1. RURAL AND URBAN AREAS
The census data are presented by rural and urban areas. A rural area is non-urban consisting of revenUe villages with wel) defined boundaries which IS the smallest unit in the hierarchy of administrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet it is considered one unit for the persentation of data. Habitations in forest areas are also considereCl as villages and each forest range Officer's beat is considered as one forest village.
Urt;an' areas have· been especially defined for the purpose of population census. The definition is treated with some flexibility with a view to accommodating nlinor variations for meet lUg the exigency of the situation. An urban unit has been defined as follows:
(a) All places with a municipal, corporation, municipal board, cantonment board. notified area and town area.
(b) AJI other places which satisfy the following criteria:
(i) A minimum population of 5,000;
(ii) At least 75% of the male working population engaged in"noo-agricultural activity,
(iii) A population of at least 400 per Sq. km. (or !>oe thousand per sq. mile.)
Allied agricultural activities such as fishing. logging etc. have been considered agricul tural in 1981 Census for determining the proportion of engagement of male population in nOo agricultural abtivities for the purpose of declaring a place a towo.
2. URBAN AGGLOMERATION
The concept of Urban Agglomeration of the 1971 is also adopted for 19.81 censUs. Very often the growth of towns over-lapped the statutory limits of the city or town. Large ( ~vi )
tal'1 way col' omes, umversltyI • campuses, port areas, industrial areas etc. came tip outside t he limhs of the town but they form contmuous growth with the town. These outgrowths mayor may not ~ / by themselves qualify to be treated as separate towns but these outgrowths deserve to be treated as urban areas. Such a town with their outgrowth areas is treated as one urbah unit and called barn(Urban Agglomeration' and U.Agglomeration may constitute.
(i) A city with continuous outgrowths, (the part of outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages),
(ii) Oue town with similar outgrowth or two or more adjoining towns with their out-growths as in (i); or
(iii) A city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread.
3. CENSUS HOUSE
A 'census house' is a building or a part of a building having a separate main entrance
~rom the road'or COil mon courtyard or staircase etc., used recognised as a separate unit. It may be vacant or occupied. It may be used for residential or non-residential purpose or both. I
4. HOUSEHOLD
A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and who take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigency of work prevents them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by-blood or unrelated persons or having a mix: of both. , I Examples of unrelated household are boarding houses, masses, hostels" residential hotels, rescue homes jails ashrams etc. These are called institutional hous-=holds. There may be one-member households, two-member households or multi-member hOllseholds. For census purpose each one of these types is regarded as a household.
5. SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES
A persons has been returned as belonging to a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe .to' which he belongs is inclUded in the schedule of the State. Scheduled caste can belong to Hindu or Sikh religion. However, a persons belonging to scheduit"d tribe can profess any religion.
6. LITF~A'!'E.;!)'· A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is to be taken as literate. -A person who can merely read but cannot write. is not a literate. It is not necessary that a. person who is literate should have passed any minimum, ooucational'standard.
7. WORKER In 1981 Census, the economic status of a person ha.s 1?een classified as : (i) Main worker ( xvii )
(ii) Marginal Worker (iii) Non-workers Th~ dichotomy of workers and non-worke.rs or 1961 and 1971 census has bqen discarded in 1981 census and time disposition criterion in economic activIty with one year reference period is adopted. A person who 'has engaged 'himself in economic activity for major part of the year (at least 183 days) is considered as main worker while those who worked in for sometime during the last year but not major part of the year have been treated marginal worker. Those who have not worked at all during the one year reference pqriod are non-worke! s. Work has been defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such.. participation may be physical or ...mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also effective'supervision and dirfjction of work.
8. CUL TIV ATOR - A person is conside,red a cultivator if he has engaged in cultivation as a single worker -or family worker of land woned or held from Govfjrnment or held from private persons or institutions for payments in money kind or share. Cultivation includes super:vision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves ploughing sowing .and harvesting and production of nereals and millet crops and other crops such as sugar cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kinder(fd fibre crops, cotton etc. and does not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orcha_rds or groves or working on plantation like tea, coffe.e, rubber etc.
9. AGRICULTURAL LABOURER A person who w_orks in another person's land for wages in mone,y, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural laboure~. He does not have a risk in the cultivation but merely works in another persons land for wages.
18. HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY
Household Industry is~defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the precincts of house - . I where the household lives in urban ~rea.s. The larger proportion of workers in a household ~industry should consist of membe;rs of the hdus~hold including the head. The industry should j not be run on the scale of a r(jgistered factory which would qualify or has tD be registered under the Indian Factories Act. - \ -
In~ustry impli{)s production, processing, servicing or repair of articles or goo~s such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing, blacks smithy, tailoring etc.
11.' OTHER WORKERS
All workers, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or engaged in Household Industry are treated as other work~rs. This cat~gory covers factory and plantation workers, Government servants, Municip?-l employees, teachers, priests, entertail_1ment artists, workers engaged in trade, commerce, business mining, construction etc . .._
ANAl.Y'l'ICAL NaTE
INTRODUCTION
District Aligarh is one of the five districts of Agra. Division. To. the north, the " boundary is purely conventional and touches the district of Bul~ndshaht'!,. on the-east and sout-h" east lies the district of Etah, on the west it Is separated from Hatyana by the Yamuna and on' 0 the south-west lies the district of Mathura. It lies hetween the par'all~ls of 27 28/ a.nd: 280 10' north latitude and 77° 29' and 780 36' east longitude. According to the Surveyor General of India its area is 5,019 square kilometres. It constitutes r.29 per cent of the total' a1;ea and ranks 27th while in population it ranks 13th with 2.32 per ce~t of the state's population amongst 56 dhtTicts of the state.
The district, according to 1981 Census, has a population of 2,574,925 and a density of 513 persons per square kilometre. There -are 422,159 occupied residentiaqlOuses with 436, 220 households. An average household consists of 6 persons. The district has six tahsils namely Khair, Koil, Iglas, Hathras, Atrauli and Sikalldra Rao. In population, Koil is the largest while Iglas is the smallest. In area~ Khair is the largest and Iglas is the small~t:"·
Of the total population of the district 77 per cent reside in rural and 23 per cent 10 urban areas. Urbanisation in the district is higher than that of the State average (17.9 per cent).
The prop0rtion of scheduled castes in tlie district is 22'.5 per cellt, in rural 23':95 per cent and in the urban 17.64 per cent, Sch:-duled Tribe pJpu'ation if! the district is negligible.
I 'J he p::rcentage of literacy in the district is 31 35 per cent whichds' more than that of tile St"te average. Ltteracy amongst males aI!d" female'S'" h 4"'4"'.04 and 16.24" per cent" repectIvely. It is 27.79 per cent 10 rural and 43.24 per cent in urban areas.
