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Imphal East District At-A-Glance, 2014 IMPHAL EAST DISTRICT Sl. No. Items Unit Particular Sl. No. Items Unit Particular AT-A-GLANCE, 2014 4. Agriculture, 2012-13 v. Goat No. 9,387 (a) Consumption of Chemical Fertilizer Tonnes vi. Pig ” 23,855 Sl.No. Items Unit Particular i. Urea ” 3350 vii. Dog (Domestic) ” 19,862 1. General Particulars ii. DAP ” 360 (b) Total Poultry ” 2,12,043 (a) Latitude iii. M.O.P. ” 150 8. Sericulture, 2013-14 i. Imphal Degree 24°30´N to iv. S.S.P. ” 260 (a) Sericulture Farm No. 26 25°30´N v. M. Phosphate ” - (b) Cocoon Production ii. Jiribam ” 24°30´N to (b) Area under Rice (2011 - 12) ’000 Hects. 25.29 i. Mulberry Mt. 260.35 (b) Longitude 25°30´N (c) Production of Rice (2011-12) ’000 tonne 66.04 ii. Tasar Lakh No. 19.56 i. Imphal Degree 93°45´E to (d) Yield Rate of Rice (2011-12) Kg./hect. 2613.28 iii. Eri Mt. 131.57 94°15´E 5. Fishery, 2013-14 iv. Other (Muga) Lakh No. 19.00 ii. Jiribam ” 93°0´E to (a) Fish Farm No. 2 (c) Raw Silk 93°15´E (b) Production of Fish Tonne 4736 i. Mulberry Mt. 32.25 (c) Altitude (above MSL) Metres 790 ii. Tasar Kg. 669.14 (c) Fishery Revenue Rs. in lakh 0.47 2. Area and Population, 2011 Census iii. Eri Mt. 105.27 6. Forest, (State Forest Report, 2009) (a) Total Geographical Area Sq. km. 709.00 iv. Other (Muga) Kg. 475.00 (b) Population No. 4,56,113 (a) Forest Area Sq. Km. 669 (d) Production of DFLs i. Male ” 2,26,094 (b) Forest Cover ” 216 i. Mulberry Lakh. No. 5.35 ii. Female ” 2,30,019 i. Very Dense ” 0 ii. Tasar ” 0.70 iii. Rural ” 2,72,906 ii. Moderately Dense ” 43 iii. Eri ” 13.69 iv. Other (Muga) ” 0.76 iv. Urban ” 1,83,207 iii. Open Forest ” 173 9. Khadi & Village Industries, 2010-11 v. Scheduled Tribes ” 27,657 7. Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, 2011- 12 vi. Scheduled Castes ” 15,839 (a) Bee Keepers No. 1771 (c) Density of Population Per sq. Km. 643 (a) State Level Veterinary Hospital No. 1 (b) Production of Honey Kg. 20,696 (d) Sex Ratio Per ’000 Male 1017 (b) District Veterinary Hospital ” 6 (c) Value Rs. in lakh 37.25 (e) Literates No 3,24,664 (c) Veterinary Dispensary ” 20 10. Electricity, 2011-12 (f) Literacy Rate (excl. 0-6 Yrs.) P.C. 81.9 (d) Veterinary Aid Centre ” 3 (a) Installed Capacity (Thermal) MW 0.476 (g) Household No. 92,124 (e) A.I. Sub Centre ” 4 (b) Village Electrified No. 258 (f) Central Diary Farm ” 1 3 Administrative Set-up, 2009-2010 11. Medical & Health, 2010-11 (a) Sub-Division No. 4 (g) Poultry Breeding/Rearing Farm ” 1 (h) Duck Breeding/Rearing Farm ” 1 (a) Hospital (including PHCs) No. 12 (b) Community Development Block ” 3 (i) Fodder Farm ” 1 (b) Dispensaries /P.H.S.C) ” 55 (c) Zilla Parishad ” 3 (j) Patients Treated ” 34,950 (c) Beds Available ” 418 (d) Zilla Parishad Member ” 19 (k) Diagnostic cases performed in (d) Doctor ” 251 (e) Gram Panchayat ” 25 Lab ” 2648 (e) Patients Treated i. Out Patient No. 12,717 (f) Pradhan ” 25 (l) Production of i. Milk ‘000 tonnes 9.94 ii. In Patient ” 2,12,415 (g) Gram Panchayat Member ” 486 12. Co-Operative Society, 2010 (h) Village ” 207 ii. Egg Lakh no. 188.26 iii. Meat ‘000 tonnes 0.71 (a) Co-Operative Society No. 1016 (i) Town ” (k) Livestock & Poultry, 2007 Livestock Census i. Industrial ” 522 i. MC+NP No. 5 (a) Total Livestock No. 84,748 ii. Non-Industrial ” 494 ii. CT ” 3 i. Cattle ” 49,511 13. Tourism, 2012-13 (j) Assembly Constituency ” 11 ii. Buffalo ” 1,542 (a) Tourist Spot No. 12 (k) Lok Sabha Seat iii. Sheep ” 453 Tourist i. Foreign No. 108 i. Inner Manipur No. 1 iv. Horse & Pony ” 35 ii. Outer Manipur ” 1 ii. Domestic ” 19,145 Sl. No. Items Unit Particular Sl.No. Items Unit Particular 14. Education, 2009-10 19. Industries, 2011-12 (a) Pre-Primary/Primary/JB/UJB Schools (a) Registered Units No. 41 i. Institution No. 332 (b) Rice Mills ” - (c) Repairing Motor Vehicle ” 1 ii. Scholar ” 20,519 iii. Teacher ” 1,009 (d) Iron Work Industries ” 3 (e) Others ” 37 (b) Middle/Jr.High/Sr.Basic Schools 20. Family Welfare, 2011-12 i. Institution No. 112 (a) Urban Family Welfare Centre No. N.A ii. Scholar ” 22,603 (b) Rural Family Welfare Centre ” 11 iii. Teacher ” 1,042 (c) Operation Performed (Sterlisation) ” (c) High/Higher Secondary Schools i. Vasectomy ” 49 i. Institution No. 144 ii. Tubectomy ” 51 ii. Scholar ” 37,348 (d) IUCD Insertion done ” 1,300 iii. Teacher ” 1,957 (e) Oral Pill Users ” 3,800 15. Transport, (as on 31-03-2013) Registered Vehicles No. 5,957 21. Election, January, 2012 i. Bus ” 194 Lok Sabha Election (Jan, 2012) ii. Truck ” 677 (a) Electors No. 2,91,689 iii. Car ” 2,115 (b) Votes Polled ” 2,52,224 iv. Jeep ” 660 (c) Votes Rejected ” 64 v. Taxi ” 323 (d) Votes Polled P.C 86.47 vi. Motor Cycle/Moped ” 12,791 vii. Mini Bus ” 1 viii. Tractor ” 587 ix. Auto Rickshaw ” 1,831 16. Employment, 2011-12 IMPHAL EAST DISTRICT (a) Employment Exchange No. 2 AT-A-GLANCE (b) Registration ” 2,952 (c) Applicants on the Live Register ” 1,06,583 2014 17. Fire Services, 2013-14 (a) Fire Station No. 9 (b) Fire Incident Reported ” 6 (c) Value of Property i. Damaged Rs. in lakh 69.38 ii. Saved ” 283.4 18. Horticulture, 2011-12 Name of Crops Fruits i. Area Ha. 3,121 Printed & Published by: ii. Production MT. 26,781 Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Govt. of Manipur. Directorate of Economics & Statistics Vegetable Dated 24-06-2014 Government of Manipur i. Area Ha. 3,685 ii. Production MT. 35,398 Imphal Spices i. Area Ha 1,887 ii. Production MT. 15,630 .
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