enrolment 69 13.21 District wise Drop Out Rate. 70 XIV- HEALTH 14.01 Number of Medical Institutions. 71 14.02 Health Care Facilities in Himachal Pradesh. 71 14.03 Number of Medical Institutions per lakh Population. 72 14.04 Number of Medical Institutions per ’000 Sq. Kms. 72 14.05 Number of Patients Treated in Various Allopathic Medical Institutions 73 14.06 Number of Ayurvedic Institution. 73 14.07 Number of Patients Treated in Various Ayurvedic Medical Institutions 74 4 14.08 Achievement under Family Welfare Programme 74 TABLE PAGE XV- VITAL STATISTICS 15.01 Number of Births Registered. 75 15.02 Number of Deaths Registered. 75 15.03 Number of Infant Deaths Registered. 76 15.04 Birth and Death Rate. 76 15.05 Comparative Vital Statistics. 77 15.06 Comparative Infant Mortality Rate . 77 15.07 Births, Deaths and Infants Mortality Rate in H.P. 78 15.08 Age specific Fertility Rates and Marital Fertility Rates in Himachal 78 Pradesh and All India. 15.09 Life Expectancy. 79 15.10 Age Specific Death Rate by Sex in Himachal Pradesh-2016. 79 15.11 Percentage Distribution of Estimated Population by Age-group, Sex And Residence in Himachal Pradcesh-2016. 80 15.12 Percentage Distribution of Total Population by Sex, Marital Status and Age-group in Himachal Pradesh-2016.(TOTAL) 80 15.13 Percentage Distribution of Total Population by Sex, Marital Status and Age-group in Himachal Pradesh-2016. (RURAL) 81 15.14 Percentage Distribution of Total Population by Sex, Marital Status and Age-group in Himachal Pradesh-2016. (URBAN) 81 15.15 National Leprosy Eradication Programme in Himachal Pradesh. 82 15.16 Immunization in Himachal Pradesh. 82 15.17 District-wise Percentage of Couple Protection Rate in Himachal Pradesh. (as on 31st March) 83 15.18 Number of Disabled Persons in Himachal Pradesh by type of disability- 2011 Census. 83 XVI-PRICES 16.01 Average Retail Price of Some Essential Commodities. 84 16.02 Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers in - Himachal Pradesh. 84 16.03 Consumer Price Index for Agriculture labourers - Himachal Pradesh. 85 16.04 Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers - All India. 85 16.05 Wholesale Price Index Numbers - All India. 86 XVII- LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT 17.01 Employment Statistics. 87 17.02 Job seekers according to qualifications on live registers of Employment exchanges in Himachal Pradesh. 87 17.03 Distribution of Himachal Pradesh Government (Regular) Employees According to Class of Post as on 31.3.2017. 88 17.04 Distribution of Himachal Pradesh Government (Non-Regular) Employees as on 31.3.2017. 90 17.05 District-wise Distribution of Himachal Pradesh Government Employees as on 31.3.2017. 92 17.06 District-wise Distribution of Public Undertaking Regular and Non- 92 5 Regular Employees in Himachal Pradesh as on 31.3.2017. 17.07 District-wise Distribution of Local Bodies Employees in Himachal 93 Pradesh as on 31.3.2017. TABLE PAGE XVIII-SOCIAL SECTOR 18.01 Number of Institutions for child and Women Welfare in H.P. 18.02 Grant of Pension/Rehabilitation Allowance to Various Categories of Recipients by way of Social Security. 94 18.03 Women Welfare Schemes in Himachal Pradesh. 95 18.04 Pension Schemes in Himachal Pradesh2017-18 95 1805 House Subsidy in Himachal Pradesh-2017-18. 96 XIX- FOOD AND SUPPLIES 19.01 Number of Fair Price Shops 97 19.02 L.P.G.
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