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Year Book 2019 20.Pdf PREFACE The formulation of a pocket book of statistics is an important step in the direction of dissemination of useful socio economic data about the State. This publication which is 51st in the series fulfils the ever-increasing demand for reliable facts and figures about the changes which are taking place in the economy of the State in a handy form. It is hoped that this publication will serve as a useful reference book for the general public, research workers and administrators. This office acknowledges with thanks the co-operation of various departments and organizations in making available the statistical data presented in this publication. This publication has been compiled by the Official Statistics Section of this Department. Dr. Vinod Kumar Rana Economic Adviser Govt. of Himachal Pradesh. ABBREVIATIONS USED Sq.Kms ..Square kilometres % ..Percentage M.T. ..Metric ton Kg. ..Kilogram KWh. ..Kilowatt hour R.E. ..Revised Estimates B.E. ..Budget Estimates Km. ..Kilometre Hect. ..Hectare .. ..Not available - ..Nil/negligible FR .. first revised estimates SR .. second revised estimates A ..Actual UNITS OF MEASUREMENT One ounce (OZ) =28.3495grams One pound =0.4535924 Kilogram One maund =82-2/7lbs. =37.3242 Kilogram One ton =2240lbs. =1016.05 Kilograms =1.016 tonnes One bale =392 lbs.=177.1 kilograms approx. One acre =4840sq.yds. =0.0040468 sq.kilometre =0.40468 hectare One mile =1609.344 meters =1.609344kms One square mile =640 acres =2.589988 sq.kilometres One imperial gallon =4.54596 litres One kilolitre =1000 litres One inch =2.54 centimetres One Square kilometre =100 hectares One hectare =2.47105 acres Two kanal =one bigha =20 biswas One biswa =45 sq.yards or 37.62 sq.metres C O N T E N T S Table Page I GENERAL 1.1 Himachal at a glance. 1 1.2 Growth of State Economy. 3 1.3 Administrative divisions/sub-divisions/tehsils & 4 sub-tehsils. II AREA AND POPULATION 2.1 Growth in general population. 9 2.2 Area and population -2011 census. 10 2.3 District Wise Area -2011 Census. 11 2.4 District and tehsil/sub-tehsil wise rural and urban population. 12 2.5 Number of households and population- 2011 census. 28 2.6 Block-wise population-2011 census. 29 2.7 Population and growth rate of cities and towns- 2011census. 34 2.8 District-wise projected population. 38 2.9 Projected population of towns. 39 2.10 District-wise distribution of main workers marginal workers and non workers-2011 census. 42 2.11 District-wise distribution of population by religion- 2011 census. 44 2.12 District-wise handicapped population-2011. 46 2.13 Scheduled Castes population-2011 census. 47 Table Page 2.14 Scheduled tribes population-2011 census. 48 2.15 District-wise distribution of main workers by cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry, and other workers-2011 census. 49 2.16 Population in the age group (0-6years) and sex ratio (0-6years)-2011 census. 50 2.17 Age group wise Rural Population and Labour Force 2011 census. 51 2.18 Age group wise Urban Population and Labour Force 2011 census. 52 2.19 Percentage distribution of estimated population by age group-2016. 53 2.20 Percentage distribution of population by sex, marital status and age group-2016. 54 2.21 Rural percentage distribution of population by sex, Marital and age group -2016. 56 2.22 Urban percentage distribution of population by sex, Marital and age group -2016. 58 2.23 District-wise number of Ex-servicemen and war widows. 60 III CLIMATE 3.1 District-wise rainfall. 61 3.2 Maximum temperature. 62 3.3 Minimum temperature. 64 Table Page IV AGRICULTURE 4.1 Land utilization. 66 4.2 Net irrigated area. 69 4.3 Area under principal crops. 70 4.4 Production of principal crops. 72 4.5 Agriculture wages per day. 74 4.6 Agriculture implements. 75 4.7 Consumption of fertilizers in terms of nutrients. 76 4.8 District-wise production of potato. 77 4.9 District-wise bio-gas plants. 78 4.10 Area and production of vegetables. 79 4.11 Area under High yielding variety crops. 80 4.12 District-wise operational holdings and area 2010-11. 81 4.13 Number and area of operational holdings by size class of holdings-2010-11. 82 V LIVESTOCK AND FISHERIES 5.1 Livestock and poultry. 83 5.2 Veterinary aid. 87 5.3 Production of milk, wool and eggs etc. 88 5.4 Fisheries. 89 Table Page VI HORTICUILTURE 6.1 Area under fruits. 90 6.2 Production of fruits. 91 VII FORESTS 7.1 Forest area according to legal classification. 92 7.2 Outturn and value of major forest produce. 93 7.3 Value of minor forest produce. 94 7.4 Forest Revenue. 95 VIII INDUSTRY 8.1 District-wise number of factories and workers. 96 8.2 Number of micro/small scale industrial enterprises set up (UAM filed). 