'The participation in economic' activity in the di~tnct is 26.74 p~r cent inr,ludirtg marginal workers (0.20 per cent)...
DISTRIDU nON OF POPULATION, VILLAGES AND TOWNS'
The Table 1 show.> the tahsil-wise population in rural and urban areas by sex N.. al~o the total number of inhabIted villages and the number of- towm-. 2
Table 1 : POfulation. DUDlber of ,illa&es and tOllDs
Population No. of Villages ... _--l-___ 1"\ ,------, ,---..A_--.., t Name of Tahsil Total Rural Urban ,--__J... __-, Total Inhabited r-----.J._----, ,--__ --..A.__---.., 'a- p M F P M F P M F ~
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1. Khair 385,749 209,505 176,244 362,009 196,710 165,299 23,740 12,795 10,945 181 275 2 2. Koil 721,884 390.157331.727 365,807 199,365 166.442 356,077 190,792 165,285 348 340 4 3. Iglas 228,436 125.463 102.973 219,145 120.339 98.806 9,291 5.124 4,167 186 186 2 4." Hathras 457.789 250,869 206,920 340.938 187,519 153,419 116,851 63.350 53,501 377 365 4 5. Atrauh 432,417 233,213 199.204 396,217 214,013 182,204 36,200 19.200 17,000 3<)8 295 2 6, Sikandra Rao 348.650 189,769 158.881 298,665 162,979 135.686 49.985 26.790 23,195 249 243 6
District 2,574.925 1,398.976 1.175.949 1.9SZ.781 1.080,925 901.856 592.144 318,051 274,093 1,749 1,704 20
Koil tahsil has the highest population (721, 884) followed by Hathra', Atrauli, Khair, Sikandra RaQ and Iglas. Hathras has the maximum number of villages 377 ~365 inhabited} and Iglas has the minimum number of villages 186 (186 inhabited), The position in othets is Khair 281 (275 inhabited), K'lil 348 (340 inhabited), Atrauli 308 (295 inhabited) and Sikandra Rao
I 249 (243 inhabited) village,; Aligarh city is the district headquarters having a popUlation of 320,861 followed by Atrauli M.B. 27,317, and Sikandra. Rao M B. 21,659.
GROWTH OF POPULATION Growth rate of population in the district is 21.93 per cent with 14.29 per cent in rural and 63.69 per cent in urban areas. Table below shows the variation in population during the decade-(1971-81).
Table 2 : Decada) change ill distribution Of population
PopulatIOn r J.... -, Percentage of decadal Name of Tahsil 1971 1981 van at ion (1971"81) _....L ____"'"""\ ,----____,L _____ -, _J...____ ----, Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban
1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10
1. Khair 325,074 325,074 385,749 362,009 ~,740 18 66 11.36 2. Koil 569,297 316,983 252,314 121 ,88 ~ 365,807 356,077 26.80 15..40 4(12 3. Iglas 191.978 191,978 228,436 219.145 9,291 18.99 14.15 4. Bathras 370.4023 283.939 86,484 457,789 340.938 116,851 23.59 2O.U7 35.11 5. AtrauJi 353,298 332,318 20,980 432,417 1396,217 36,200 22.39 19.23 72.55 6. Sikandra Rao 301.759 284,506 17,253 348,650 298,665 49.985 15.54 04.98 189,72
District 2.111,829 1,734,798 377.931 2.574,9~5 1,982,781 592.144 l1.9J 14.~ 63.69 3
Koil tahsil has registered the highest growth rate of 26.80. per cent. The r~te of urbanisation in the district is 63.67 per cent which is high,er than that of the State aver~ge 25.49 per cent. VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES The frequency distribution of inhabited villages by six population ranges, (i.e. less than 200; 200-499; 500-1,999; 2,000-4,999; 5,000-9.999 and above 10,000) is presented in Table below: Table 3 Distriba~ion of ',mageS by popaJatioo nlJIges
Number of villages Percentage of villages Range of population In each range in each range
1 2 3
Less than 200 70 04.11 200-499 319 18.72 500-1,999 1,072 62.91 2,000-4,999 225 13.20 5,000-9,999 18 1.06 10,000 & above
Total 1,704 19"0. GO
Maximum number of villages (62.91 per cent) lies in the range 500-1,999 al),d 18.72 per cent are in the range 200-499. There is no large size village havi,ng population above 10,000 in the district. VILLAGES BY DENSITY The dlstnblltion of villdges by densi.ty of the population per square kilometre is presented in the following table: Table 4 : Distribution or villages by density
Range of density To~al numbur of Villages Pl1fcentage of VIllages in (pe:, sq, km.) In each density range each densIty range
1 2 3
0-10 2 00.12 11-20 4 00.24 21-50 14 00.82 51-100 37 02.17
101-~ 131 07.69 201-300 332 19,48 301-500 760 44.60 501 & above 424 24.88 Not known ------Total 1,71M lOt}.89 _------_--- 4
The mghest nU1llDe'r of villages have a density in range 301-500 and next come tlie' ~rna'g('s with a demityof 5(')1 aM above. The vIllages upto a demity of 100 per square kilometre are only 3.35 per cent of the total number of inhabited villages of the district.
VILLAGES BY,SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION
In order to have some idea of the distribution of schedu ed castes in the inhabited villages of the district Table 5 below presents the distnbution of illhabited villages by pro· portion of scheduled castes :
Table 5 Proportion Of scheduled caste populatloll to total populativn in the villages
PC'fce'rftagc range of sChedufed caste Number of villages Percentage of villages population to total population in each range in each range
1 2 3
NIL 88 05.16
0-5 102 05.99
6-10 148 08.69
11-1$ 196 11.50
16-20 257 15.08
21-30 ,438 25.70'
31 & above 47S 27.88
Total 1.704 189,09
Out of 1,704 inhabited viI ages there are only 88 villages which have no scheduled caste population. In 913 villages scheduled caste population is found over 20 per cent of the total popUlation and in 196 villages scheduled caste population is observed between 11-15 per cent.
VILLAGES BY SCHEDULED TRffiE POPULATION
There are only 7 villages inhabited by scheduled tribe population. These lie in the range of 26-35 per cent of Echeduled tribe population. The remaining] ,697 inhabited villagea
have DO Iched\lled tribe popula.tion. Table 6 : Prl'portion Of scbeduled tribe popu1ation to total population in the villages
Percentage range of scheduled tribe Number of villages Percentage of villages populatIOn to total population 1D each range In each range
1 2 3
Nil 1.697 99.59 Q- 5 6- 15 16-25 26-35 00 41 36-50 51 & above
Total 1.79-1 190.09
SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDUL~D TRIBE POPULATION IN TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT
Nearly 17.70 per cent of urban population of the district consists of scheduled castes whereas scheduled tribe population is almost uegligible, Table 7 shows the !cheduled castel scheduled tribe population in the towns of the district.
Table 7 : Proportion or scheduled caste/scheduled tribes population in towns
Total Total Percentage of scheduled 'Percentage of scheduled Name of the town Total scheduled caste scheduled tribe caste population to tnbe population populatIOn populiJ.tion population total population to total population
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Khalf LA. 15.497 2,853 18.41 2 Jatari LA. 8,243 1.731 20.99 3 Ahgarh M.B. 320,861 54,648 14 17.03 N 4 Qaslmpur Power House Colony T .A. 13.871 1,238 08.93 5 Jalali T.A. 13,841 4,387 ,81.69 6 Hardu:lganj T.A. 7,504 1.432 19.08 7 Iglas T.A. 5,235 918 17.53 8 Beswan TAr 4 056 407 10.03 9 Hathras M.B 92,962 18,323 19.71 10 SasOI T.A. 9,187 1,528 ~3 11 Mursal1 T.A. 7,507 1,340 17.85 12 Mendu T.A. 7,t95 2,660 36.97 13 Atrcluh M.B. 27,317 3,141 11.49 14 Chharra (Rafatpur)T .A. 8,833 958 10.78 15 Sikandra Rao M.B. 21.659 4.164 19.22 16 Purdilnagar T,A. 8,290 1,477 17,81 17 KaufjaganJ LA. 6,636 727 10.95 18 Pllkhana LA. 5,877 948 16.13 19 Vdatgarh T.A. 3,898 988 25,34 ZO Hasayan T.A. 3.6Z5 570 15 72
All Towns 582,2U 17.79 N (;
The highest pr~portion of scheduled caste is found in Mendu T. A. (36.97 per cent) and. the least (08.93 per cent) in Qasimpur Power House Colony T.A. Scheduled tribe population, is found only in Aligarh M. B. and it is negligible as compared to the total popUlation of the town. YILLAGES BY LITERACY RATE - The following table gives literacy rate by populatiun range of villages. It is observed tbat literacy in ranges of 2,000-4,999 ~nd 5,OCO-9,999 is shghtlY'over 27 per cent. Maximum literacy rate (29.32 per cent) is obsen ed in range cf 200-499 and.minimum (26.30 per cent) in l~ss than 200 range. Table 8 : Literacy rates by popaiatioo ruges 0( Tillages , Ral}ge of Number of Villages - Literacy population in each range rate
1 2 3
Less than 200 70 26.30 2.00-4-99 319 29.32 5C~-1,999 1,072 28.08 2,000-4,999 225 27.12 5,000 - 9,999 18 27.43 10,000 & above
Total 1,794 27.79
TOWNS BY LITERACY RATE 1 here are 20 towns in Aligarh district. Literacy rate in the urban areas' of the district is 44 per cent. The following table gives the literacy rate by towns.
Table 9 : Lit.eracy rates {or towns
Name of town Literacy rate
1 Khair T. A. 38.4!t 2 Jatan T. A. 42.64. 3 Aligarh M.B. 46.07- 4 QaslIDpur Power House ColonY T.A. 58.01 5 Jalali T.A. 24.46 6 HarduaganJ T A. 40. All T OVflI8S 44.90 Qasimpur Power House Colony T.A. has the highest literacy rate 58.07 per cent followed by Hathras M. B. (48.70 Per cent) while Pilkhana has the least literacy rate of 13.78 per cent.
LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS AND SCHEDULED CASTE/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION
Literacy is as high as 31.35 p~r cent in the district as a whole with 27.79 per cent in the. rural and 44 per cent in the urban areas. Among the tahsils Koil tahsil bas the highest literacy rate. Literacy in buth rural and urban areas of Hathras is the highest. Male literacy generally conforms to total literacy.
The di~trict has 22.50 per ~t scheduled caste popUlation with 23.95 per cent in rural and 17.70 per cent in urban areas. Scheduled tribe population in the district i& negligible.
Main workers consthute 26.54 per cent of the total population of the district with 26.88 per cent in rural and 25.41 per cent in urban. Proportion of total workers in rural as well as in. urban areas is highest in Sikandra Rao tahsil. Total female workers are the highest in Koil tahsil while their,proportion in rural is highest in Iglas and in urban in Atrauli. tahsil . Female main workers in the district are only 1.63 per cent with 1.50 per cent in rural and 2.07 in urban areas. Marginal workers consti~ute 0.20 per cent in the district. 'The proportion of femak marginal workers in rural area is 0.34 per cent while it is 0.14 per cent in urban area.
Proportion of non-workrs in the district is as high as 73.26 per cent. It is 72.89 per ~ent in rural and 74.51 per cent in urban. The proporti'.)n of female non-w.)rkers is around 98 per cent in both rural and urban areas. The proportion of male non-workers in rural area is 51.52 per cent and in urban area 54.33 per cent.