97 8.3 Production, sale & export of liquor. 98 8.4 Production of rosin and turpentine. 99 8.5 Production of guns. 100 8.6 Set up of Industrial Enterprises. 101 IX MINING 9.1 Production and value of minor minerals. 102 X POWER 10.1 Installed capacity. 103 10.2 Number of consumers by classes. 104 10.3 Energy generated and consumed. 105 Table Page XI EMPLOYMENT 11.1 Occupational distribution of applicants and job seekers according to qualifications on live registers of employment exchanges. 106 11.2 Registration and placements done by the employment exchanges. 107 11.3 Distribution of regular Himachal Pradesh Government employees by total emoluments. 108 11.4 District wise distribution of Regular employees of Himachal Pradesh government, Local Bodies & Public Undertakings. 109 11.5 Department–wise distribution of Regular/Non- Regular employees of H.P.Government. 110 11.6 Himachal Pradesh Regular Government employees. 116 XII TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS 12.1 Roads including national highways. 117 12.2 District wise road length. 118 12.3 Number of registered motor vehicles. 119 12.4 Number of post offices and letter boxes. 120 12.5 Road accidents. 121 12.6 Nationalized transport. 122 XIII PANCHAYATS 13.1 District-wise number of villages, panchayat and block panchayat samities. 123 Table Page XIV EDUCATION 14.1 Educational Institutions. 124 14.2 Teachers in educational institutions. 125 14.3 Scholars in educational institutions. 126 14.4 Number of recognized institutions. 127 14.5 Literacy rate. 128 XV MEDICAL 15.1 Medical facilities. 129 15.2 Special medical institutions. 130 15.3 Progress of Family Planning. 131 15.4 Birth and Death Rate. 132 15.5 Achievement under Universal Immunization Programme. 133 XVI PUBLIC FINANCE 16.1 Revenue receipts. 134 16.2 Head-wise revenue receipts. 136 16.3 Expenditure on revenue account. 137 16.4 Per capita revenue and expenditure. 139 16.5 Revenue from different state taxes. 140 XVII BANKING 17.1 District-wise deposits and advances of scheduled commercial banks. 142 17.2 Kangra central co-operative bank. 144 17.3 Jogindra central co-operative bank. 145 17.4 Himachal Pradesh state co-operative bank. 146 Table Page XVIII CO-OPERATION 18.1 Co-operative Movement 147 18.2 Co-operative societies, membership, working capital and loans outstanding. 150 XIX POLICE AND CRIMES 19.1 Police strength. 151 19.2 Distribution of crimes. 152 19.3 Crimes in Himachal Pradesh 153 XX PLANNING 20.1 Plan investment in public sector. 154 20.2 Eleventh plan outlay. 155 20.3 Tribal sub plan. 161 20.4 Scheduled castes sub plan. 163 XXI FOOD AND SUPPLIES 21.1 Distribution of essential commodities. 165 21.2 Number of fair price shops. 166 XXII PRICES 22.1 Consumer price index numbers for industrial workers in Himachal Pradesh. 167 XXIII STATE INCOME 23.1 State domestic product and per capita income. 168 23.2 Sector-wise gross state domestic product. 169 23.3 Plan-wise growth rate of gross domestic product. 170 Table Page XXIV ECONOMIC CENSUS 24.1 District wise Concentration of Establishments and workers as per Sixth Economic Census. 171 XXV MISCELLANEOUS 25.1 Number of Tourists visited in H.P 172 25.2 District wise Number of Tourists visited in H.P. 173 25.3 Number of Registered Hotels/Guest Houses/ Travel Agencies/ Photographers and Tourist 174 Guides. 25.4 Survey on poor families. 175 25.5 Small savings. 176 25.6 Number of CST Registered in Himachal Pradesh 177 25.7 Height of important places. 178 25.8 Distance of important places of Himachal Pradesh from District Headquarters. 179 XXVI ALL INDIA FIGURES 26.1 State and union territory-wise area, population, sex ratio, rural/urban and SCs/STs population, density and growth rate. 188 26.2 Number and population of villages. 194 26.3 Estimated birth and death rate. 196 26.4 Plan outlay/expenditure in Centre, State and UTs. 199 26.5 Plan Outlay/Expenditure for Public Sector by Heads of Development. 200 Table Page 26.6 Index numbers of wholesale prices in India. 201 26.7 Index numbers of consumer prices for agricultural labourers. 202 26.8 Consumer price index numbers for industrial workers-All India. 203 26.9 Net National domestic product. 204 26.10 Literacy Rate, 2001 & 2011 Census. 205 26.11 Number of Districts, Sub-districts, Towns and Villages- 2011 census. 208 26.12 Sate wise deposits and Advances of all Scheduled Commercial Banks. 210 26.13 State wise Projected population. 212 1-GENERAL [1 1.1 HIMACHAL AT A GLANCE Item Reference Year Unit Particulars Area (2011 Census) Sq.Kms. 55,673 Districts (2011 Census) Nos. 12 Divisions (2011 Census) Nos. 3 Sub-Divisions (31.3.2020) Nos.
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