The above brief analysis has been based on Table 10 presented below giving data on litera.cy, scheduled Caste/scheduled tribe workers and non-workers. 8
'table 10 Percentage Of literates, l,orkers, nQJl-workers, scheduled
PERCEN ,------Scheduled Scheduled Total! Total popL\lation caste tnbe Literates to total ,-_____L- __, Name of Tahs il Rural! population population populatIOn Urban p M F to total to total ,-___l_ ___ ---., populatIOn population P M F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "8 9 10
Khair Total 385,.749 209,S05 176,244 23.26 29.56 44.52 11.77 Rural 362,009 J96,710 165,299 23.51 28.88 44.05 10.83 Urban 23.740 12,795 10,945 19.31 39.94 51.79 26.08
2 Rai! Total 721,884 390,157 331,727 22,00 37.38 48.52 24.27· Rural 365,807 199.365 166,442 26.00 29.39 43.25 12.78 Urban 356.077 190,792 165.285 17.00 45.59 5L30 35.84
3 Iglas Total 2211,436 125,463 102,973 22.85 28.64 40.20 09.67
Rural 219 .. 145 120,339 98~806 23.22 27.97 43.64 08.88 Urban 9.291 5,124 4,167 14.26 44.45 57.34 28.61
4 Hathras Total 457.789 250,869 206,920 26.52 35.61 48.21. 20.33 I Rural 340,938 187,519 153,419 28.62 31.97 45.77 15.09 Urban 116,851 63,350 53,501 20.41 46.23 55.42 35.35
S Atrauli Total 432,417 233,213 199,204 18.91 21.28 33.96 08.62 Rural 396,217 214,013 182,204 19.60 21.60 33.61 07.48 Urban 36,200 19,200 17,000 11.32 29.82 37.78 20.82
6 Sikandra Rao Total 348,650 189,769 158,881 21. 73 28.25 41.05 12.95 Rural 298,665 162,979 135,686 22.40 27.86 41.39 11.60 Urban 49,985 26,790 23,195 17M25 30.56 38.99 20.81
All Tahsils Total 2.574,925 1,398,976 1,175,949 22.50 31.35 44.04 16.24 Rural 1.982,781 1.080,925 901,856 23.95 27.79 41.69 11.14 Urban 592,144 318,051 274,093 17.70 44.00 52 02 33.04 ~ caste/scheduled tribe population in the district
TAGE OF
...J._ __, ______--____ - ____~-- __• ______------__,
Main workers to Marginal workers to Total workers to Non-workers to total populatlOn total population total population total population ,-___...J.______,-___J_--- _____ ,---~I_-- _"""'""\ ,---' .._.\__ ------P M F P M F P M F P M F . 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
26.17 47.08 01.30 00.23 00.13 00.36 26.40 47.21 01.66 73.60 52.79 98.34 26.25 47.20 01.32 00.25 00.14 00.38 26.50 47.34 Ol·70 73.50 52.66 98.30 24.82 45.14 01.05 00.01 00.02 00.01' 24.83 45.16 01.06 75.17 54.84 98.94
26.79 46.33 01.63 00.19 00.13 00.27 25.98 46.46 01.90 74.02 53.54 98.10 26.50 47.59 01.23 00.31 00.2.4 00.41 26.81 47.83 01.64 73.19 52.17 98.36. 25.05 45.00 02.Q2 00.08 00.02 00.14 25.13 45.02 02.16 74.87 54.98 97.84 " 26.42 47.23 01.05 00.40 00.17 00.69 26.82 47.40 01.74 73.18 52.60 98.26 26.47 47.35 01.05 00.42 00.17 00.72 26.89 47.52 01.77 73.11 52.48 98.23 25.07 44.63 01.03 25.07 44.63 01.03 74.93 55.37 98.97
26.44 47.32 01.1~ 00.13 00.07 00.19 26.57 47.39 01.32 73.43 52.61 98.68 26.57 47.62 00.83• 00.14 00.07 00.23 26.71 47.69 01.06 73.29 52.31 98.94 26.09 46.46 01.97 00.08 00.07 00.09 26.17 46.53 02.06 73.83 53.47 97.94
27.33 '9.55 01.31 00.17 00.10 . 00.26 27.50 49.65 01.57 72.50 50.35 98.43 27.53 49.90 1.01 •25 00.17 00.11 00.25 27.70 50.01 01.50 72.30 49.99 98.50 25.13 45.61 02.00 00.19 00.06 00.33 25.32 45.67 02.33 74.64 54.33 97.67
27.74 49.92 01.24 00.15 00.10 03.21 27.89 5().OZ 01.45 72.11 49.98 98.55 27.93 50.14 01.17 03.14 00.09 00.21 28.04 50.23 Q1.38 71.95 49.76 93.62
26.82 48.59 01.68 00.16 00.12 00.20 26.98 48.71 01~88 7302 51.29 98.12
26.54 47.73 01.33 00.20 00.11 00.30 26.74 47.84 01.63 73.26 52.16 98.37 26.88 48.34 01.16 00.23 00.14 00.34. 27.11 48.48 0l.50 72.89 51.52 98.50 25.41 45.63 91.93 00.08 00.04 00.14 25.49 45.67 02.07 74.51 " 54.33 97.93 t(T~fq~. \jf;.y~UTiJr ~r~ - q~ Primary Cens'us Abstract 12
a:r 8lfGfTt{ ,...... , 0 I:;; :; ancrr~ .zci 4:1.0 'i:r .. ;r'= Occupied ~~ll'T it~"{ Gl,,_p::~_ District!Tahsil! ,,____. - Residen- No. of Total Population (IncludIng _- ~ ., tlal House- InstItutional and Houseless aq~f:qef ;;rrfCfll'T U.A.!City! I;"~ I:f II) ~ .... Population) i'loS Town ~~ I'!.J;< Houses holds Scheduled Castes ,-___-L -__)_-----, ~ OI:fo ~o ~:;ifT 0110 ~o ~:;ifT P M p P M 'p
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5,919.9 422,159 4:6,220 2,574,925 1,398,976 1,175,949 579,353 315,4'17 263,926 :2.1. are-Tr( ~ :sr.i I:{'( l{tiJ 'l'T'flVT 4,839.9 332,5:42 337,491 1,982,781 1,080,925 901,356 474,915 258,727 216,188 "{q~Tlt 179.1 89,617 98,729 592,144 318,951 274,993 194,438 56,7a9 47,738
63,015 65.370 385,749 209,505 176,244 89,709 48,679 1. ~"{~~ ~lf 1,040.2 41,030 IDl1TUf 1,018.8 60,371 61,591 362,009 196,710 165,299 85,125 46,199 38,926 ;:mUll' 21.4 2,644 3,779 23,740 12,795 10,945 4,584 2,480 2,104
2,511 15,497 8,327 7,170 2,853 ~~ ;:m~~o;; <'fl'RTlf 15.54 1,512 1,538 1,315 8,243 4,468 3,775 1,731 ;;ref Til' i1lf~~o;; ;:m~Tlf 5.83 1,132 1.268 942 789
1120,871 721,884 390,157 331,727 158,454 85,995 2. 320,861 171,829 149,032 54,648 29,614 (l.~~"t~ <'I3. ~if;:;rm ~t;:;r ~lT 5!52.2 36,737 37,282 228,436 1.25,463 102,973 52,206 28,572 23,634 mTur 543.0 35,159 35,r88 219,145 120,339 98,806 50,881 27,819 23.062 ;:mnll' 9.2 1,578 1,594 9,291 5,124 4,167 1,325 753 572
• 2,390 ~T'9"~~':;if ~Tll' 3.67 963 964 5,"235 2,845 918 522 396 ittiCfT ;:m~~>;T DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~ll Cfiflf Cfi'::~ Cff~ Main Workers ,...... ---
c::I 0 ~,g o z 1f::5 ."(\0"8 0 _:::- f\lf~r /~~fT~ /if11\ u 'B~ ~~'1 'Blf Cfi~ cn~ ~~ ~rf'QJ~,-j'fiFH 'i ~~_ ::s Of'1~f~Cf 6F'[;;'flfcr13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 1
21 18 6 897,123 616,199 191.923 683.378 667,653 15,725 Total Aligarh District 21 7 7 551,998 450,643 109,455 532,958 522,523 10.435 Rural 14 8 6 256,925 165,457 99.568 159,420 145~13Q 5,299 Urban
114,030 93,280 20.750 100,929 98,627 2,302 Total Kh'air Tahsil 1 lO4,549 86.653 17,8% 95,037 92,851 2,186 Rural 9,481 6,627 2,854 5,892 5,776 116 Urban
• j. 5,966 4,081_ 1,885 3,878 3,773 105 Urban Khair T. A . 3,515 2,546 969 2,014 2.003 11 Urban Jatan T. A.
14 8 6 269,8~5 189,316 80,499 186,150 180,755 5,395 Total Kod Tdhsil 2. 107,495 86,230 21,265 96,944 94,891 2,053 Rural 14 8 6 162,320 103,086 59,234 89,206 85,8§4 3,342 Urban
14 8 6 147,826 93,498 54,328 80,275 77,237 ~,038 Urban Aligarh M.B. 8,055 4,996 3,059 3,260 3,171- 89 Urban Qaslmpur Power House Calony C. T.
3,~86 2,593 793 3,636 3,494 142 Urban Jal~h T. A.
~,O53 1,999 1,054 2,035 1,962 73 Urban HarduagaoJ T. A.
65,425 55,461 9,964 60,346 ,59,262 l,r84 Total Iglas TahsIl 3 61,295 52,523 \ 8,772 58,016 56,975 1,041 Rural 4,130 2,938 1,192 ~,330 2,287 43 Urban
2,373 1,628 745 1,296 1,265 31 Ufban Iglas T. A. 1,757 1,310 447 1,034 I,Q22- 12 Urban Beswan T.A. 14
~ !fiT ~~fq~ ~;;r ~
- ~ OfiTli i'P:~ GfT~ Main Workers _L
qrf~GfTf~Ofi \RfTtr, ;mTq'il j 0 <;;,.01:0 ~ Z ijm'tlil, mcrf~ Cf .~ .g fGRT ICf~r~ /'f'Tr.- ~.?_ ~~li<:r IW 0 Household Industry 1 B~~/~/~ -- ~~ Manufacturing Processing 1f:~ District !Tahsil! -..:\;'<- CfiT'icl"fiT<: ~fm!r. 'l1~~-':: IT; .9 Agricultural Labourers Servicing and Repairs u. A./Clty/ j:;" ~ Cultivators -- (II) ~] Town 1;=~ (I) V (a) ,-__-L ,- ---, ,-----.A.-_--, olf~ ~o t:h Olfo ~o t"fT Olfe ~o t"fT p M F P M F P M F
1 2. 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 ' 28 29 30
30,116 21. 8l~TiT~ iSiilq'il lltq: 329,349 324,99] 4,352 129.490 U7,093 2,397 28.265 1.851 ~T+fl1Jf 318,112' 313,899 4,222 121,248 119,948 Z.200 16,947 15,788 1.159 rrtT~Tll 11,237 11,1.&7 139 8.242 8.045 '197 13,169 12.477 692
21.001 2,993 2,799 1. ~\ c!~~1.'1~ ~)q 60.231 59,314 917 21,524 523 194. mmlTf 58.945 58,033 -912 20.807 20,289 518 2,550 2,379 171 i'l'n:r5 268 22;- ti~ ill'J'<:~"f iltT'\l2. Ofi)~ <;l~"d'I~ ~TtT~ i1tT<:QrfQfCfiT 'itT'-Tlj 1,804 1.763 41 ],269 1,g08 61 7.897 7,639 258 OfiTfiS'li~<: qF.'{~ ~ 3. ~~m .ClQ_"d'IZ1 ,['tiT 33.297 32.857 440 15,445 15,196 249 2,731 2,615 116 lfTIiTIIf 32.882 32,446 436 15,065 14.817 248 2.530 2,419 111 ~Tlf 415 411 4 380 379 1 201 196 5
\i:ifZ1Hf iliT \~ ~Tlf 156 152 4 153 153 136 , 133 3 iI'~DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
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cl I;I"jg= 7:. C;;; .... 1;:";:;> fiifi1T i Cf~~fr~/ 'fl11: .(; -8 !t9 0 ~e"" - o:r~:~j~<;_! r- ~ r--~------' r--~ 0<1'0 ~o ~l' o'l"o ~o ~r Cilfo ~o :t"fT P M F P M F P M F
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3 2 1
.... 194,423 187,298 7,125 5,192 1,661 3,531 1,886,355 729,662 1,156,693 Total Aligarb District 21. 76,651 73,7~ 2,854 4,661 1,514 3,147 1,445,162 556,888 888,274 Rural 117,772 113,SQl 4,271 531 147 384 441,193 172,774 268,419 Urban
16,181 15.513 668 925 284 641 283,895 110,594 173,301 Total KhalC Tahsil 1. 12,735 12,15Q 585 921 281 640 266,051 103,578 162,473 Rural 3,446 3,363 83 4 3 1 17,844- 7.016 10,828 Urban
2,540 2,465 7S 1 1 11,618 4,S54 7.064 Urban Khau: T.A. 906 898 8 3 3 6,,226 2,462 3,764 Urban Jatan T.A.
95,739 92,216 3,523 1,441 523 918 534,293 208,879 325,414 Total Koil Tahsil 2. 20,797 20,142 655 1,161 475 686 267,702 103,999 163,703 Rural 74,942 72,074 2,868 280 48 232 266.591 104.880 161,711 Urban ,- 69,305 66.627 2,678 • 280 48 23.2 240,306 94,544 11lS,162 Urban Ahgarh M.B. 3,230 3,141 89 ~0,611 4,280 6,331 Urban Qasimpur Power House Colon'y C.T . . 856 811 45 10,205 4,033 6,172 Urban Jalali T.A. 1,551 1,495 56 5,469 2,023 3.446 Urban HarduaganJ T .A. , 8,873 8.594 279 928 214 714 167,162 65,987 101,175 Total Iglas Tahsil 3. 7,S39 7,293 246 928 214 714 160.201 63,150 97.051 Rural ")',334 1,301 33 6,961 2,837 4.124 Urban
851 821 24 3.939 1.580 2,359 Urban Iglas'T.A. 483 474 9 3.022 1,257 1,76'5 Urban Beswan T.A. 16
f~~ 'flT, SfNfi:r1fi ~i1'OFtl m
1 2 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 1~
4. ~T~1:ij' ~ij''''i\1' m~T~~~ ;;rl'\qTf~T ;;5. 3TCRT~T ~.m~ <:fliT 809.1 70,073 72,937 432,417 233,213 199,204 81,781 43,862 37,919 IDllTur 879.8 65,304 67,381 396,217 214,013 182,204 77,682 41,694 35,988 iflT1:TlT 10.3 4,769 5,556 36,200 19,200 17,000 4,099 2,168 1~,931
. arcn..'~T iliT<:qTf~ei;r iliT1:TlT 1.37 3,450 4,183 27,317 14,515 12,802 3,141 1,662 1,479 ~~l (<:It(l:!<:) ;;6. fij'Cfi"~:u "UOi ~\1' f~;:~'u ~TOi illHqTf~r iFT"{ll:f 2.83 3,165 3,419 21,659 11,550 10,109 4.164 2,262 1,902 ~"{f?':\1'ilif"{ ~f;:Cf+T qm.rrf~ ~'I 3Trqi~T 'lir 3T~rCf 'llT"{Cf if; ~TtT~&l'q:; ilTU H2l'fi ~m~ 9'>T ~rl=[T1lT ~'liI' (f~T $l'T!1f+FIi 'Gf;:r~r ~H it) ~T~Cf qf~lfG; iffi\ m ill'\! f~ lTC!; ~T~ ~ ~~ ~ it ij' 'f~ftl;f €f;r q;f 'C{cT9'>,{ f<]cfir~T iTl;fT ~ I DISTRICT plUMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 3 2 1
163,011 120,942 42,069 121,057 118,715 2,342 Total Hathras Tahsil 4 1Qg,985 85,836 23,149 90,571 89,287 1,284 Rural 54,026 35,106 18,920 30,486 29,428 1.058 Urban
45,280 29,175 16,105 24,160 23,317 843 Urban Hathras M.B. 4.220 2,704 1,516 2,450 2,370 80 Urban Sasni T.A. 2,585 1,769 816 1,929 1,896 33 Urban Mursan T.A. 1,941 1,458 483 1,947 1,845 102 Urban Mendu T.A.
7 7 96.363 79,193 17,170 118,176 115,556 2,620 Total AtrauJi Tahsil 7 7 85,569 71,939 13,630 109,079 106,799 2.280 Rural 10,794 7,254 3,540 9,097 8.757 340 Urban
6,%6 4,784 2,182 6,942 6,616 266 Urban Atrattli M.D. 3,828 2,470 1,358 2,155 2,081 74 Urban Chharra (·Rafl\tpur) T.A.
98,479 77,908 20,571 96,720 94,738 1,982 Total Sikandra °Rao Tahsil cJ
.n ,),205 67,462 15,743 83,311 81,720 1,591 Rural 15,274 10,446 4,828 13.409 13,018 391 Urbatl
7,489 4,920 2,569 5,689 5,441 248 Urball Slkandra Rao'M.B. 2,111 1)402 709 2,162 2,117 45 Urban PUrdiInagar T.A. "- 1,853 1,352 501 1,849 1,817 32 Urban l1~124 772 352 956 938 18 Urban Hasayan T.A:.
Note ;-1. Provisional IIGeographical Area" figures of state/distrIcts are SUpplIed by the SurveYor General. Figures for Urban area are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figureS for rural area are derived by substractmg the urban area from the total area of the district The area figures totalled over all the tah~i1s in a district will not tally with the district figures because the former are those supplied by thll DiI~ector of Land Records (Board of Revenue). 2. The village-wise areas are as reported by the Tahsildar, while the rural areas of each tahSIl (in District Primary Census Abstract) has been derIved by deductIOg the sum of urban areas frdID the total area figures of the tahsil furnished by the Board of Revenue, U. P. IS
f~ ~ snqllt~ wrrrvr;n ~
1 2 :3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
4. ~rzrur cr~~ft;;;r lfTlT 46,262 45,817 44S 28,S19 .28.187 332 5,340 4.894 446 ~T11TO'(' 44,933 44,510 423 26.857 26,567 290 3.213 2,982 231 illRl~en:~ S. aT~n:~T-~m\4 lfTff 80,984 79,898 1,086 16,609 16,324 285 3,697 3,363 334 m+rTO'f 79,598 78.527 1,071 15,283 15.013 270 2.889 2,623 266 iflT'{Tll 1.386 1,371 15 .1.326 1.311 15 808 740 68·
orm:~T iflT~TfWlir iflT'Ulf 1,160 1,150 10 1.225 1,211 14 501 458 43 ~T(~~;:) iPll:~'Jf i!'lT<:Tll 226 221 5 101 100 1 3~7 282 ~5
6. fWfii'~T "{Ta; ~~ If)if 57,199 56.499 700 19,758 19.387 371 3,955 3,66~ 290 tmfTlJf 53,770 53,097 673 18,162 11.814 348 2,676 2.461 215 i!'lT<:Tll 3,429 3,402 27 1.596 1,573 23 1,279 1.204 75 f~~T ~T3i ;:m;:_qrf~T'f'RTlI' 665 656 9 264 261 3 293 240 53 ~~f~'1if\. ;:m;:_~;j ;r~Tq 493 487 6 363 359 4 522 SIS 7 CfiTf;:_llFf>il rrif;:_~'Jf ;:pf~m 909 906 3 253 251 2, 224 212 12 q"T'ff@'FfT iFR~,,\ DISTRICT~ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 :i9 3 2 1
40,936 39.817 1.119 597 195 402 336,135 131,959 204,176 Total Hathras Tahsil 4. 15.568 '15,248 349 SOl 146 355 249.866 98,086 151.780 Rural 25,368 24,589 779 96 49 47 86.269 33,873 52.396 Urban
21,909 21.243 666 19 12 7 68.78327.066 41.717 Urban Hathras M,B. ~ 1.888 1.823 65 76 36 40 6.661 2.473 4.188 Urban Sasni.. T.A • 1,138 1,115 23 5.578 2.182 3,396 Urban Mursan T.A. 433 408 25 1 1 5.247 2,152 3,095 Urban Mendu T.A.
16.886 15.971 915 776- 254 522 313,465 117,403 196,062 Total Atrauli Tahsil S. 11,309 10,636 673 706 241 465 286.432 106.973 179,459 Roral 5,577 5.335 242 70 13 57 27,033 10,430 16,603 Urban
4,056 3.857 199 70 13 57 20.305 / 7,826 12,479 Urban Atrauli M.B.
1,521 1.478 43 57 6.728 2.60~ 4,124 Urban Chharra (Rafatpur) T.A.
15.808 15.187 621 52S 191 334 251,405 94.840 156,565 Total Sikandra Rao Tahsil IS. 8.703 8,348 355· '444 157 287 214,910 81.102 133.808 Rural
7 .1~5 6,839 266 81 34 47 36.495 13.738 22.757 Urban
4.467 4,284 183 62 21 41 15.908 6.088 9.820 Urban Sikandra Rao M.B. -784 756 28 3 3 6,125 2,270 3,855 Urban PurdJlnagar T.A. 463 448 IS 8 7 1 4.779 1.776 3.003 Urban Kaunaganj T.A. 333 318 IS 4 4 4.107 1.483 2.624 Urban Pllkhana T.A. 653 640 13 2.911 1,120 1,791 Urban VIJaigarh T. A. 405 393 12 4 2 2 2,665 1,QOl 1.664 Urban Hasayan T,A. 20
Q 0 ~ § 'w z 3T2;p iilTc ~;;:~.J... ____...... , ,..-- ,- .., elTo ~o ~?fT 0<10 ~" ~'lfT p M F p M F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
21. 3T~Trr1J i'iI"ii!R q"'trr 19'1,561 579,353 315,427 263,926 114,:41 101,434 13,1&7 ~;nqllJ"( 87,927 474,915 258.727 216.11:.8 89,5;3 81,885 7,668 Yi'l~llf 19,634 194,438 56,799 47,738 24,988 19,::19 5,439
1. ti<:. Cf~~!cn liT'I ·16,g54 89,709 48,679 41,030 18,962 17,717 1,245 IDlfTur 16,057 85,125 46,1~9 38,926 18.054 16.942 1,112 'f~<:!li 797 4,584 2,480 2,104 908 775 133
~h 'f'l"{€-t'!f ;:fir-U11 507 2,853 1,538 1,315 644 551 93 iifClT<:! 2. ~T~ ~<:ircn ;:i'l'l 27,604 158,454 85.995 72,459 33,806 28,41ll 5,388 lJP::r"'ilTJ 17,289 96.749 52,547 44,202 18,215 1~ ,476 1,739 'frr{!li 10,315 6],703 33,448 28.257 15,591 11,942 3.649 "- arcnTrrc; '1'T'{ I:nf~ifil 'frrUli 9,055 54,E48 29,614 25,034 13,869 10,512 ,3,357 q::.Tf~lf~<:' tfTCf{ ~~~ C{iT~T:;T ii~T
'if;;f Tij ;:rrr<:.€-t'Jf ~~Tli 170 918 -0' 522 396 233 199 34 ii'l"CJT ;:f1T~€-t?T ~mTlf 65 4{)7 231 176 108 90 18 21
PRIMARY \ CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED~ CASTES
~~ 'lill1 Cfi<_~ GfT~ Main Workers _------
1:1 0 ~1l .~Z _'";:;-~:5 f\l[~I /crQ_'ITZ1 /'ffT\ 1l9~ t;- i::! ~Q_/~"{/~ ~8 ,--,---....)_ ,..---L------, <5lfo $0 ~:;fr Cl:f $0 ~l Ol:fo $" ffi p M F P M F P M F
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2 1
157,857 152,296 5,651 49,739 49,949 690 57,776 56.483 1,293 Total Aligarh DistriC:$ 21 129,125 125,767 3,958 47,959 47,281 669 54,994 53,715 1,18~ RUIIl\ 28,132 26,439 1,693 1,789 1,759 "21 2,872 2,768 1~ Urban
23,975 22,944 1,031 7,592 7,488 104 11,104 10,741 363 Total Khair Tahsil 1 22,"814 21,820 994 7,394 7,290 104 10,716 10,3.54 362 Rural 1,161 1.124 37 198 198 388 381 1 Urban
721 686 35 102 102 142 141 1 Urban Khair T.A.
440 438 2 96 96 2~6 246 Urban Jat&n T.A.
42,298 40.548 1,750 8,687 . 8,550 137 12,303 11,955 348 Total Kot! Tahsil 26,103 25,229 874 g,087 7,960 127 11,;,27 10,940 287 Rural 16,195 15,319 876 600 590 10 1,076 1,015 61 Urban
141 333 13,566 767 211 206 5 445 419 26 / Urban AIigarh M.B. 268 265 3 Urban Qasimpur Power Housl Colony C.T. 1,194 1,113 81 339 334 5 558 52S 33 -Urban Jalali T.A. 490 375 25 SO SO 73 71 2 Urban HarduaganJ T.A.
13,932 - 13,534 398 3,651 3,694 57 7,003 6,888 115' Total 181al Tahsil 3 13,587 13.,196 391 3,639 3,582 57 6,851 6.737 114 Rural 345 338 7 12 -12 152 151 1 Urban
227 224 3 3 3 80 80 Urban ISla.s T .A. 118 114 4 9 9 72 71 1 Urban Biswan T.A. ~2
al2\tfitcr ~ ~ f~ srN~ ~;n m\
~ ~~ f] _~ '00 f\ifm J~"M /T~ ~ crr~ r6'-1 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25
-.... 21. Ql~Trr~ Gf'lIfCl q)rr 19.G4Z 9.933 1,099 49,399 37,650 2,659 ;;n.l=fT'Of 6,974 6,326 648 19,897 18,4<45 1,452 'lrr~tli 3.058 2,7fY7 361 29,411 19,20,3 1,297
1. ~<: ~~ftt'f ~~ 1'flT~~~ <{lJ'~')2. CfoTt'f ij~~T;;;:r 11111 2,738 2,.534 204 18,.570 17,509 1,061 ~;HiftOT 1.095 1,000 95 5,694- 5,329 365 'Ilf~T~"'r11~ ;:r~qTf<.'¥f\T ~13. ~"'~T~ cr&~""\1 zrTtf 1.22.5 1,142 83 2,0.53 1,910 143 ;rrll'T'li 1,197 1,114 83 1,900 1,763 137 . i'fil1:f~3~m ~1 ~ f~ mf~ iiA~l'lI~T mt
7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 S 6
121,426 66,837 54.589 26.208 22.915 3.293 4. ~Ttf~~ ~ij1~ 81,781 43,862 37,919 11.984 10.959 1025 5. ~cr~.T~t i;l~lJT~ 'i't'1' 15.274 '1TllTur 14.573 77.682 41.694 35,988 11>353 10.390 963 ;=rT<:tlf 701 4.099 2.168 1,931 631 569 62
3.141 1,662 1,479 422 3~6 36 orcr,,1','l.') rrlR~f~ ifll"fTl::r 539 162 958 506 452 209 183 26 ~T (~tfiCi~<:) 'ItR€i'!f ~m
14,320 '75,777 41, 48 34.295 14.288 12.719 1,569 6. flJ'I!~~T ~T3i CiW'll~ . 4,164 2.2.62 1.902 1.121 868 253 f~Ffi~<:T <:T3i rrrr~qTf<;;fif,T rrlfD'i' 708 291 1.477 781 696 439 295 144 ~<:f~ (ifi1lT<: rflT~<;f' rrlf<:m 948 534 414 170 162 8 CfiTf<:PiuMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT. FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 2 1
33.259 32,323 936 8.216 8,134 82 13,477 13,279 198 Total Hathras Tahsil 26.554 26,065 489 7,820 7,742 78 12,,879 12.710 169 Rural " 6,705 6,258 447 396 392 4 598 569 29 Urban 5,157 4,789 368 1p4 103 1 53 53 Urban. Hathras M.B • 417 396 21 8 8 47 43 4 Urban Sasni T.A. 352 349 3 40 40 124 121 3 Urban Mursan T.A. 77') 724 5$ 244 241 3 374 352 22 Urban Mcndu T.A.
22,829 22.026 803 12,374 12,196 178 6,048 5,922 12(i Total Atrauli Tahsil 21.634 20,989 645 1.2,2$8 12,081 177 5.858 5.739 119 Ruml 1,195 1,037 158 116 115 1 190 183 7 Urban
972 825 147 90 89 1 177 170 7 Urban Atrauli M.B. 223 212 11 26 26 13 13 Urban Chharra (Rafatpur) T.A.
21,564 20.831 733 9.210 9.078 132 7,841 7.698 143 Total Sikandra Rao Tahsil 6 19.033 18.468 56$ 8;752 8.626 \ 126 7,373 7.235 138 Rural 2.531 2.363 168 458 452 6 468 463 5 Urban (, 1.260 1,139 121 193 192 1 175 173 2 Urban Sikandra Rao M.B. 364 349 15 66 64 2 42 42 Urban Purdilnagar T.A. 292 283 9 111 108 3 US 114 Urban Pilkhana T.A. 223 210 13 8 8 34 34 1 Urban KauriaganJ T.A. ~234 230 4. 51 57 4j' 42 1 Urban Viji\1garh T.A. 158 152 6 23 23 .'0. 59 58 1 Urban Hasayan T. A. ~
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J 3 20 21 22 23 24 25
4. ~T~~ q~~IT~ m.r 2,316 2.002 314 9,250 8,908 342 ~T~TiJf 1,567 1.422 145 4.288 4.191 97 illRTlf 749 580 169 4,962 4,717 245 ~m~ ;;lRqTf~ifiT i1~~Tlf 633 487 146 4,367 4.146 221 ~iji'{T;:r~ i'f111:Tlf 25 .... 2S 337 320 17 ~~T;; ;:rm:~ ;:rtT~Tzr 34 34 154 154 ~~IR~ if'l'RTzr 57 34 23 104 97 7 - S. 8lo~'R;ft. ~R>r m~ 1.164 l,OSZ 112 3,243 2,856 387 VTifTiJf 959 881 78 2,559 2,288 271 ;pn:Tlf 205 171 34 684 568 116
C!iCRRorT i!6. f~~T "{Ta; a~ijT~ mtT 1.479 1,317 162 3,034 2.738 296 VmTI1f 1.112 996 116 1,795 1,611 - 185 fij'lili;:~ ~T3i <'fm:qTf~ifiT i!PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
U Zl 28 29 30 31 3 2 1
197 S5 142 87.910 ~.459 53.511 Tota] Hathras ,TAhsil ~4 150 29 121 70,871 21.7fY1 43.164 Rural 47 26 21 17.099 6.752 10.347 Urbau 1 1 13,16S 5.255 7.910 Urban Hathras M.B. 46 25 21 1,065 388 677 Urban Sasni T.A. 988 363 ru Urban Mursan T.A. 1,881 745 1.135 Urban Mendu T.A •
264 42 222 58.688 21.794 .... 36.894 Total A~raull Tahsil 5 223 41 182 55,825 20,664 35.161 Rural 41 1 40 2.863 1.130 1.733 Urban
41 1 40 2.128 836 1~292 Urban Atrauli M.B. 735 294 441 Urban Cbharra(Rafatp UI')1' .A.
133 47 86 54.080 20,604 33.476 Total Sikandra Rao Tahsil IS 131 45 86 47.739 18.154 29,585 Rural 2 - .2 6.341 2,450 3.891 Urban
2.904 1.123 1,781 Ulban Sikandra Raa M.B. 1,113 432 681 Urban Purdllnagar T .A. 2. 2. 502 188 314 Urban Kauriaganj T.A. 656 251 1105 Urban Pilkhana T.A. 754 298 456 Urban Vijaigarh T.A. 412 158 254 Urban Hasayan T. A. 28
.~ :; 'II:' G 110'0 f~T/~~/~· _-~~ or o. \if ~ iiIT I m{PTT 'f?8 s ~ 'fJ'f1:~j~/~T 1;-::1 'fJf~a qf~cm:l O!'i~f'9;;:r i5f:r-mfalll 'fiT ~~ <:fiT District/Tahsil! ~:::- ~~l:fr ~\1 ~~ _t1! No. of Households Total PopulatIOn of i'~1&',3 u. A./City/ 1;"'0 ~rm Town ~i-t with S,T, Members Scheduled Tribes Literates
,.--___,L__ ----.., r----r--..J...------., &1'0 ~o ~=1T 01:10 ~o ~T p M F P M F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10
:21 amTlT, ~t" tf)q 3 21 15 6 U 11 1 Vl~Tvr 1 7 7 7 7 5 . !f"~'\'Q' 2 14 8 6 4 1
1 ~~ ~~:iT\1 lillf .. , VTl1Tur ;:rif~T~
@~;~~ ;:rifU~ GlaRY <'{if~~ ;:r~T~
2 ;:r~T~ 2 14 8 6 5 4 1
a:r3 Yiif\1Hf cr~~ ~)if VTl1M ;:r1TU~ ,. ipT~m ;:rif~er-r ~T~ ~'ij~ c:I o 0 Ow Z if_- f~l/ ~WJ~ /"iflR/ 1l9.g s- ~ tji-::I ~'Q}~'!~T 1f:8 ,_~ tt" Cl ~ ~l:{ GfiT~ Gfi~;'t ----, ~--._ __.(_-----.. &(0 ~o f"lrT &(0 ~. f"lrT &1'0 ~o. ~T P M F P M F P M P'
11 J2 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 3 2 1
...11 11 To~ar Aligath Distric* 21 .. 7 7 .~ . Rural .~ 4 .. I Urban
Total Khair Tahsil 1 Rura) ... Urban
... Urban Khair T. A • ... Urban Jatari-T. A.
4 4 ... Tota) Koil Tahsil 2 ... Rural 4 4 ... Urba.n
4 4 ... Urban Aligarh M. B. \; I ... Urban Qasi~pur Power House Colony C. T • , .. , ... Urban Jalali T. A. ... Urban Harduaganj T. A .
... Total Ig)as Tahsil 3 ... Rural ...... Urban ...... Urban Ig)as T. A .. , ... Urban Beswan T. A • \ - 30
ll~~ CfiTl1 m q~ Main Workers
fi;ffiT I~~ 1;:rT\" cnfwful; m, ~, ~~~ Oil 0 ~o ~1' Clfo ~o ~;fT P M F P M .P
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